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MAKERERE
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES
COMMEMORATION OF THE LONG
AND DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
OF SENIOR PROFESSORS
Friday, 20th July 2012
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FOREWORD
The College of Natural Sciences (CONAS) has a total of 12 Professors and 11 Associate
Professors, out of a total of 139 teaching staff. Of the 12 Professors, 9 are retired and
on contract, as are 5 of the 11 Associate Professors. Today, CoNAS is dedicating time to
celebrate and pay tribute to the committed service rendered to us by these 14 galant
scientists, who have served in various capacities across various fields of science over the
years.
It is a great joy to render service, more so, effective service. It is of even greater joy to
recognise that the service rendered has been dedicated in nature. In this book, we
summarize the academic lives of these Professors who have selflessly lived most of their
distinguished scientific careers right here with us at CoNAS, serving Makerere University.
To CoNAS, their service has been absolutely exemplary, full of relentless guidance, and as
a result, to the younger generation of academics, a wonderful learning experience.
Their long and unremitting service ranges from teaching, to supervision of students,
writing of programmes, heading departments, heading faculties, chairing committees,
directing departments, appointment to top management, representation at different
levels (nationally and internationally), doing scientific research and publishing, in
addition to, fostering local and international collaborations.
The College cherishes every single moment they have spent on mentorship. Their
dedicated supervision has left behind a total of 87 PhDs and 195 MScs in various scientific
fields, wrote by over 400 publications in international journals and over 40 research
grants. Over 40 of the total number of students supervised are now staff members in
various departments at CoNAS, and at varioius levels in other university units.
At CoNAS we are therefore extremely proud to have been associated with these,
academic mentors. Their dedicated efforts as well as the research grants they won have
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laid a firm foundation for the future, and greatly aided the internationalization aspect of
the University.
We appreciate the contributions from Office of the Vice Chancellor, the University Printery,
CoNAS Finance Committee and the Organising Committee that have made this occasion
a great success. We will forever cherish the firm foundation they established, while they
each diligently played their respective roles, as we continue to build for the future.
Professor J.Y.T. Mugisha
Principal, College of Natural Sciences
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Contents
Professor Livingstone Serwadda Luboobi...............................................................1
Professor Hannington Oryem-Origa..........................................................................8
Professor Enyaru John C. K.............................................................................................14
Professor Bernard T. Kiremire........................................................................................18
Professor Henry Ssekaalo...............................................................................................22
Professor Yusto Kaahwa..................................................................................................26
Professor Eldad J.K.B. Banda..........................................................................................30
Professor Fredrick W.B. Bugenyi...................................................................................34
Professor John B. Kaddu.................................................................................................41
Associate Professor Fred Kironde................................................................................48
Associate Professor Deborah Baranga.......................................................................54
Associate Professor Gerald Majjella Mutumba.......................................................57
Associate Professor Moses Gilbert Isabirye-Basuta...............................................61
Associate Professor Jolocam Mbabazi.......................................................................65
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Introduction
On 4th August 1922, Makerere University; then a humble Technical College, was
inaugurated and the same day this year will mark the commencement of a year-long
celebration of 90 years of her existence. Established on the guiding motto, ‘WE BUILD
FOR THE FUTURE’, it was clear to the founders that no Institution can survive without the
requisite leadership and quality human resources. From her humble beginnings to the
current oldest and largest public University in the region, it is clear that an institution the
size of Makerere University would not have achieved this status had it not been for a team
of hardworking and dedicated academic staff; the bedrock of existence and everpresent
source of innovation.
At the College of Natural Sciences (CoNAS), we have a select club of fourteen senior
professors who have through decades of dedicated service scaled the echelons of
academic excellence to the highest rank; professorship. These dignified lady and
gentlemen have committed most of their professional life to serving Makerere University
and their motherland Uganda. These Professors have on average served for a period
of over 30 years. As such, these humble public servants have attained the statutory
retirement age but owing to a shortage of staff, have continued to serve under contract.
They continue to deligently teach, carry out research, mentor younger staff members,
attract research partnerships and also take part in outreach activities among other
activities.
As the College of Natural Sciences, we feel that it is not only just but also of great
importance that we recognize their dedicated service to this institution and our nation by
documenting their service both under the newly-established College of Natural Sciences
and formerly under the Faculty of Science. Some famous personalities have said thus in
relation to recognizing contributions of others.
In the arena of human life, the honors and rewards fall to those who show their good
qualities in action. ~Aristotle
Recognition is the greatest motivator. ~Gerard C. Eakedale
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PROFESSOR LIVINGSTONE SERWADDA LUBOOBI
Luboobi Livingstone Serwadda, PhD is a Professor of Mathematics specializing in
Biomathematics in the College of Natural Sciences at Makerere University. He holds a
PhD in Applied Mathematics (Biomathematics) from the University of Adelaide, Australia;
MSc. in Applied Mathematics (Operations Research) from the University of Toronto and
a BSc. degree in Mathematics (first class) from Makerere University College. He was also
awarded an honorary doctorate (Honoris Causa) from the University of Bergen in Norway.
He has also trained at the University of California, Berkeley as a Fulbright Scholar;
Researcher and Visitor at the University of Bergen. Professor Luboobi joined Makerere
University as a Special Assistant in 1970 but he had also served as a tutorial in his 3rd
year of his undergraduate studies. He was promoted to the rank of lecturer in 1973,
senior lecturer in 1977, associate professor in 1985 before becoming a full professor
in 1997. He has taught courses at undergraduate and graduate level in addition to
supervising research at MSc. and PhD. Professor Luboobi has also served the University
in other leadership and management capacities: Head Department of Mathematics;
Dean Faculty of Science for two terms; and Vice Chancellor of Makerere University.
He has worn various scholarly awards both at Makerere and internationally. Professor
Luboobi has attended many seminars, workshops and conference as a means to further
research collaborations and teaching for the University and Country. He has also served
on various institutional boards and committees in Uganda, Africa and internationally.
Professor Luboobi is a Fellow of the Uganda National Academy of Sciences; member of
the Uganda Mathematical Society; member of the Advisory Board East Africa University
Mathematics Programme.
Professor Luboobi has supervised and mentored students at graduate level, many
of whom have stayed to serve Makerere University in various capacities. The current
Principal of the College of Natural Sciences, Professor Mugisha was supervised by
Professor Luboobi at both Masters and PhD levels. His other supervisees include: Dr.
D’ujanga who is a Senior Lecturer and Head, Department of Physics; Ms. Nannyonga
Betty, a lecturer in the Department of Mathematics was also supervised by Professor
Luboobi. Mr. Nganda who is undertaking his PhD studies is also a member of staff in the
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Department of Mathematics.
Professor Luboobi has also served as an external examiner at Islamic University in Uganda;
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa; University of Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania; University of Khartoum, Sudan; and University of Botswana. The Professor, this
way contributes to new knowledge not only in Uganda but the Africa Continent as well.
Publications
Abraham, J. & Luboobi, L.S. (1974). A numerical method for a class of continuous. Concave
Programming Problems. Math. Programming 7, 162 - 180.
Luboobi, L.S. (July 1979). A population of insects infesting a stored quantity of cereal .I.
sufficient cereal availability. Departmental Research Paper, Dept. of Applied Mathematics,
University of Adelaide, Australia.
Luboobi, L.S. and Henderson, W. (May 1980). A Population of Insects Infesting a stored
quantity of cereal .II. Limited Cereal Availability. Departmental Research Paper, Dept. of
Applied Maths, University of Adelaide, Australia.
Luboobi, L.S. (May 1980). Spatial distribution of insects within a stored quantity of cereal.
Departmental Research Paper, Dept. of Applied Maths, University of Adelaide, Australia.
Luboobi, L.S. (1981). Delay Differential Equations for a population of Insects Infesting
stored cereal product. Proceedings of the 1st Eastern African Symposium on Pure and Applied
Mathematics & Mathematics Education, SECTION C; Nairobi, Kenya, 8 – 10 June 1981, pp 15 - 40.
Karuhije, E., Luboobi, L.S., Kayizzi, A. and Turyatemba, W. (1989). Secondary
Mathematics Book 3. MacMillan, London.
Luboobi, L.S. (1989). Lecture Notes on Mathematical Programming, Makerere
Kampala.
School
University,
Luboobi, L.S. (1990). Methods and Techniques for Learning Mathematics. Uganda
Mathematical Society Bulletin, Vol 3(1), 21 - 26.
Luboobi, L.S. (1990). Population of Insects Infesting on Stored Quantity of Wheat. COENOSES,
Vol. 5, No.3, pp 121-124.
Luboobi, L.S. (1991). Mathematical Models for the Dynamics of the AIDS Epidemic. In: Patel,
M.S. and Nokoe, S.: Biometry for Development - Proceedings of Biometric Society Meeting, Nairobi,
Kenya 2-6 April 1990, pp 76-83.
Luboobi, L.S. (1993). Lecture Notes on Biomathematics, Makerere University, Kampala.
Kirunda, A.G. and Luboobi, L.S. (1994). The Effect of Mobility on the Spread of HIV/AIDS
Epidemic between urban and rural areas. In: Luboobi, L.S., Ssewanyana, S. and Nabugoomu,
F.: Biometry for Sustainable Food Production - Proceedings of the 3rd Scientific Meeting of East,
Central and Southern African Biometric Network; held in Kampala, Uganda 13 – 17 September
1993, pp 118 - 127.
Luboobi, L.S. (1994). A Three Age-groups Model for the HIV/AIDS Epidemic and Effects of
Medical/Social Intervention. Mathl. Computer Modelling 19(9), 91 -105. Luboobi, L.S. (1994).
Spatial Distribution of Insects within a stored quality of Cereal. In: Luboobi, L.S., Ssewanyana, S.
and Nabugoomu, F.: Biometry for Sustainable Food Production - Proceedings of the 3rd Scientific
Meeting of East, Central and Southern African Biometric Network; held in Kampala, Uganda 13-17
September 1993, pp 61 -75.
Luboobi, L.S., Ssewanyana, S. and Nabugoomu, F. (Eds.)(1994). Biometry for Sustainable Food
Production - Proceedings of the 3rd Scientific Meeting of East, Central and Southern African
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Biometric Network; held in Kampala,Uganda 13 - 17 September 1993. Uganda Biometric
Society.
Nabasirye, M., Odulaja, A. and Luboobi, L.S. (1994). Application of Cutpoint Statistics to Crops
Varietal Selection. In: Luboobi, L.S., Ssewanyana, S. And Nabugoomu, F.: Biometry for Sustainable
Food Production - Proceedings of the 3rd Scientific Meeting of East, Central and Southern African
Biometric Network; held in Kampala, Uganda 13 - 17 September 1993, pp 90 - 98.
Kirunda, A.G. & Luboobi, L.S. (1995). The Effect of Mobility on the Spread of the HIV/AIDS
Epidemic. Afrika Mathematika, (Journal of the African Mathematical Union) vol. 3(5) pp. 85-99.
Silva, J.A.L., Luboobi, L.S., Ngwa, G.A., Iori, G, Velasco-Hernandez, J.X., Logon,T.B., Boutayeb,
A., Nsowah-Naumah, N.N.N., Ramadhani I., Kirunda, A.G. and Owino, J.O. (1996). Modelling
the Dynamics of Dengue Fever (DF) and its progression to the Dengue Hemorrhagic/Dengue
Shock Syndrome (DHF/DSS). A paper produced at the 3rd Autumn Workshop on Mathematical
Ecology, 14 October - 1 November 1996. ICTP, Trieste, Italy.
Luboobi, L.S. and Simwa, R.O. (1997). HIV/AIDS Epidemic Curves for Kenya and Uganda: A
Parametric Statistical Approach. Proceedings of the Fifth Scientific Conference of the East, Central
and Southern Africa Network of the International Biometric Society, Mombasa, Kenya, 22nd 25th September 1997, pp. 39 - 43.
Luboobi, L.S. and Simwa, R.O. (1997). HIV/AIDS Epidemic Curves for Kenya and Uganda: A
Nonparametric Statistical Approach. Proceedings of the Fifth Scientific Conference of the East,
Central and Southern Africa Network of the International Biometric Society, Mombasa, Kenya,
22nd - 25th September 1997, pp. 44 - 50.
Phiri, P.A., Vuma, D. and Luboobi, L.S. (1997). Mathematics for Scientists and Engineers, Vol. 1.
UNESCO, Nairobi, Kenya.
