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      Livelihood diversification and food security in Pakwach District [1]
      The livestock industry: its changing pattern in subsistence farming and East African development. [1]
      Livestock keeping as a source of livelihood among the Kadama [1]
      Loan repayment under youth livelihood programme in Iganga District, Uganda [1]
      Local council system and promotion of community return and resettlement: a case study of Amuru District, Uganda [1]
      Local economic development policy and capacity building in local government in Mubende District (2014-2020) [1]
      Local finances system and the feasibility of its decentralization [2]
      Local governments and their compliance with the wetland policy in Uganda: a case study of Kampala City Council [1]
      Local governments' management of decentralized human resource for employee performance improvement: the case of Wakiso District [1]
      Local integration as a durable solution to refugees in Uganda [1]
      Local peace-building initiatives: A case study of Concerned Parents’ Association in Lira Municipality [1]
      Localizing millennium development goals (MDGs) in Uganda: re-visiting decentralization and its role in delivering success [1]
      Locative enclitics in Luganda: Form and meaning [1]
      Locus of control, assertiveness and indulgence in health enhancing behavior in the Uganda Police Force [1]
      Losses and gains: a stylistic analysis of the translation process of folktales from Runyankore–Rukiga into French [1]
      The Makerere Nkore-Kiga Corpus [1]
      Makerere University mentorship and the performance of academic staff, 2010-2020 [1]
      Making sense of the Uganda-Rwanda armed conflict in the Democractic Republic of Congo (DRC) [2]
      Malaria control and prevention among the under five children in slums: A case of Bwaise. [1]
      Male promiscuity: The negotiation of masculinities by motorbike taxi-riders in Masaka, Uganda. [1]