An overview of traditional views and practices is taken primarily from studies o, fifteen tribal societies. An emphasis on supernatural causes of disease, a dependence upon witchdoctors who utilize herbal and ritual remedies, and the use of surgical techniques were features common to most groups. Numerous health problems are shown to result from traditional beliefs. Among them ate dietary defic...

East African Community from a traditional three states to the current six has undergone different experiences in her cooperation and integration process pre-independence, independence era, post-independence era which suits definition of contemporary era. The context global political economy revolves around post-tripartite trading block among neighboring states, shaped by empirical theory (what ...

Tremendous financial changes have been witnessed in the East African Community’s (EAC’s) macroeconomic landscape over past few years. These can shift various parameters of money demand model. Many previous empirical studies examined effect scale and opportunity cost holding variables on demand. However, most them left out innovation which is one key factors influencing Additionally, they are ju...

OBJECTIVE Access to medicines has long been and remains a challenge in African countries. The impact of medicines registration policies in these countries poses a challenge for pharmaceutical companies wanting to register medicines in these countries. The recent AMRHI (African Medicines Registration Harmonisation Initiative) has increased the focus on the need for harmonisation. Medicines regis...

Rushton’s theory of r-K race differences was examined in relation to the rate of murder, rape, and serious assault per 100,000 population and Gross Domestic Product per Person for 74 countries from the 1993–1996 International Crime Statistics published by INTERPOL and the 1999 CIA World Fact Book. Each country was assigned to one of the three macro-races East Asian, European, and African. The r...