Mugisha, J.Y.T. & Luboobi, L.S. (2000). The Endemicity of HIV/AIDS in a Three-age Structured
population. Int. J. Management and Systems, Vol.16 (2), 125 – 136.
Mugisha, J.Y.T. & Luboobi, L.S. (2000). Effect of Vaccinating Susceptible Adults against HIV/
AIDS in a Two-age Groups Population. Zimbabwe. J. Science and Technology, Vol.1 (2), 91 –
103.
Luboobi, L.S. (2000). Mathematical Models for the HIV/AIDS Epidemic. In: Nokoe, S. (Ed.),
Biometry and Quality of Life, SUSAN-Int. Biometric Society, Nairobi, 2000, pp.147 - 157.
Mugisha, J.Y.T. & Luboobi, L.S. (2002). The effect of Treatment of HIV/AIDS: A Mathematical
Analysis. Zimbabwe. J. Science and Technology, Vol.2, 106 130.
Mugisha JYT & Luboobi, LS (2003). A course in Ordinary Differential Equations. Department of
Distance, Makerere University, Kampala.
Mugisha JYT & Luboobi, L.S (Dec. 2003). Modelling the effect of vertical transmission in the
dynamics of HIV/AIDS in an age structured population. SPJNS, 21, 82-90
Luboobi, L.S., Mugisha, J.Y.T. & Kasozi, J. (Eds) (2004). Importance of Mathematical Modelling of
Biological and Biomedical Processes. African Society for Biomathematics Series No. 1, Makerere
University Press (Series15), Kampala, Uganda.
Luboobi, L.S. (2004). Mathematical Approaches in Epidemiology. In Luboobi et al.(Eds.)
Importance of Mathematical Modelling of Biological and Biomedical Processes. African Society
for Biomathematics Series No. 1, Makerere University Press (Series 15), Kampala, Uganda,
pp53-60.
Besigye-Bafaki, G. and Luboobi, L.S. (2004). The Effect of Immunity on Schistosoma Worms
with the Human Host. In Luboobi et al. (Eds.) Importance of Mathematical Modelling of Biological
and Biomedical Processes. African Society for Biomathematics Series No. 1, Makerere University
Press (Series 15), Kampala, Uganda, pp105-120.
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Mugisha J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2004). On the role of vertical Transmission in the Dynamics of
HIV/AIDS in an age-structured Population. In Luboobi et al. (Eds.) Importance of Mathematical
Modelling of Biological and Biomedical Processes. African Society for Biomathematics Series No.
1, Makerere University Press (Series 15), Kampala, Uganda, pp189-204.
Tumwiine, J., Luboobi, L.S. & Mugisha J.Y.T. (2004). Modelling the Effect of Control of
Mosquitoes and Treatment on the transmission of Malaria. In Luboobi et al. (Eds.) Importance
of Mathematical Modelling of Biological and Biomedical Processes. African Society for
Biomathematics Series No. 1, Makerere University Press (Series 15), Kampala, Uganda, pp205-218.
Luboobi, L.S. and Namusoke, S.S. (2004). Modelling Pulse-type Immune System Response
to Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). In Luboobi et al. (Eds.) Importance of Mathematical
Modelling of Biological and Biomedical Processes. African Society for Biomathematics Series No.
1, Makerere University Press (Series 15), Kampala, Uganda, pp267-278.
Kakooza, R., Luboobi, L.S. and Mugisha, J.Y.T (2005). Modeling Traffic Flow and Management
at Un-signalized, Signalized and Roundabout Road Intersections. J. Math. & Stat., 1(3), 194-202.
Besigye-Bafaki, G. and Luboobi, L.S. (2005). Dynamics of Infected Snails and Mated
Schistosoma Worms with the Human Host. J. Math. & Stat., 1(2), 146-152. Ssematimba, A.,
Mugisha, J.Y.T. & Luboobi, L.S. (2005). Mathematical Models for the Dynamics of Tuberculosis
in Density-dependent Populations: The Case of Internally Displaced Peoples’ Camps (IDPCs) in
Uganda. J. Math. & Stat.,1(3), 217-224.
Nabiyonga, B.K., Luboobi, L.S. and Mugisha J.Y.T. (2005). Blood-Stage Dynamics of Plasmodium
Falciparum with or without Immune Response. IJOMAS, Vol. 21 (2), 147-164.
Tumwine, J., Luboobi, L.S. and Mugisha J.Y.T. (2005). Modelling the Effect of Treatment and
mosquito Control on Malaria Transmission. IJOMAS, Vol. 21 (2), 107-124.
Tumwine, J., Luboobi, L.S. and Mugisha J.Y.T. (2005). Modelling the Determinants of Antimalarial Drug Resistance. IJOMAS, Vol. 21 (2), 125-146.
Luboobi, L.S., Mugisha, J.Y.T. & Kasozi, J. (Guest Eds) (2005). Special issue –Biomathematics of
International Journal of Management and Systems (IJOMAS), Vol. 21 (3), pp 193-283.
Besigye-Bafaki, G. and Luboobi, L.S. (2005). The Effect of Immunity to Schistosoma Worms
within the Human Host. (IJOMAS), Vol. 21 (3), 193-212.
Luboobi, L.S., Namusoke, S.S. and Mugisha J.Y.T. (2005). Modelling Pulse-type Immune System
Response to Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). IJOMAS, Vol. 21 (3), 213-224.
Baryarama, F., Luboobi, L.S. & Mugisha, J.Y.T. (2005). Periodicity of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in a
Mathematical Model that Incorporates Complacency. Am. J. Inject. Dis., 1(1), 55-60.
Luboobi, L.S. and Mugisha J.Y.T. (2005). HIV/AIDS Pandemic in Africa: Trends and Challenges.
Nota di Lavoro 103.
Baryarama, F., Mugisha, J.Y.T. & Luboobi, L.S. (2005). An HIV/AIDS Model withVariable Force of
Infection and its Application to the Epidemic in Uganda. Am. J. Appl. Sciences, 2(9), 1274-1278
Baryarama, F., Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2006): A Mathematical Model for the Dynamics
of HIV/AIDS with Gradual Behaviour Change. Computational and mathematical methods in
medicine 7(1): 15-26
Baryarama, F., Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2006): Mathematical Model for HIV/AIDS
with Complacency in a population with declining prevalence. Journal of Computational and
mathematical methods in medicine 7(1): 27-35
Tumwiine, J., Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2007): A mathematical model for the
dynamics of malaria in a human host and mosquito vector with temporary immunity. Applied
Mathematics and Computation, 189(2): 1953-1965
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Tumwiine, J., Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2007): On Oscillatory pattern of malaria
dynamics in a population with temporary immunity. Computational and Mathematical
Methods in Medicine, 8(3): 191 – 203
Tumwiine, J. Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2008). On global stability of the intra-host
dynamics of malaria and the immune system. J. Math. Anal. Appl. 341(2): 855-869
Tumwiine, J. Luckhaus, S., Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2008). An age-structured
mathematical model for within host dynamics of malaria and the immune system. J. Math.
Model. & Algorithms, 7: 79-97
Tumwiine, J., Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2008). Threshold and Stability Results for
Malaria Model in a Population with Protective Intervention among High-risk Groups. Math.
Modelling and Anal. 13(3): 443-460.
Tumwiine, J., Mugisha, J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2010). A host-vector model for malaria with
infective immigrants. J. Math. Anal. Appl. 361(1): 139 – 149
Nannyonga, B., Mugisha J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2011). The Role of HIV Positive Immigrants
and Dual Protection in a Co-Infection of Malaria and HIV/AIDS. Appl. Math. Sciences 5(59): 2919
– 2942.
Nannyonga, B., Mugisha J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2011). Does co-infection with Malaria boost
persistence of trypanosomiasis? Nonlinear Analysis: Real World Applications,doi:10.1016/j.
nonrwa.2011.11.002
Nannyonga, B., Mugisha J.Y.T. and Luboobi, L.S. (2011). Evaluating the effectiveness of DDT
house spraying in persistent and re-emerging malaria. Africa Mathematica, DOI 10.1007/
s133700-011-0053-7.
Supervision of Graduate Students
M.Sc. students supervised:
Mpeka, C.M. (1981). Scheduling U.T.C. Kampala City Bus Services.
Nganda, M.K. (1987). A Mathematical Model for Collection and Disposal of Garbage in Kampala
City.
Besigye-Bafaki, G.E. (1987). Scheduling of Construction activities of the Mechanical Workshop
for UCTU.
Wanetosi, E. (1989). Mathematical Models for the dynamics of the HIV/AIDS epidemic (in
Uganda).
Mugisha, J.Y.T. (1993). A Three-age Groups Models for the Study of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic.
Kirunda, A.G. (1994). Mathematical Models for the Study of HIV/AIDS transmission between
Sexual activity groups and the role of mobility in the Spread of the epidemic.
Nabiso, S. (1994). Queues with Discouragement.
Kabuye, R. (1994): Mathematical Analysis of interaction within a four species ecosystem.
Kasaija, V.M.: (1996) Mathematical Models for the study of the Effect of Malaria, HIV/AIDS
Epidemic & Sleeping sickness on a community.
Mukalazi, D. (M.Sc.) (1996): Search for Optimal Vaccination Programmes for Measles in
Uganda.
Baale, R.S. (1996): Models for control of water weed (water hyacinth) through insect infestation
and the Effect on Fish Harvesting.
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Kintu-Wabulya, P. 1998): A Computer Simulation of “A Three Age-group Population Model for
HIV/AIDS epidemic”
Nakisekka, A. (1998): Effect of Sexual Associations on the Spread of HIV/AIDS amongst
Makerere University Students.
Nankinga, L. (1998): A study on Modelling the Transmission Dynamics and Control of Syphilis
within a heterosexual population.
Mutonyi, J. (M.Sc.)(1999): Mathematical Models for Predicting consequencesof altering mesh
sizes on gill nets on fisheries in Uganda
Watsala, W. (Env Sc.))(1999): A Mathematical Model of Population changes of Fish fauna in
Lake Victoria in relation to predation by Nile perch.
Nanyonga, B. (M.Sc)(1999): Mathematical Model for administering of anti-malarial drugs and
the response of the immune system.
Nakintu, F (1999): Mathematical Models for the effect of partial treatment against malaria in
a Community.
Ssennoga, A. (1999): The Link between and the Combined effect of HIV/AIDS and Tuberculocis
on a population.
Namusoke, S. (1999): The effect of Vaccination on the dynamics of Polio.
Kisa, S. (2002): Vaccnation Models for HIV/AIDS.
Tumwiine, J (2003): Models for Quantifying Resistance of Malaria Parasites to Drugs.
Nabiyonga, Betty K.(2004): Modelling the Immune System Response to Malaria Parasites:
Plasmodium falciparum.
Kakooza, Ronald (2005): Mathematical Models for Traffic Flow and Management in Kampala
Central City
Sekibenga, Ivan Innocent (2010): Markovian and Logistic Regression Models For Market Share
of Mobile Telephone Service Providers in Uganda
Kayondo, Hassan Waswa (2010): Markov Chain Prediction of the Recurrence of Common
Diseases in a Community and Their Corresponding Proportions
On Going M.Sc. Research Projects
Apedu, Joseph (MSc): A Mathematical Model for the Epidemiological Dynamics of
Trypanosomiasis in Serere District.
Dratele, Alfred (MSc): Modelling and Analysing the Transmission dynamics of Plague Epidemic
in Okoro County Nebi District, Uganda.
Kumakech, Maxlen (MSc): Bioeconomics Model of the Dynamics of Nile Perch- Nile Tilapia –
Cat Fish Prey – Predator System: a case study in Lake Albert-Uganda.
Ph.D. Students supervised and completed
Nabasirye, M. (1996): Statistical Inference on Crop Resistance Indices (Senior Lecturer College
of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Makerere University)
Simwa, R. (1998): Mathematical and Statistical Analysis of AIDS Epidemic with reference to
Kenya and Uganda. (Associate Professor, University of Nairobi)
Mugisha J.Y.T (2000): The Spread of HIV/AIDS Pandemic in (Age-) structured Populations.
