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EVALUATE VIRAL HAEMORRHAGIC FEVER OUTBREAKS IN UGANDA TO DISTINGUISH CONTINUED HUMAN TO HUMAN TRANSMISSION VIA SURVIVORS FROM ZOONOTIC SPILLOVER EVENTS (2000-2019)
(Pwani University, 2021-08-26)INTRODUCTION: Uganda has experienced repeated outbreaks of viral haemorrhagic fevers (VHFs) over the last 20 years (Mbonye et al., 2012); Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) occurred in Gulu in 2000; Bundibugyo in 2007; Luweero in ... -
USHAHIDI UNAODHIHIRISHA KUWA KISWAHILI SI KIARABU
(Pwani University, 2021-07-13)Utafiti huu umeonyesha kuwa Kiswahili ni lugha kamili, huru inayoweza kujisimamia kama lugha nyingine yoyote. Vilevile umepinga swala la kuwa Kiswahili ni Kiarabu. Maneno asili ya Kiarabu yamefanyiwa utafiti kwa njia ya ... -
MEASURING ANTI-GAMETOCYTE IMMUNITY IN A LONGITUDINAL COHORT OF NATURALLY EXPOSED INDIVIDUALS IN KILIFI COUNTY, KENYA
(Pwani University, 2021-10-04)Introduction Over the last two decades, there has been a significant decrease in the global cases of malaria. However, since 2015, there has been an increase in the reported cases that has led to identification of loopholes ... -
PLANT BIODIVERSITY AND ETHNOBOTANICAL APPLICATIONS IN TWO KAYA FORESTS IN KILIFI COUNTY
(Pwani University, 2021-10-21)The sacred Kaya Kauma and Tsolokero forests in Kenya's Kilifi county are under the management of a council of elders and are gazetted as National Monuments. Eight out of the more than 52 Kaya forests are designated UNESCO ... -
UNDERSTANDING THE SOURCES OF INTRODUCTIONS AND GENETIC DIVERSITY OF ROTAVIRUS A STRAINS THROUGH WHOLE GENOME ANALYSIS OF ROTAVIRUS G8P[4] AND G9P[8] STRAINS DETECTED IN KILIFI KENYA, 2010 - 2019
(Pwani University, 2021-10-08)Background: Rotavirus Group A (RVA) is the primary cause of severe dehydrating diarrhoea in young children. Notwithstanding the introduction of the RVA vaccination in several countries, RVA continues to be a major cause ...
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