• Soil nutrient status in the different land use systems and soil profiles of Seronga, Botswana 

  Gwatidzo, Cornelia (2014)

  The status of soil physico-chemical properties as governed by land use systems at local level is necessary for determining soil productivity and appropriate management options for sustainable land use. A study investigating ...

• Transpiration in various riparian woodland species of the Okavango Delta, Botswana 

  Lubinda, Aobakwe K. (2014)

  In arid and semi-arid areas, evapotranspiration (ET) by phreatophytes is a principal groundwater sink and a significant component of wetland water budgets. Understanding and accurately quantifying ET is necessary for water ...

• The impact of service-learning on students in a post-conflict society: the case of Cuttington University, Liberia 

  Horton, Romelle A. (2014)

  This qualitative case study explored how the management of the Service-learning Program at Cuttington University affects the learning experience of the student participants; captured the impact the experience of the ...

• Participation and rural development in contemporary Botswana: rhetoric or reality? the case of Mmankgodi village 

  Seleka, Malatsi L. (2015)

  Participatory approaches and methods have over the years been justified as a precondition for sustainable rural development. Participation entails the involvement of in-community stakeholders in the initiation, implementation, ...

• Relation between generational heights of siblings and their parents – a case study of some selected ethnic groups in Botswana 

  Ogu, Morrison O. (2015)

  “Relation between Generational Heights of Sibling’s and their Parents –A case study of some selected Ethnic Groups (Bakwena, Botlokwa and Balete) in Botswana” is a study to statistically investigate height differentials ...

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