(Professor, Department of Mathematics, Makerere University)
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Mutonyi D’Ujanga, F.(2002): Modelling the Porosity Dependence of Electrical Conductivity of
Ceramics. (Senior Lecturer, Department of Physics, Makerere University)
Besigye-Bafaki, E.G. (2002): Mathematical Modelling of Schistosomiasis Causes in Uganda
Community. (Late, was Lecturer, Department of Mathematics, Makerere University)
Koda, G University of Dar es Salaam) (2003). Simulation of Optimal Preference Models of
Coping in Populations with high rate of Catastrophic Adult Illness and Death. (Retired-Senior
Lecturer, University of Dar es Salaam)
Baryarama, F. (2005): HIV/AIDS Mathematical Models incorporating Awareness, Staged
Progression and Complacency (Formerly, Lecturer, Department of Mathematics, Makerere
University)
Tumwine, J (2007): Mathematical Models for the dynamics of Malaria in a Human Host and
Mosquito vector with Temporary Immunity (Senior Lecturer, Mbarara Univerity of Science and
Technology)
Bagabo, S. (2009): Wood Energy Technology Diffusion and Adoption around Protected Areas:
The Case of Mt. Elgon National Park.
Kaluuba, L.L (2010): A Comparative Analysis of the Potential of Robust Coding Schemes in
Emerging Wireless Technologies. (Senior Lecturer, CEDAT)
Nanyonga, B. (2011). Modelling the severity of dual and co-infection with Malaria in populations
with persistent and re-emerging infections (Lecturer, Department of Mathematics, Makerere
University).
On Going PhD Research Projects
Nganda, M.K. (PhD). Mathematical models in municipal solid waste management.
Nakisekka, A. (PhD.): Mathematical Modelling the Economical and Sociological Effects of ARVs
on the dynamics of HIV/AIDS Epidemic.
Nampala, Hasifa (PhD): Modelling the Impact of Antiretroviral Therapy on the Dynamics of
HIV/HBV co-infection.
Mpeka Muhumuza (PhD): Optimization of Returns to Farmers under Uncertainty: A Case Study
of Humura Farm.
Lamwaka, Alice Veronica (PhD, Gulu University): Diabetes mellitus in Children and adolescence
of Northern Uganda; evaluation of risk factors and developing assessment tools for early
diagnosis.
Mbogo, Rachel Waema (PhD, Strathmore Univ., Kenya): Stochastic Models for Study the Viral
Dynamics of HIV and its Interaction with the Immune System of an Infected Person.
Academic achievements in brief
Joined Makerere University
1969
Research Grants/Awards
10+
Students Supervised
Publications
Papers presented
30+
17 PhD
29 MSc.
50+
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PROFESSOR HANNINGTON ORYEM-ORIGA
Oryem-Origa Hannington, PhD is a Professor of Botany in the College of Natural Sciences
at Makerere University. He joined Makerere University in 1974 as a special assistant in
the then Faculty of Science, Department of Botany. He graduated with a BSc. (Botany,
Zoology and Chemistry) in 1974 then enrolled for an MSc in Plant Physiology at Makerere
University and graduated in 1977. He graduated with a PhD in Ecophysiology from
Makerere University in 1997. Professor Oryem-Origa was promoted to rank of Professor
in 2004. He has served Makerere University in various leadership/management capacities
as Head of Department of Botany - 1986 to 1990 (Faculty of Science); Associate Dean
(Faculty of Science) – 1997 to 2001; Dean (Faculty of Science) – 2001 to 2005. Professor
Oryem-Origa is currently the Acting Deputy Principal of the newly formed College of
Natural Sciences and continues to teach and supervise students both at undergraduate
and graduate levels. He is a member of the Professionals for value addition under the
Presidential Initiative on Banana Industrial Development (PIBID) from 2008 to-date.
Professor Oryem-Origa is also registered with NEMA as a member of the Environmental
Impact Assessment Team. Professor Oryem-Origa has supervised several MSc and PhD
students who have completed their studies and others are continuing. Some of his
supervisees are also academic staff members in the College of Natural Sciences. Professor
Oryem-Origa has undertaken research over the years and worn various research awards
and grants. Some of the research has ended and others are ongoing. As a result of his
research, Professor Oryem-Origa has published nationally and internationally in various
peer reviewed journals. Professor Oryem-Origa has also attended various relevant
conferences, seminars and workshops. In some of the instances he has been an organizer
and at others presented papers. In his capacity as a professional, Professor Oryem-Origa
has worn awards, undertaken consultancies and carried out extension work including:
The Uganda Society Distinguished Award (USDA) in 2007; Fellow of the Uganda Academy
of Sciences (FUNAS) in 2009. He holds several memberships in professional associations:
East African Wildlife Society (1995 to 1997); Uganda Wildlife Society; Uganda Society;
Honorary Editor of the Uganda Journal; Uganda Environmental Practitioners; and Uganda
Association of Impact Assessors. Professor Oryem-Origa has supervised several MSc and
PhD students who have completed their studies and others are continuing. Some of his
supervisees are also academic staff members in the College of Natural Sciences.
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Publications:
Salim, K.M., And Oryem-Origa, H. 1981. The Relationship Between Cell Size and Cell Number
And The Distance Of Phloem Initiation In The Root Tip Of Groundnuts (Arachis Hypogea L. Var.
Bukene Red). Journal Of Experimental Botany 32: 813-820.
Oryem-Origa, H., Kakudidi, E.K.Z. Katende, A.B. And Bukenya-Ziraba, R. 1995. Preliminary
Ethnobotanical Studies of The Rwenzori Mountain Forest Area In Bundibugyo District, Uganda.
Bothalia, 25, 1: 111-119.
Kakudidi, E.K.Z., Oryem-Origa, H., Bukenya-Ziraba, R. And Katende, A.B. 1996. Rwenzori
Mountain Forest Non-Timber Products. In: The Biodiversity of African Plants. (Ed.) L.J.G. Van Der
Maesen Et Al., 1996. Kluver Academic Publishers. Printed In The Netherlands. Pp 732-740.
Mucunguzi, P. And Oryem-Origa , H. 1996. Effects of Heat Treatment And Fire on The
Germination Of Acacia Seeds. Journal Of Tropical Ecology 12 (1): 1-10.
Oryem-Origa, H., Magambo, M.J.S., Kasenene, J.M. 1998. Wild Robusta Coffee (Coffea
Canephora Froehner) Recruitment and Seedling Survival In Kibale National Park, Uganda.
Israel Journal Of Plant Sciences, Vol. 46: 189-198.
Tabuti, J.R.S., Oryem-Origa, H., Mutumba, G.M And Kashambuzi, J.T. 1998. Partitioning Of
Soluble Calcium In The Water Hyacinth (Eichhornia Crassipes (Maritius) Solms) In Lake Victoria,
Uganda. Botanica Acta 111: 297-302.
Oryem-Origa, H. 1999. Fruit and Seed Ecology Of Wild Robusta Coffee (Coffea Canephora
Froehner) In Kibale National Park, Uganda. African Journal of Ecology Vol. 37: 439-448.
Lejju, B. Julius., Oryem-Origa, H. and Kasenene, J.M. 2000. Regeneration Of Afromontane
Forest Following Agricultural Encroachment In South-Western Uganda. Israel Journal Of Plant
Sciences Vol. 48: 281-288.
Lejju, B. Julius., Oryem-Origa, H. And Kasenene, J.M. 2001. Regeneration Of Indigenous Trees
In Mgahinga National Park, Uganda. African Journal Of Ecology 39: 65-73.
Polycarp Musimami Mwima, Joseph Obua And Hannington Oryem-Origa. 2001. Effect
Of Logging On The Natural Regeneration Of Khaya Anthotheca In Budongo Forest Reserve,
Uganda. International Forestry Review 3 (2), 131-135.
H. Oryem-Origa, A.B. Katende And E.K.Z. Kakudidi. 2002. Ethnobotanical Studies Of Mabira
Forest Area, Central Uganda. Discovery And Innovation (Special Edition) Pp 169-181.
Hosea Muhanguzi, Joseph Obua & Hannington Oryem-Origa. 2002. Influence of Light
Quality On The Germination Characteristics Of Seeds Of Selected Pioneer, Under Storey Canopy Tree
Species In Kalinzu Forest Reserve, Uganda. Uganda Journal of Agricultural Sciences, Vol. 7:25-30.
Hosea D.R.Muhanguzi, Joseph Obua, Hannington Oryem-Origa & Ole Vetaas. 2003. Tree
Fruiting Phenology In Kalinzu Forest, Uganda. African Journal of Ecology, 42: 171-178.
B.J. Mbaherekire, H. Oryem-Origa, J. Kashambuzi, G.M. Mutumba & J.T. Nyangababo. 2003.
Elemental Composition of Beans Phaseolus Vulgaris L.) And Soy Beans (Glycine Max L.) Grown
On Wood Ash Amended Soil. Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 70: 817- 823.
Oryem-Origa, H., A.B. Katende and E.K.Z. Kakudidi. 2003. Medicinal Plants Of Mukono District,
Central Uganda. Uganda Journal 49: 56-65.
Oryem-Origa, H., Kasenene, J.M. And Magambo, M.J.S. 2004. Some Aspects Of Wild Robusta
Coffee Seedling Establishment And Growth In Kibale National Park, Uganda. African Journal
Of Ecology 42:34-39
ORYEM-ORIGA, H. 2004. Some Aspect Of Wild Robusta Coffee Chemistry And Quality. African
Journal Of Ecology 42: 102-104
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Kamatenesi-Mugisha, M and Oryem-Origa, H. 2005. Traditional Herbal Remedies Used In The
Management Of Erectile Dysfunction In Uganda: African Health Sciences 5 (1):40-49.
Kansiime, F, Oryem-Origa, H and Rukwago, S.2005. Comparative Assessment of The Value Of
Papyrus And Cocoyam For The Restoration Of The Nakivubo Wetland In Uganda. Physics and
Chemistry Of The Earth, 30: 698-705.
Hosea D.R. Muhanguzi, Joseph Obua, Hannington Oryem-Origa & Ole, R. Vetaas. 2005. Forest
Site Disturbances and Seedling Emergence In Kalinzu Forest, Uganda. Tropical Ecology 46 (1):
91-98.
Kamatenesi-Mugisha, M, Oryem-Origa, H, and Makawiti, D.W. 2005. Ethnobotanical Studies
Of Medicinal Plants Used In Gender Infertility Treatment In Western Uganda. In S.A. Ghazanfar &
Beentje, H. (Eds.), Taxonomy and Ecology of African Plants, Their Conservation And Sustainable
Use- Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, Pp 519-530.
Nabulo, G., Oryem-Origa, H and Diamond, M. 2006. Assessment Of Lead, Cadmium, And Zinc
Contamination Of Roadside Soils, Surface Films And Vegetables In Kampala City. Uganda.
Environmental Research 101: 42-52.
Maud Kamatenesi-Mugisha, and Hannington Oryem-Origa. 2006. Medicinal Plants Used For
Some Menstrual Gynaecological Ailments In Western Uganda. LIDIA, A Norwegian Journal of
Botany, Vol. 6 No.6: 149-172.
Kamatenesi-Mugisha, M and Oryem-Origa, H. 2007. Medicinal Plants Used In Uterine
Contractions during Child-Birth in Western Uganda. Journal of Ethnopharmacology 109 (1): 1-9.
Mauda Kamatenesi-Mugisha, Hannington Oryem-Origa and Olwa Odyek. 2007. Medicinal
Plants Used In Some Gynaecological Morbidity Ailments In Western Uganda. African Journal
Of Ecology 45 (Suppl.1), 34-40.
Mauda Kamatenesi-Mugisha, Dominic, W. Makawiti., Hannington Oryem-Origa, Olwa Odyek
and Joseph Nganga. 2007. The Oxytocic Properties Of Luffa Cylindrica (L.) M. Roem. And Bidens
Pilosa L., Traditionally Used Medicinal Plants From Western Uganda. African Journal Of Ecology
45 (Suppl.1), 88-93.
Oryem-Origa, H., Makara, A, and Tusiime, F. M. 2007. Establishment Of Plant Propagules In
The Acid-Mine Polluted Soils Of The Pyrite Trail In Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda.
African Journal of Ecology 45 (Suppl.1), 84-90.
F. Kansiime, E. Kateyo, H. Oryem-Origa and P. Mucunguzi. 2007. Nutrient Status and Retention
in Pristine and Disturbed Wetlands in Uganda: Management Implications. Wetlands Ecol.
Manage. 15: 453-467.
Hosea D.R. Muhanguzi, Joseph Obua, Hannington Oryem-Origa. 2007. The Effect of Human
Disturbance On Tree Species Composition and Demographic Structure in Kalinzu Forest
Reserve, Uganda. African Journal of Ecology 45 (Suppl.3) 2-9.
G. Nabulo, H. Oryem-Origa., G. Nasinyama And D. Cole. 2008. Assessment of Zn, Cu, Pb and
Ni Contamination In Wetland Soils And Plants. Int. J. Environ. Sci. Tech. 5 (1) 413-419.
Maud Kamatenesi-Mugisha, Hannington Oryem-Origa, Olwa Odyek and Dominic, W.
Makawiti. 2008. Medicinal Plants Used in the Treatment of Fungal and Bacterial Infections in
And Around Queen Elizabeth Biosphere Reserve, Western Uganda. African Journal of Ecology
46 (Suppl.1), 90-97.
Nabulo G, Oryem-Origa H, Nasinyama Gw, Cole D And Diamond M. (2008). Assessment of
Heavy Metal Contamination of Food Crops in Wetlands and From Vehicle Emissions. In: Cole
DC, Lee-Smith, D & Nasinyama GW (Eds). Healthy City Harvests: Generating Evidence To Guide
Policy On Urban Agriculture, CIP/Urban Urban Harvest And Makerere University Press. Pg
111-131.
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Muwanga, A., Oryem-Origa, H., Makara, A., Hartwig, T., Ochan, A., Owor, M., Zachman, D and
Pohl, W. 2009. Heavy Metals and their Uptake by Plants in the River Nyamwamba-Rukoki-Lake
George System, Western Uganda. African Journal of Science and Technology (AJST). Vol. 10, No.
2 Pp. 60-68.
K. Sekabira; H. Oryem-Origa; T.A. Basamba; G. Mutumba and E. Kakudidi. 2010. Assessment
of Heavy Metal Pollution in the Urban Stream Sediments and Its Tributaries. Int. J. Environ. Sci.
Tech. 7 (3), 435-446.
K. Sekabira; H. Oryem-Origa; T.A. Basamba; G. Mutumba and E. Kakudidi. 2010. Heavy Metal
Assessment and Water Quality Values in the Urban Stream and Rain Water. Int. J. Environ. Sci.
Tech. 7 (4), 759-770.
K.Sekabira, H. Oryem-Origa, T.A. Basamba, G. Mutumba and E. Kakudidi. 2011 Application
Algae in Biomonitoring and Phytoextraction of Heavy Metal Contamination in Urban Stream
Water. Int. J. Environ. Sci. Tech. 8 (1) 115-128. Winter 2011, ISSN: 1735-1472.
Maud M. Kamatenesi, Annabel Acipa and Hannington Oryem-Origa. 2011. Medicinal Plants
of Otwal and Ngai Sub-Counties In Oyam District, Northern Uganda. Journal of Ethnobiology
and Ethnomedicine.
K.Sekabira, H. Oryem-Origa, G. Mutumba, E. Kakudidi and T.A. Basamba,. 2011. Heavy Metal
Phytoremediation By Commelina Bengalensis (L) And Cynodon Dactylon (L) Growing In Urban
Stream Sediments. International Journal Of Plant Physiology And Biochemistry Vol. 3 (8) Pp133142, August 2011, ISSN-2141-2162 Academic Journals.
Osaliya, R., Kansiime, F., Oryem-Origa, H and Kateyo, E. 2011. The Potential Use of Storm Water
and Effluent from Constructed Wetland for Revegetating a Degraded Pyrite Trail In Queen
Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. 2011. Physics And Chemistry Of The Earth, Volume 36, Issue
14, Pp 842-852.
K. Sekabira, H. Oryem-Origa, T.A. Basamba, G. Mutumba, and E. Kakudidi (2012). Grain Size
and Source Apportionment of Heavy Metals in Urban Stream Sediments. In ‘Water Pollution –
Chapter 4’ edited by Nuray Balkis, ISBN 978-953-307-962-2, Intech.
MSc Students supervised:
Patrick Mucunguzi. MSc. (Botany). Research on “The effect of fire and Bruchids on the
germination and seedling establishment of some acacias in Queen Elizabeth National Park,
Uganda. (Graduated in 1993).
John Tabuti. MSc. (Botany). Research on “Calcium partitioning in water hyacinth (Eichhornia
crassipes) in Lake Victoria. (Graduated in 1996).
Grace Nabulo. MSc. (Botany). Research on “A comparative study of calcium accumulation in
selected plant species around Kampala, Uganda. (Graduated in 1998).
Jamilu Ssenku. MSc. (Botany). Research on “The effects of acid mine drainage on plant
diversity and density in Queen Elizabeth National Park. (Graduated in 1998).
B.J.M. Nyangababo (Mrs.) M.Sc. (Botany) “The effect of wood ash on the growth and yield of
beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) and Soya beans (Glycine max L.). (Graduated in 1999).
Betty Pacutho Udongo. MSc (Botany). The effect of calcium and ethylene gas on the ripening
of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) fruits. (Graduated in 1999)
Polycarp Mwima Musimami. M.Sc. (Environment), Research on “Effect of Timber Harvesting
on the Regeneration of Khaya anthotheca in Budongo Forest Reserve, Uganda.(Graduated in
2000).
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Julius Lejju Bunny. M.Sc. (Botany). on “An Assessment of the status of exotic plant species
and natural vegetation types of Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, South-western Uganda
(Graduated in 2000).
Dr. David Mugabi. MSc (Environmental and Natural Resources). Traditional Medicinal Plants
and the Tepeth Community Around Mt. Moroto Forest Reserve: An Economic Evaluation
Petronella Nakitoolo. MSc (Botany). Crop-weed competition and calcium utilization.
Rukwago, Severino. MSc. (Environmental Science and natural resources) A Comparative Study
of Waste Water Treatment by Cyperus papyrus and Colocasia esculenta Growing in Water and
Gravel. (Graduated in 2005)
Dennis Kamoga. MSc (Botany). Medicinal plants used livestock by pastoralists in Kyotera
(Graduated in 2010)
Annabel Acipa (Ms). 2007. MSc (Environmental Science and Natural Resources). Medicinal and
Food Plants of Oyam District, Northern Uganda. (Graduated in 2010)
Joyce Adokorach (Ms). MSc. (Environmental Science and Natural Resources). The influence of
internal displacement of people on spatial distribution and conservation of indigenous tree
resources in the shea parklands of Northern Uganda. (Graduated in Jan. 2011)
Richard Osaliya. MSc (Environmental Science and Natural Resources). The potential of storm
water and effluent from KCCL for re-vegetating the degraded pyrite trail in Queen Elizabeth
National Park, Western Uganda (Graduated in Jan. 2011)
Cyprian Osinde. MSc (Botany). Medicinal plants used in the treatment of HIV/AIDS opportunistic
diseases. (Graduated in January 2011)
Robert Bob Okongo Loki. MSc (Environmental Science and Natural Resources). The diversity
and nutritional values of wild food plants of the Acholi Sub-region, Northern Uganda
(Graduated in July 2011)
PhD students supervised:
Hosea Muhanguzi. PhD (Forestry). “Regeneration of selected trees of Kalinzu Forest Reserve:
The Dynamics of the Early Life Cycle Stages”.(Graduated in 2000)
John Bosco Nkurunungi. PhD (Environmental Science and Natural Resources). “The availability
and distribution of fruit and non-fruit resources in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: Their
influence on gorilla habitat use and food choice”. (Graduated in 2004).
Grace Nabulo. PhD (Botany).Research on ``Assessment of heavy metal uptake by selected
food crops and vegetables grown in Kampala City Area (Graduated in 2007)
Edward Andama. PhD (Botany). Research on ``The reproductive patterns and use of Mauritius
Thorn (Caesalpinia decapetala) to deter crop raiding around Bwindi Impenetrable National
Park. (Graduated in 2008)
Sekabira Kassim. 2007. PhD in Botany. Assessment of Heavy Metals in Urban Drainage Systems
and Wetlands: The case of Nakivubo Channel, Kampala, Uganda (Graduated in 2011)
The following are candidates studying for MSc and PhD students
under the supervision of Professor Oryem-Origa:
Bernard Otim (2008). MSc in Environmental Science and Natural Resources. The effects of
point source water pollution in Mweya Peninsula (Collecting data)
Charlotte Natukunda. 2011. MSc. (Botany). Assessment of growth characteristics of selected
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matooke cultivars from anthesis to senescence
Godwin Anywar. 2011. MSc. (Botany). Nutri-medicinal plants of selected sub-counties in Nebbi
District
Christine Oryema.2010. PhD. (Botany). Diversity, uses and nutrient composition of indeginous
fruit trees of post conflict districts of Gulu and Amuru. (Gulu University)
Jamil Ssenku 2010- PhD (Botany). Environmental Restoration of polluted habitats in Kasese
District
Professor Oryem-Origa has undertaken research over the years and worn various research
awards and grants. Some of the research has ended and others are ongoing.
On-Going Research Project
Restoration studies of the polluted and degraded habitats in Kasese District 2010- 2014
Supported by SIDA, Sweden as a Principal Investigator working with Co-Investigators
Dr. Muhammad Ntale, Jamilu Ssenku and Professor Backeus from Sorderton University,
Sweden.
Students Supervised
1974
8 PhD
21 MSc.
Publications in peer reviewed journals
30+
Papers Presented and published in Conference proceedings
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Grants/Awards
10+
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PROFESSOR ENYARU JOHN C. K.
Enyaru John Charles Kiboko, PhD is a Professor of Biochemistry in the College of Natural
Sciences at Makerere University. He joined the University in 2001 as a Senior Lecturer
until 2007 when he was promoted to rank of Associate Professor and full Professor in
2011. Prior to joining Makerere, Professor Enyaru served as a Senior Researcher at
the International Livestock Research Institute in Kenya and UTRO. Professor Enyaru
graduated with a BSc in Biochemistry and Zoology from Makerere University in 1971;
he later enrolled for MSc in Biochemistry at the University of London and graduated in
1982. In 1993, he completed and graduated with a PhD in Biochemistry from Makerere
University. He undertook his Post-doctoral fellowship at International Livestock Research
Institute (ILRI) formerly International Laboratory for Research on Animal Diseases (ILRAD)
Kenya from June 1994 to August 1995. Prof. Enyaru has published extensively. Professor
Enyaru has supervised MSc and PhD students while at Makerere and majority of them
have graduated. Some of his supervisees are academic staff at Makerere University and
are themselves involved in research. He has served the University in leadership capacity
as well: Member of the Faculty of Science Higher Degrees and Promotion Committee
(2003to2006); Member of the Departmental Higher Degree and Promotion Committee
up to date; and Coordinator of year II B.Sc. students in 2007. Prof. Enyaru is involved in
various researches mainly in African Trypanasomiasis funded by international agencies
like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, FIND among others. In many of the research
projects he is the Principal Investigator partnering with regional and international
research institutes. In furthering knowledge and research, Prof. Enyaru has attended
many meetings and seminars at which he has presented papers. He has convened or
organized some of the meetings. He has also served the Country and region as: Board
member of the Eastern Africa Network for Trypanosomosis (EANETT); Member of the
Biochemistry Society of East Africa; Member of the Institutional Biosafety Committee of
the National Agricultural Research Organization (NARO) - up to date; Chairman of Obur
Catholic Church, Bululu; and Committee Member of the Editorial Board of the Network of
Ugandan Researchers and Research Users (NURRU), Uganda, from 2006 to 2008.
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Professor Enyaru has supervised MSc and PhD students while at Makerere and majority of
them have graduated. Some of his supervisees are academic staff at Makerere University
and are themselves involved in research. Prof. Enyaru has published extensively.
Recent Publications:
Enyaru, J.C.K., Biryomumaisho, S., Balyeidhusa, A.S.P., Ebong, C., Musoni,.A.,.Manzi,M.,.Rut
agwenda,.T., Zimurinda, J., Asiimwe, T and Gahakwa, D (2012): Comparison of Competitive
ELISA, PCR and Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification of Mycoplasmal DNA in confirmatory
Diagnosis of an Outbreak of Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia in Eastern Rwanda.
International Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances 4(1): 22-28
Apollo Simon Peter Balyeidhusa., Fred Alexander Sekaza Kironde and John Charles Kiboko
Enyaru (2012). Apparent lack of a domestic animal reservoir in Gambiense sleeping sickness in
northwest Uganda.Veterinary Parasitology, 13 December 201110.1016/j.vetpar.2011.12.005
Muturi Catherine N., Ouma Johnson o., Malele Imna I., Ngure Raphael M., Rutto Jane J., Mithofer
Klaus M., Enyaru John and Masiga Daniel K (2011).Tracking the feeding patterns of tsetse Flies
(Glossina Genus) by Analysis of Bloodmeals Using Mitochondrial Cytochromes Genes. PLoS
ONE 6(2):e1784, doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0017284
Natalia Tiberti, Alexandre Hainard,Veerle Lejon, Xavier Robin, Dieudonne Mumba Ngoyi,
Natacha Turck, Enock Matovu, John Enyaru, Joseph Mathu Ndungu,Alexander Scherl,Loic
Dayon,and Jean-Charles Sanchez (2010).Discovery and verification of osteopontin and
beta-2-microglobulin as promising markers for staging human African trypanosomiasis.
Mol Cell Proteomics mcp.M110.001008 First Published on August 19, 2010, doi:10.1074/mcp.
M110.001008
Enyaru, John C, Johnson O. Ouma, Imna I. Malele, Enock Matovu, Daniel K. Masiga (2010).
Landmarks in theevolution of technologies for identifying trypanosomes in tsetse flies, Trends
in Parasitology, 26:388-394
Jon S. Beadell, Chaz Hyseni, Patrick Abila, John C. K. Enyaru, Johnson Ouma, Yassir O.
Mohammed, Loyce M. Okedi, Serap Aksoy, Adalgisa Caccone (2010). Phylogeography and
population structure of Glossina fuscipes fuscipes in Uganda: implications for control of tsetse.
PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, 4: e636.
Njiru ZK, Ouma JO, Enyaru JC, Dargantes AP (2010). Loop-mediated Isothermal Amplification
(LAMP) test for detection of Trypanosoma evansi strain B. Exp. Parasitol. 125(3):196-201.
Hainard, A., Tiberti, N., Robin, X., Lejon, V., Ngoyi, D.M., Matovu, E., Enyaru, J.C., Fouda, C.,
Ndung’u, J.M., Lisacek, F., Müller, M., Turck, N., and Sanchez, J. (2009). A combined CXCL10,
CXCL8 and H-FABP panel for the staging of human African trypanosomiasis patients. PLoS
Neglected Tropical Diseases, 3: e459.
Njiru Z.K., Mikosza A.S.J., Armstrong T., Matovu E., Enyaru J.C.K., Ouma J.O., Kibona S.N.,
Thompson R.C.A. and Ndung’u J.M. (2008). African trypanosomiasis: sensitive and rapid
detection of the sub genus Trypanozoon by Loop-mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP)
of parasite DNA. International Journal for Parasitology, 38: 589–599.
Njiru ZK, Mikosza AS, Armstrong T, Enyaru JC, Ndung’u JM, Thompson AR. (2008).LoopMediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) Method for Rapid Detection of Trypanosoma
brucei rhodesiense. PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, 2, e147.
Abila PP, Slotman MA, Parmakelis A, Dion KB, Robinson AS, Muwanika VB, Enyaru JC, Lokedi
LM, Aksoy S, Caccone A. (2008). High levels of genetic differentiation between Ugandan
Glossina fuscipes fuscipes populations separated by Lake Kyoga. PLoS Neglected Tropical
Diseases, 28; 2(5):e242.
Nerima B, Matovu E, Lubega GW, Enyaru JC.(2007). Detection of mutant P2 adenosine
transporter (TbAT1) gene in Trypanosoma brucei gambiense isolates from northwest Uganda
using allele-specific polymerase chain reaction. Trop. Med. Int. Health, 12(11):1361-8.
Enyaru J. C. K., Matovu, E., Nerima, B., Akol, M. and Sebikali C. (2006).Detection of T.b.rhodesiense
Trypanosomes in Humans and Domestic Animals in South East Uganda by Amplification of
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Serum Resistance-Associated Gene. Annals of New York Academy of Sciences, 1081: 311319).
Matovu, E., Stewart, L. S., Geiser, F., Brun, R., Maser, P., Wallace, L. J. M., Burchmore, R., Enyaru, J.
C. K., Barret, P., Kaminsky, R., Seebeck, T. and De Koning, H. P. (2003) The mechanisms of arsenical
and diamidine uptake and resistance in Trypanosoma brucei. Eukaryotic Cell 2, 1003-1008
Matovu, E, Enyaru, J.C.K., Legros, D., Schmid, C., Seebeck, T. and Kaminsky, R. (2001).
Melarsoprol refractory T.b.gambiense from Omugo, North West ern Uganda. Tropical Medicine
and International Health, 6: 407-411
Matovu, E., Enyaru, J.C.K., Seebeck, T. and Kaminsky, R. (2001). Drug resistance in Trypanosoma
brucei pp., the causative agents of sleeping sickness in man and nagana in cattle. Microbes
and Infections, 3: 763-770
Matovu, E., Geiser, F., Schneider, V., Maser, P., Enyaru, J.C.K., Gallati, S., Kaminsky, R.and Seebeck,
T. (2001).Genetic variants of the TbAT1 adenosine transporter in African Trypanosomes in
relapse infections following melarsoprol therapy. Molecular and Biochemical Parasitology,
117: 73-81.
Kyambadde, J.W., Enyaru, J.C.K., Matovu,E., Odiit, M. and Carasco, J.F. (2000).Detection of
trypanosomes in sleeping sickness suspects by polymerase chain reaction, PCR. Bulletin of
the world Health Organization, 78: 119-123
Graduate Students supervised:
Enoch Matovu for M.Sc., Makerere University, Kampala, 1992-1994. He completed his studies
and graduated.
Joseph Kyambadde for M.Sc., Biochemistry, Makerere University, Kampala, 1997-1999. Dr.
Kyambadde went on to complete his PhD at the University of Stockholm and is faculty in the
College of Natural Sciences. He is a Senior Lecturer and serves as the current Head, Department
of Biochemistry and Sports Science.
Christopher Obbo for M.Sc., Zoology, Makerere University, Kampala 1999-2001. He completed
his studies and graduated.
Enoch Matovu for Ph.D., Local Supervisor, University of Bern, Switzerland, 1998-2001. Dr.
Matovu is a senior academic staff and researcher in the College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal
Resources and Biosecurity of Makerere University.
Apollo Balyeidhusa PhD Biochemistry, Makerere University, 2004-2012. Dr. Balyeidhusa
completed and graduated with a PhD in Biochemistry at the 62nd Graduation Ceremony
of Makerere University in January 2012. Dr. Balyeidhusa is a Lecturer in the Department of
Biochemistry and Sports Science.
Patrick Abila Odyek for M.Sc. (Molecular Biology & Biotechnology), former Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine of Makerere University, 2004-2009. He completed his studies and graduated.
Julius Mulindwa for M.Sc. (Molecular Biology & Biotechnology), former Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine of Makerere University, 2004-2008. He completed his studies and graduated.
Clare Agutti for M.Sc. (Molecular Biology & Biotechnology), former Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine of Makerere University, 2001-2007. She completed her studies and graduated. Ms
Agutti is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Biochemistry and Sports Science.
Dorothy Ndangire for M.Sc.( Molecular Biology & Biotechnology), former Faculty of Veterinary
Medicine of Makerere University, 2001-2007. She completed her studies and graduated.
Karlmax Rutaro for M.Sc. Biochemistry, Makerere University, 2006-2012; He completed his
studies and graduated.
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Rhona Baingana for PhD, Biochemistry, Makerere University, Kampala, since 2004. Ms.
Baingana is a Lecturer in the Department of Biochemistry and Sports Science.
Prof. Enyaru is involved in various researches mainly in African
Trypanasomiasis. His current research agreements as a Principal
Investigator are;
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Transcriptomics and proteomics in human sleeping sickness pathogenesis and
diagnosis ( DFG)
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Biomarker discovery for staging sleeping sickness sponsored by the Foundation for
Innovative new Diagnostics (FIND) Geneva, Switzerland.
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Development and application of diagnostic tests for trypanosomes in tsetse flies
sponsored by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Differential diagnosis of African trypanosomiasis in tsetse flies sponsored by
Biosciences of East and Central Africa (BECA)
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Differential diagnosis of Animal African trypanosomiasis sponsored by the School of
Postgraduate Studies, Makerere University.
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Students Supervised
3 PhD
8 MSc.
Recent Publications in peer reviewed journals
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Papers presented
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PROFESSOR BERNARD T. KIREMIRE
Kiremire T. Bernard, PhD is a professor of Chemistry in the College of Natural Sciences
at Makerere University. He holds a PhD degree from the University of Windsor, Canada
on mass spectrometric identification of organic compounds. Professor Kiremire joined
Makerere University as a Teaching Assistant in 1974, was promoted to rank of Lecturer in
1980. He was promoted to rank of Associate Professor in 1992 and became a full professor
in 2006. Professor Kiremire has served Makerere in leadership/management capacities
as well (Head of Department and Member of Senate). He has also taught as a visiting
professor at the State University of New York and honorary lecturer at the University of
Glasgow. Professor Kiremire graduated with a BSc. in Chemistry and Biochemistry from
Makerere University in 1974 and later enrolled at the University of Windsor in Canada for
PhD. He did a Post Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Glasgow in UK. His research
interests include Natural products with emphasis on anthocyanins and, water quality
analysis with emphasis on pesticide residues. He has been a country coordinator for the
following projects: the Net work of Users of scientific Equipment in East and Southern
Africa (NUSESA),the African Network for Chemical Analysis of organic Pollutants (ANCAP)
and the African Laboratory for Natural Products(ALNAP).He has been a project leader for
an IDRC sponsored project on “Management of chemicals in Uganda”, an IDRC sponsored
project on “Indigenous Food Plants in Uganda”, a NUFU sponsored program on “Basic
science for technological development in Uganda”, an IAEA/FAO sponsored project on
“Adverse effects from the use of Organochlorine pesticides on the African continent” ,and
an IPICS sponsored project on “Characterisation of pesticide residues in biota, sediments
and water of lake Victoria”. He has co-authored over 30 publications in peer reviewed
journals and presented over 30 papers in international conferences. Professor Kiremire
has supervised many students both at Masters and PhD levels, some of the students are
serving as academic staff in the Department of Chemistry at Makerere University and
others in other universities in Uganda. Dr. John Wasswa, Kenneth Arinaitwe, Patrick
Ssebugere, Dr. Robert Byamukama, Jane Namukobe, Emmanuel Tebandeke and Dr.
Gabriel Kasozi are staff in the department.
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Recent Publications
Wanyama, P.A.G; Kiremire, B.T; Ogwok,P and Murumu,J.S. Characterization of colour from
some dye-yielding plants in Uganda. African Journal of Pure and Applied Chemistry. 4(10),
(2010) 233-239.
Wanyama, P.A.G; Kiremire, B.T; Ogwok,P and Murumu,J.S. Indigenous plants in Uganda as
potential sources of textile dyes. African Journal of Plant Science. 5(1), (2011)28-39.
Wanyama, P.A.G; Kiremire, B.T; Ogwok,P and Murumu,J.S. The effect of Different Mordants
on Strength and stability of Colour Produced from Selected Dye-yielding Plants in Uganda.
International Archive of Applied Sciences and Technology. 1(2), (2010) 81-92.
Robert Byamukama, Jane Namukobe, Monica Jordheim, Øyvind M. Andersen, Bernard T.
Kiremire. “Anthocyanins from ornamental flowers of red frangipani, Plumeria rubra” . Scientia
Horticulturae. Available online June 17, 2011.
John Wasswa; Bernard T Kiremire; Peter Nkedi-Kizza; Jolocam Mbabazi; Patrick Ssebugere.
“Organochlorine pesticide residues in sediments from the Uganda side of Lake Victoria”
.Chemosphere;82(1) (2011)130-136.
Robert Byamukama, Monica Jordheim, Bernard T. Kiremire, and yvind M. Andersen “Primitive
Anthocyanin from Flowers of three Hemiparasitic African Mistletoes”. Archives Of Applied
Science Research. 3(3),(2011), 1-5.
Jane Namukobe, John.M. Kasenene, Bernard T. Kiremire, Robert Byamukama,Maud
Kamatenesi-Mugisha, Sabrina Krief, Vincent Dumontet and, John D. Kabasa. “Traditional
plants used for medicinal purposes by local communities around the Northern sector of
Kibale National Park, Uganda” .JournalOf Ethinopharmacolgy 136 (2011) 236–245.
J Kwetegyeka, J Masa, BT Kiremire, GB Mpango and O Grahl-Nielsen. Fatty acids of polar
Lipids in heart tissue are good taxonomic markers for tropical African freshwater fish.African
Journal of Aquatic Science2011, 36(2): 115–127
Øyvind M. Andersen , Monica Jordheim , Robert Byamukama , Angella Mbabazi , George
Ogweng .Irene Skaar , Bernard Kiremire . “Anthocyanins with unusual furanose sugar (apiose)
from leaves of Synadenium grantii (Euphorbiaceae)”. Phytochemistry 71 (2010) 1558–1563.
J. Wasswa, P. Nkedi-Kizza and B. T. Kiremire. “Characterization of Sorption of Endosulfan
Isomers and Chlorpyrifos on Container Walls Using Mixed Solvent Systems”. J. Agric. Food
Chem. 58(2010),7902–7907.
Patrick Ssebugere, John Wasswa, Jolocam Mbabazi, Steven A Nyanzi, Bernard T Kiremire, John
A M Marco. “Organochlorine pesticides in soils from south-western Uganda” . Chemosphere
78(10)1250-1255, 2010.
Abiy Yenesew, Hannington Twinomuhwezi, Bernard T. Kiremire, Matthias Heydenreich,
Martin G. Peter .”8-Methoxyneorautenol And Radical Scavenging Flavonoids From Erythrina
abyssinica”. Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Ethiopia 23(2)205-210,2009.
Min Xu ; Marc Litaudon ; Sabrina Krief ; Marie-Thérèse Martin ; John Kasenene ; Bernard
Kiremire ; Vincent Dumontet ; Françoise Guéritte. “Ugandenial A, a New Drimane-type
Sesquiterpenoid from Warburgia ugandensis”. Molecules 14(10)3844-3850,2009.
Patrick Ssebugere, Bernard T. Kiremire, Michael Kishimba, Shem O. Wandiga, Steven
A. Nyanzi and John Wasswa. “DDT and metabolites in fish from Lake Edward, Uganda”.
Chemosphere 76(2)212-215,2009
Robert Byamukama,Jane Namukobe and Bernard Kiremire.”Anthocyanins from leaf stalks of
cassava(Manihot esculenta Crantz)”. African J.of pure and Applied Chemistry 3(2)020-025,2009
Abiy Yenesew, Hannington Twinomuhwezi, Jacques M.Kabaru, Bernard T. Kiremire, Matthias
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Heydenreich, Martin G. Peter ,Fredrick L.Eyase,Norman C.Walters and Douglas S.Walsh.
“Antiplasmodial and larvicidal flavonoids from Derris trifoliate”. Bulletin of the Chemical Society
of Ethiopia 23(3)409-414, 2009.
Graduate Students Supervised:
Dithiocarbamates Residues Level in Selected Vegetables from Bukavu, Democratic Republic
of Congo.Msc thesis by Muyisa Kavatsurwa, Makerere University 2011.
Assessment Of Organochlorine Pesticides In Cows’ Fresh And Pasteurized Milk Sold From
Kampala Markets, Uganda. MSc thesis by Edwige Kampire, Makerere University 2010.
“An Investigation Of Pesticide Residues In Smoked Lates Niloticus(Linn) And Oreochromis
Niloticus(Linn) From Selected Islands Of Lake Victoria,Uganda.M.Sc thesis By Hasifa Nakayima,
Makerere University 2010.
Pesticide Residue Analysis In Daucus Carota(Carrots) And Cucumis Sativus(Cucumber) Sold In
Selected Markets Of The Lake Victoria Basin,Uganda.A Case Study Of Kampala And Mukono
Districts.M.Sc thesis by Stella Nannyonga, Makerere University 2010.
Characterization Of Anthocyanins From The Flowers Of Abrus Canescens Bak. And Leaves Of
Synadenium Grantii Hook. Msc thesis by George Ogweng 2010,Makerere University
Chemotaxonomic Invesigation Of Various Fish Species From Lake Kyoga And Lake Victoria.
PhD thesis by Justus Kwetegyeka 2010,Makerere University
“Characterisation Of Selected Pesticide Residues in Sediments of the Ugandan Side of Lake
Victoria” PhD thesis by John Wasswa, Makerere University 2009.
“Analysis for Selected Pesticide Residues in Capsicum annuum (Sweet Pepper) and
Solanum ymelongena (Egg Plant) Fruits Sold in Some Kampala Markets” Student:Arinaitwe
Kenneth,2008, Makerere University.
“Determination of Persistent Organic Pollutant Pesticides In Soil and Fish from Kanungu
District,Uganda”. Msc thesis by Ssebugere Patrick,2008,Makerere University
Determination of lipid content and composition of omega-3-polyunsaturated fatty acids in
oils of selected fish from lake Victoria(Ugnda).Justus Masa 2007,Makerere University.
“Pesticide use and residues in cabbages and tomatoes: a case of Kiboga, Mbarara and Mukono
districts” by Edward Mubiru, Makerere University 2007
“Characterization of Anthocyanins from Selected plant species in Uganda”. PhD thesis by
Robert Byamukama,2008, Makerere University.
A study of the distribution of pesticide residues in parts of fish species (Oreochromis niloticus
and Lates niloticus from Murchison bay-lake Victoria. Student: Christine Kyarimpa 2006,
Makerere University
Identification of anthocyanins in the flowers of Quisqualis indica, Calliandra calorthyrsus
meissner and Calliandra haematocephala hassk. Student: Immaculate Kabaale, 2006, Makerere
University.
Analysis of anthocyanins from fruits of Leea guineensis and flowers of Acanthus pubescens by
Student: Jane Namukobe,2006, Makerere University.
Phytochemical analysis and antimalaria activity of Schkuhria pinnata extracts. Student:
Emmanuel Tebandeke 2005, Makerere University.
Nutrient Content in Indigenous Fruits and Vegetables and Evaluation Of Food Preparation
And Preservation Methods In Uganda. Student: Enock Musinguzi 2004, Makerere University
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Characterisation of the chemical composition of anthocyanins from fruits of solanum scabrum
and solanum americanum. m.sc thesis by Student: Robert Byamukama 2003, Makerere
University.
Analysis Of Organochlorine Pesticide Residues In The Aquatic Ecosystem Of Lake Victoria –
Napoleon Gulf. M.Sc.Thesis Gabriel Kasozi 2002, Makerere University.
“Ground Water Contamination And The Role Of Geological Strata In Retaining Pollutants
Around Waste Disposal Sites In Greater Kampala”. PhD Thesis By Michael Biryabarema,
Makerere University 2001
Analysis of Pigments From Afromomum Angustifolium and Carissa Edulis Fruits. MSc Thesis By
Christopher Adaku, Makerere University, 2000.
Assessing the quality of water from protected springs located in selected areas around
Kampala. MSc Thesis by Okumu Charles Raymond 1999, Makerere University.
Assessment of Pollution of Lake Victoria by Industrial and Municipal Activities around Lake
Victoria in Uganda. Msc thesis by John Sentongo 1998, Makerere University.
Evaluation of Pollution Levels in Kinawataka Stream, Its Tributaries and Kinawataka Swamp.
MSc Thesis by William Wanasolo 1998, Makerere University.
Determination of Levels of Pollutants within Sediments in Water Channels from Industries and
in Selected Parts of Lake Victoria. Msc thesis by John Wasswa 1998, Makerere University.
Levels of Lindane in soil,plants,and selected soil fauna in a sprayed maize agro-ecosystem.
M.sc.thesis by Mbabazi Byakagaba’s, Makerere University 1998.
Assessment Of Pollutant Levels Within Cocoyams (Diosicolia Alata) Grown On Soils Reclaimed
From The Water Channels Of Selected Industries In Lake Victoria Crescent. M.Sc.Thesis By
Nnamuyomba Proscovia 1998, Makerere University.
Analysis Of Anthocyanins In The Fruits Of Rubus Pinnatus And Coffea Canephora. M.Sc.Thesis
By Rebecca Kizito 1998, Makerere University.
A Computer Simulation Of Buckminsterfullerene Chemistry. Student: Ssemakula Godfrey
1997, Makerere University.
A Study Of The Chemical Composition Of The Red And Blue Pigments In The Flowers /Fruits Of
Selected Tropical Plants. Msc Thesis By Hope Kamusiime 1995, Makerere University.
Students Supervised
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4 PhD
26 MSc
Publications
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Papers presented
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PROFESSOR HENRY SSEKAALO
Ssekaalo Henry, PhD is a Professor of Chemistry in the College of Natural Sciences at
Makerere University. He holds a PhD from the University of Nairobi in Kenya and a BSc. and
MSc. from the University of London, UK. Professor Ssekaalo joined Makerere University
as an Associate Professor in 1978 and was later promoted to rank of Professor in 1992.
He has also served as a Head of Department of Chemistry from 2001 and 2004 and as
Deputy Dean previously. Other management/leadership roles in the University include:
Chairman, Departmental Research Colloquia Committee; Chair, Departmental Timetable
Committee; Faculty Representative to the Higher Degrees and Research Committee
and Chair, Department Curriculum Review Committee. During his service he has taught
courses for both undergraduate and graduate programmes. He has also supervised
students at graduate level and undertaken research. Nationally, Professor Ssekaalo has
also served as External Examiner at Mbarara University of Science and Technology and
Busitema University. He is a member of the Uganda National Academy of Sciences, New
York Academy of Sciences and the American Chemical Society. He has also been entered
in the Marquis Who’s Who in the world. Professor Ssekaalo previously worked within the
East African Region as a senior researcher.
Publications:
J. Mbabazi, S. Yiga and H. Ssekaalo, Evaluation of Environmental Sulphide by Stabilisation
of the Initial Productof the Pentacyanonitrosylferrate(II)-sulphide Reaction, Journal of
Toxicology and Environmental Health Sciences, 3 (2012) 95-100.
E. Tebandeke, H. Ssekaalo and O. Wendt, Green Epoxidation of Olefins with Molecular
Oxygen Oxidant Using Gold Catalysts Supported on Polyoxometalates, Paper presented at The
38th International Conference on Coordination Chemistry, Jerusalem, Israel, 20-25 July 2008.
S. Yiga, H. Ssekaalo and E. Tebandeke, The Stabilizing Effect of the Cyanide Ion on the Initial
Product of the Nitroprusside-Sulphide Reaction, Paper presented at The 38th International Conference
on Coordination Chemistry, Jerusalem, Israel, 20-25 July 2008.
E. Tebandeke, H. Ssekaalo and O. Wendt, Highly Efficient Expodation of Olefins with
Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidant Catalyzed by a Gold-Substituted Polyoxophosphotungstate,
Paper presented at The37th International Conference on Coordination Chemistry, Cape Town,
South Africa, 13-18 August 2006.
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I.Z. Mukasa-Tebandeke, P.J.M. Ssebuwufu, H. Ssekaalo, O. Odyek and F. Lugolobi, The Synthesis
of Halonickelate(II) via Reaction of Aqueous Tris(1.2-Diaminoethane)nickel(II) sulphate with
Hydrohalic Acids and Alkali Metal Halides, International Journal of Science and Technological
Research, 1 (2006) 178-194.
H. Ssekaalo, Transition Metal Chemistry, Department of Distance Education Makerere
Institute of Adult and Continuing Education, MakerereUniversity, 2006.
I.Z. Mukasa-Tebandeke, P.J.M. Ssebuwufu, H. Ssekaalo, O. Odyek and F. Lugolobi, The Synthesis
of Halocuprate(II) in Aqueous Solutions, International Journal of Science and Technological
Research, 1 (2004) 38I.Z. Mukasa-Tebandeke, A. Schuman, J. Ssebuwufu, F. Lugolobi, H. Ssekaalo, S. Nyanzi and
N. Kirsh, The Bleaching of Clays of Central Uganda: The Relation Between Mineralogical and
Chemical Compositions to Bleaching Properties, International Journal of Environmental
Issues, 1 (2003) 20-28.
H. Ssekaalo, Trichloroethanoate and Ethanoate Ions as Extractive Ligands for Chromium(III)
from Aqueous Solution, Paper presented at The International Solvent Extraction Conference
(ISEC’99), Barcelona, Spain, 11-17 July 1999.
H. Ssekaalo, Reflections on the Rayleigh-Schrodinger Procedure for in Africa, Nairobi, Kenya,
26-30 August 1996.
H. Ssekaalo, Vibronic Interactions in Molecular Systems --- Part I: General Discussion, Paper
presented at The 2nd Theoretical ChemistryWorkshop in Africa, Nairobi, Kenya, 26-30 August
1996.
H. Ssekaalo, Vibronic Interactions in Molecular Systems --- Part II: The vibronic Interactions (VI)
Term in the Schrodinger Equation, Paper presented at the 2nd Theoretical Chemistry Workshop
in Africa, Nairobi, Kenya, 26-30 August 1996.
H. Ssekaalo and M. Bamuwamye, Mechanisms of Interactions Involving Formation and
Rupture of S-S Bonds in Inorganic Sulphur Oxo-derivatives Systems, Res. Chem. Intermed., 19
(1993) 565-600.
H. Ssekaalo, J. J. Lagowski and C. M. Seymour, Fluorine-19 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Studies of Mixed Bis(η6 – arene)chromium(0) Complexes, Inorg. Chim. Acta, 183 (1991) 91-95.
H. Ssekaalo, J. J. Lagowski and C.M. Seymour, Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Cyclic
Voltammetric Studies of Mixed Bis(η6 –arene)chromium(0) Complexes from Methyl- and
Trifluoromethyl-substituted Arenes. Inorg. Chim. Acta, 173 (1990) 237-245.
H. Ssekaalo, Precursor Trichloroethanoatochromium(III) Species in the Formation of Tris(2,4pentanedionato)chromium(III), Res. Chem. Intermed., 14 (1990) 1-14.
H. Ssekaalo, Proposals for University Science Education in Uganda, Paper presented at
Foundation for African Development Seminar, Kampala, Uganda, 12-16 January 1988.
H. Ssekaalo, Metal Vapour Synthesis at Very Low Pressures:The case of Chromium(0)
Complexes of Mixed Arenes, Paper presented at Department of Chemistry Colloquium,
University of Texas at Austin, USA, July 1985.
H. Ssekaalo, The Kinetics of Formation of Tris(2,4- pentanedionato)-chromium(III) in the
Absence and Presence of Trichloroethanoate and Other Carboxylate Anions in Aqueous
Solution, J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem., 42 (1980) 869-873.
H. Ssekaalo, Intergrated Exploitation of Africa’s Natural resources --- A Case of the Mineral
Resources of the Western Region of Uganda, Paper presented at The 1st International Chemistry
Conference in Africa, Nairobi, Kenya, 28 July – 1 August 1980.
H. Ssekaalo, Sovent Extractable Trichloroethanoatochromium(III) Species, Paper presented
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at The International Solvent Extraction Conference (ISEC’80),University of Liege, Belgium, 6-12
September 1980.
H. Ssekaalo and S.O. Wandiga, The Formation of Tris(2,4pentanedionato)chromium(III) in the
Presence of Trichloroethanoate and Other Carboxylate Anions in Aqueous Solution, J. Inorg.
Nucl. Chem., 39 (1977) 769-771.
H. Ssekaalo, Quality Control and Quality Assurance in Standardization, Paper presented
at Occasional East African Standardization/Seminar, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania 17-21 January
1977.
H. Ssekaalo and S. O. Wandiga, Ligand Substitution Catalysis of Formation of Tris(2,4pentanedionato)chromium(III) by the Trichloroethanoate Anion in Aqueous Solution, Paper
presented at The XVII International Conference on Coordination Chemistry, Hamburg, West
Germany, 6-10 September 1976.
H. Ssekaalo, The effect of Trichloroethanoate and Other Carboxylate Ions on the Formation of
Tris(2,4 pentanedionato)chromium(III) in Aqueous Solution, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Nairobi,
1976.
H. Ssekaalo, The Libilizing Effect of Trichloroacetate Ion on Chromium(III) in the Formation
of Tris(acetylacetonato)chromium(III) in Aqueous Solution, Paper presented at The annual
Conference of the Royal Society of Chemistry, East African Section, Nairobi, Kenya, 17-19
September 1973.
H. Ssekaalo, The Extraction-spectrophotometric Determination of Nickel in Grease with
Dimethylglyoxime, Anal. Chim. Acta, 62 (1972) 220-222.
H. Ssekaalo, Convenient and Efficient Extraction of Lycopene from Tomato Products, Lab.
Practice, 21 (1972)727.
H. Ssekaalo, Cobalt and Molybdenum Contents of Pasture Plants in Farms of the Eastern
Region of Uganda, Trop. Agriculture, Trin., 49 (1972) 221-226.
H. Ssekaalo, A Rapid and Accurate Method for Determination of Molybdenum in Plant
Materials with Toluene-3,4-dithiol, Analyst, London., 96 (1973) 46-348.
H. Ssekaalo, The Use of 2-Nitroso-1-naphthol as an Extracative and Spectrophoometric
Reagent for Cobalt in Plant Materials Anal. Chim. Acta, 51 (1970) 503-508.
M.I.E. Long, D.D. Thornton, W.K. Ndyanabo, B. Marshall and H. Ssekaalo, The Mineral Status
of Dairy Farms in the Parts of Buganda and Busoga Bordering Lake Victoria, Uganda --- II.
Nitrogen and Mineral contents of Pastures, Trop. Agriculture, Trin, 47 (1970) 37-50.
H. Ssekaalo, The Use of a Wet-oxidation Reflux Apparatus Unit for Biological Materials
Intended for Their Inorganic Constituents Determination, Lab. Practice, 19 (1970) 720 and 722.
H. Ssekaalo, Some observations on the Choice of a Solvent in the Spectrophotometric
Determination of Molybdomum by Toluene-3,4-dithiol, Lab. Practice, 19 (1970) 603-604.
H. Ssekaalo, The Problems Associated with Wet-oxidation of Biological Materials for
Determination of Their Inorganic Constituents, Paper presented at The Seventh Annual
Symposium of The East African Academy, Kampala, Uganda 16-20 September 1969.
H. Ssekaalo, The Contribution of Chemistry to the Science of Animal Nutrition, Paper
presented at The Seventh Annual Symposium of The East African Academy, Kampala,
Uganda,16-20 September 1969.
H. Ssekaalo and R.M. Johnson, The Determination of Molydenum in Biological Materials with
2-Amino-4- chlorobenzenethiol, J. Sci. Fd. Agric., 20 (1968) 581-583.
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H. Ssekaalo, The Absorptionmetric Determination of Molydenum in Biological Materials,
MSc Dissertation, University of London, 1967.
Book Writing in Progress
Working on final draft of a book entitled “Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry: Relating
Fundamental Theories of Chemistry Intimately to Inorganic Reactions.”
1978
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PROFESSOR YUSTO KAAHWA
Kaahwa Yusto, PhD is a Professor of Physics in the College of Natural Sciences at
Makerere University. He joined as a Graduate Assistant in 1970 rising to the rank of
Professor in 1996. He holds a BSc. Mathematics and Physics from the University of East
Africa; MSc. from the University of Alberta in Canada and his PhD is from the University
of New South Wales in Australia. Professor Kaahwa has served the university in other
leadership capacities: Head, Department of Physics and acting Deputy Director, School
of Graduate Studies. He teaches courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels and
is a researcher. His areas of interest include: Metallic Thin Films: Preparation and Properties;
Polymer Thin Films: Electrical Conductivity & Dielectric Properties; Ceramics: Micas, Clays,
and Composites: Electrical & Mechanical Properties; Electronics and Instrumentation:
Measuring Devices; Science and Technical Education: The Teaching of Physics, Distance
Education. He is the group leader for the Materials Research Group and Electronics and
Instrumentation. Professor Kaahwa is a member of the Uganda National Academy of
Sciences; Uganda Christian Teachers’ Association and the American Ceramic Society. He has
served the University and Uganda on various committees and boards both as a member
and chairperson. He has also attended many seminars, conferences and workshops.
Some of the students that Prof. Kaahwa has supervised are serving at Makerere and other
universities in Uganda.
Publications:
El-Semery M.A., Kaahwa Y. and Rogers J.S. (1973) Tunneling Results with Ni Doped Electrodes;
Solid State Comm. 12, 593-595, 1973.
Mwanje J. and Kaahwa Y. (1977) Observations of Uganda Tychite; The American Mineralogical
Record, 8, 396, 1977.
Hanscomb J.R. and Kaahwa Y. (1978) Digital Approach to Low-Frequency Dielectric Loss
Measurements; J.Phys. E: Sc. Instr. 11, 403-408, 1978.
Hanscomb J.R. and Kaahwa Y. (1978)High Field Relaxation Currents in PET; J. Non-Cryst. Solids,
29, 413-417, 1978.
Hanscomb J.R. and Kaahwa Y. (1978)High Field Transient Conduction in PET in the us-ms Time
Scale, J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 11, 725 -734, 1978.
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Hanscomb J. R. and Kaahwa Y. (1979) High Temperature Conduction in PET: I Experiment, J.
Phys. D: Appl. Phys., 12, 579 -585.
Hanscomb J.R. and Kaahwa Y. (1979 )High Electircal Conduction in PTE: II Analysis, J. Phy. D:
Appl. Phys., 12, 587 -599.
Kaahwa Y. (1979) Electrical Mobility in PET, Phys. Status. Solid, 55, K197 - K199.
Kaahwa Y. (1982) Wave Propagation in a Linear Chain Harmonic Oscillators, KJST, Series A, 3,
83 - 87.
Kaahwa Y. (1984) Video Tapes: Test and Evaluation; Proceedings, 5th. Physics Subject Meeting,
E.A. Inter- Unversity Council.
Tanaka H., Kaahwa Y., Hasegawa T., Igarashi M, Teroka S., Io K. and Nagata K. (1989)ESR in
Hexagonal ABX Type Antiferromagnets II KNiCl: Easy - Plane Anisotropy Case; J. Phys. Soc. Jap.
58, 2930 - 2951.
Kaahwa Y, (1990) Ceramics: Materials for a New Age; African. J. Sc. & Tech. Series A, 8, 75 81,.
Kaahwa Y. and D’Ujanga F.M. (1992) High Field Conduction in Mica; Discovery & Innovation,
4, 53 -55.
Kaahwa Y. and Azorura A.C. (1994) Mechanical Strength of Unfired & Fired Local Clays; Proc.
Capacity. Building, Nairobi.
Kaahwa Y. and Azorura A.C. (1994) Chemical Composition of Local Clays; Proc. Applied
Building materials, Nairobi.
Kaahwa Y. (1996) Materials and Environment; Proc. Developments in Materials. Nairobi.
Kaahwa Y. and Kamabare D. (1996) Measurement of Signals of Short Duration; ibid
Kaahwa Y. and Nyakairu G.A. (1998) Phase Transitions in Local Clays; Am. Cer. Soc. Bulletin 77,
76 -78.
Mucunguzi E.R. and Kaahwa Y.(1999) Optical Properties of Polar Liquids, Proc. Reg. Conf.
Materials Science, Kampala, Sept. 15 - 17. Book: Introduction to Engineering Materials, ATE
Limited, Kampala.
Kaahwa Y. (2000) Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Uganda Kaolin; Proc. of Int. Workshop
on Dev. of Natural Polymers & Composite, Sept. 2000, Arusha, Tanzania.
Mucunguzi E.R., Kaahwa Y. and Hammer E.A. Quality Determination of Mineral and Vegetable
Oils by Optical Activity and Faraday Effect,Private Communication, 2003.
D’ujanga F.M., Kaahwa Y. and Atteraas L. The Polarizing Effects in Sintered Kaolin, Tanz. J. Sci.
28, 63-70, 2002.
Mango J. M. and Kaahwa Y. (2002) Error Investigation in the Interior of an Interior Laplace’s
Problem Using Boundary Elements , Advances in Modeling and Analysis, 39, 54-71.
Mukwasibwe S., Banda E.J.K.B. and Kaahwa Y. Effects of Processing Parameters on Thermal
Conductivity of Selected Uganda Clay Minerals, Proc. of 2nd. Africa Materials International
Conf., Watersrand, S.A., Dec. 2003.
Kaahwa Y. and D’ujanga F. M. Dependence of Kaolinite Content on Particle Size Distribution in
Ugandan Kaolin Clay, British Ceramic Transactions, 103, 143-144, 2004.
Kabagambe M, Obwoya S.G. and Kaahwa Y., Percolation Rate of Water through Ceramic filters
for point use, KJST, 2011.
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Graduate Students supervised
PhD Students supervised:
Twesimomwe Ezra, Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment of Uganda, 1996, Assoc. Professor,
Kabale University.
Mucunguzi Eric, Optical Activity and Faraday Effect in some Mineral and Vegetable Oils,
2000,Assoc. Professor, Kyambogo University.
Seeti Mike, Analogue to Digital Converter Using Charge Coupled Image Sensor Device,2001,
Senior Lecturer, Busitema University.
D’ujanga Mutonyi Florence, Modeling the Porosity Dependence of Electrical Conductivity of
Kaolin, 2001, Senior Lecturer & Head,Department of Physics, Makerere University.
Mango John, Boundary Element Methods in Acoustics, 2001, Senior Lecturer and Dean School of Physical Sciences, CoNAS.
Obwoya Sam, Effects of Microstructure on Mechanical Strength of Selected Clays from
Uganda, 2004, Senior Lecturer, Kyambogo University.
M. Sc. Students supervised:
D’ujanga Florence,Electrical conductivity in Mica Samples from Uganda,1983,Senior Lecturer
and Head, Department of Physics, Makerere University.
Kuloba John, Capacitance Method for Measurement of Viscosity. 1990.
Azorura Chris, Composition & Mechanical Strength of some Uganda Clays, 1994. In Private
Employment.
Kamabare David, An Electric Stop Clock for Events of Short Duration, 1995. In Private
Employment.
Nyakairu George, Phase Transitions in Uganda Clays 1998, Senior Lecturer, Chemistry Makerere
University.
Kachope Ronald, Design & construction of Temperature Monitoring Device,1999, Lecturer,
Gulu Univ.
Arinaitwe Joshua,Electrical & Dielectric Properties of Uganda clays before and after glazing,
2001.
Katongole Daniel,Electronic Moisture Meter, 2005,Lecturer, Gulu University.
Mukwasibwe Silver,Thermal Conductivity of Selected Uganda Clays,2005,Principal, Bushenyi
Technical College.
Kabagambe Musa,Performance of Ceramic Water Filters Made from Uganda Clays.2010,Lecturer,
Islamic University in Uganda.
Ojangole Francis,Gravity & Magnetic Data Analysis to Detect the Origin of CO2 in Albertine
Graben.2012,Teacher, Teso College.
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Students Supervised
1970
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11 MSc.
Publications
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PROFESSOR ELDAD J.K.B. BANDA
Banda Eldad J. K. B., PhD is a Professor of Physics in the College of Natural Sciences
at Makerere University. He joined the University of East Africa as an undergraduate
student in 1966 where he obtained a First Class BSc degree in Physics in 1969. He had
his graduate training at the University of Rochester, USA where he obtained MA and PhD
degrees in 1972 and 1974 respectively. He started his academic career as a Lecturer in
Physics Department, Faculty of Science at Makerere University in January 1974. He was
appointed professor in 1998. During this period, he has taught the beginner’s course
in Electricity and Magnetism and advanced courses in Electromagnetism, Solid State
Physics, Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Mechanics. He has carried out research
in Phase Transitions, Electrical and Thermal Properties of Uganda Clays and Solar
radiation. He currently coordinates the NUFU Solar Energy Project. He has served the
university in other leadership/management capacities: Head, Department of Physics;
Faculty Representative to the Senate Higher Degrees Committee; Chair, Department
of Physics syllabus review committee among others. Professor Banda has served as a
research fellow at Princeton University, USA; H.H. Wills Laboratory, University of Bristol,
UK; University of Duisburg, Germany and as a Fulbright Scholar at University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaigne, USA. He has attended many seminars, conferences and meeting
both nationally and internationally.
Publications
α- β Transition in Quartz: Classical versus Critical Behaviour: E. J. K . B. Banda, R.A. Craven,
R.D. Parks, and P.M. Horn and M. Blume: Solid State Commun. 27, 11(1975).
Optical Absorption of CoPS2 in the Energy range 0.73 -5.4eV: E.J.K.B.Banda, Phys. Stat. Sol.(b)
135, K43(1986)
Optical Absorption of NiPS2 in the near infrared, visible and near ultraviolet regions:
E.J.K.B.Banda, Phys. Stat. Sol.(b) 19, 7329 (1986).
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Optical Absorption of FePSe2 in the near infrared, visible and near ultraviolet regions:
E.J.K.B.Banda, Phys. Stat. Sol.(b) 138, KIZ5 (1986)
Refracive Index studies on Quartz: E.J.K.B.Banda, F. Schafer, D. Sommer and W. Kleeman: J.
Phys.C: Solid State 20, 2323 (1087)
Measurements of some physical properties of Uganda Quartz through the α- β transition:
E.J.K.B.Banda: Proc. Workshop for Planning of Network Projects on Materials Science p226,
Nairobi, Kenya (1998).
Deposition of CuInSe2 by the Hybrid Sputtering and Evaporation Method: A.Rockett, A.Agarwal,
L. Chung Yang, E.Banda and G. Kenshole and C.J.Kiely and H. Taleh: [Proc, 21st Photovoltaic
Specielist Conference,p764 (1990)]
Thin Film Fabrication Technologies for Photovoltaic Applications: A Review: Proc. Second
Regional Conference on Capacity Building in Physics for Development- Bridging the Gap,
Nairobi, p42-46, 1994.
Electrical and Dielectrical Properties of Uganda Clays and Kaolin: Proc. Regional Conference
on Development in Materials Science, Nairobi, 1996.
Effects of Wood Preservatives on the Mechanical Properties of Uganda Timbers: (with
M.N.Twesigye-omwe): Regional Conference on Development in Materials Science, Nairobi,
1996.
Effects of Creosote Oil on the Mechanical Properties of Selected Uganda Timbers: with
M.N.Twesigye-omwe), Forest Prod.J. 47(10): 56-58(1997).
Electrical and dielectrical properties of some Uganda clays (with Kavuma) Journal of
BioChemPhysics (Jan 1999).
Prediction of Solar Insolation on a Horizontal Surface ( with D.N. Luwalira and T. Otiti) Journal
of BioChem Physics (2003)
Dependence of Electrical and Dielectric Prperties of unglazed Uganda Clays on particle size
and Compaction Pressure ( with J.Arinaitwe): Proc. Regional Conference on Materials Science,
Makerere University, Kampala Sept 15-17, 1999.
Electrical and dielectric properties of Uganda Clays before and after glazing (with J.Arinaitwe)
: Proc. Materials Science Conference held at the University of Nairobi, Sept. 2000.
Raising the Profile of Physics in Ugandan Schools: Proc. 3rd Congress of Physical Societies:
Berlin, Dec. 2000.
Science Education in Uganda: Proc. Uganda National Academy of Sciences Conference on
Sciences for Sustainable Development, Kampala, October, 18th 2001
Effects of processing parameters on the Thermal Conductivity of selected Uganda Clay
minerals, with S. Mukwasibwe, and Y. Kaahwa: Proc. 2nd Africa-MRS International Conference,
Witwatesrand, S.A. Dec 2003, p65-66, 2003.
Effects of Processing Parameters on the Electrical, Dielectric, Mechanical and Thermal
Properties of Selected Uganda Clays [with Florence M. D’ujanga, and Yusto Kaahwa]: Proc.
Eastern Africa-MRS conference, University of Dar-es-salaam, July 14- 16, 2004.
Models for the Estimation of Monthly Average Daily Diffuse and Beam Irradiance on a
horizontal Surface [ with Mubiru, and T. Otiti]: Discovery and Innovation vol. 16 No.3 (2004).
A Test of Angstom Prescott Radiation Model at an Equatorial African site, Journal of
BioChemPhysics [ with J. Mubiru] (2005).
Using a Regression Model to Estimate Daily Diffuse Solar Radiation from Clearness Index in
Mbarara, Uganda, Journal of BioChemPhysics [with Mubiru and F. D’ujanga] (2005)
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Assessing the performance of Global Solar Radiation : Empirical Formulations in Kampala, Uganda:
J. Theoretical and Applied Climatology [ with J. Mubiru, F. D’ujanga and T. Senyonga](2006)
Assessing the Distribution of solar irradiation in Mbarara, Uganda J. Theoretical and Applied
Meteorology [ with J. Mubiru, T. Otiti, F.D’ujanga, K. Karume, D. Nyeinga, D. Okello, and D.N.
Katongole] (2006)
Interpolating methods for solar radiation in Uganda, J. Theoretical and Applied Meteorology
[with J.Mubiru, K. Karume, M. Mjaliwa and T. Otiti] (2006)
Assessing the distribution of monthly mean hourly solar irradiation at an African Equatorial
site: J. Theoretical and Applied Meteorology [with J. Mubiru, F. D’ujanga and T. Ssenyonga]
(2007).
Estimation of monthly average daily global solar radiation using artificial neural networks,
Solar Energy [ with J.Mubiru] (2007)
Temperature Profile in Rock Bed Heat Storage foe Food Preparation [with D.Okello, J. Lovseth,
and O.J.Nydal] Proc. ISES conference, Johannesburg, S.A., 2009.
Dynamic Model for Small Scale Concentrating Solar Energy Systems with Heat Storage [with
K. Nyeinga, O.J.Nydal, J. Lovseth] Proc. ISES conference, Johannesburg, S.A., 2009.
Denis Okello, C.W.Foong ,Ole J.Nydal, and E.J.K.Banda, An Experimental Investigation on
the Use of the Mixture of Phase Change Materials and Rock Particles for High Temperature( �
350oC) Heat Storage: Proceedings, ISES 2011 World Congress ,Kassel ,Germany.
D. Okello, J.Mubiru and E.J.K.Banda, Availability of direct Solar radiation in Uganda:
Proceedings ISES 2011 World Congress, Kassel,Germany.
33. Nyeinga Karidewa, O.J. Nydal, J. Lovseth and E.J.K.Banda, Ray Tracer for Analysis of Solar
Concentrating SAystems:Proceedings of ISES 2011 World Congress, Kassel Germany.
G.Ayugi, E.J.K.Banda and F.M.D’ujanga,Local isulating materials for Thermal Energy Storage:
Rwanda Journal Series C 23,21-29(2011)
35. J.Mubiru and E.J.K.Banda,Monthly areage daily global solar irradiation maps for Uganda:a
location in the Equatorial region:Renewable Energy Journal 41,412-415(2011)
MSc. Students supervised:
An Electronic Oil- Quality control Device with an Interface to a Microcomputer(1990)Student:
John Willy Kuloba
Effects of selected preservatives on the Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Ugandan
Timber (1996) Student: Moses Twesigye-omwe
Electrical Properties of Uganda Clays (1997) Student: Awusi Kavuma
Global Solar Insolation on a horizontal surface at Makerere University (1998) Student: D.
Luwalira
Diffuse Solar radiation on a horizontal surface at Makerere University (1999) Student: James
Mubiru
Electrical and dielectric properties of unglazed and glazed clay (2001) Student : Joshua
Arinaitwe
Thermal conductivity of selected Uganda clays (2006). Student: Silver Mukwasibwe
Effects of relative porosity on thermal conductivity of sintered kaolin from Buwambo Quarry
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in Uganda(2008) Student: Peter Owalu
Development of an Empirical Model for Global Solar Radiation on a Tilted Surface at Makerere
University (2010) Student: Rashida Akoba
Development of a Stochastic model of Solar radiation in Kampala (Uganda) (2010). Student:
Deo Ssekyanzi
Modeling of Beam Solar Radiation on a Horizontal Surface at Makerere University (2011)
Student: J Eneku
Investigation of some factors which affect Albedo on Indigofera Volkensii and Bare soil at
Mbarara Meteorological Station in South Western Uganda (2011) Student: Grace Ssentongo
Thermal Properties of Selected Materials for Thermal Insulation available in Uganda (2011)
Student: Gertrude Ayugi
PhD students supervised:
Electrical, optical and magnetic properties of obliquely deposited Nickel films(2002) Student:
Tom Otiti
Effects of Microstructures on mechanical strength of Clays in Uganda(2007) Student: Sam
Obwoya
Biomass and Hydropower potential and demand in the Albertine region (2007) Student:
Katcho Karume, C
Solar radiation map for Uganda (2008) Student: James Mubiru
Strength properties as a function of the Microstructure of selected timbers(2010) Student:
Moses Twesigye-omwe
Dynamic Model for Small Scale Concentrating Solar Energy Systems with Heat Storage (2012)
Student: Karidewa Nyeinga
Rockbed Thermal Storage for High Temperature Solar Thermal Applications (2012) Student:
Denis Okello
Published Books
Electricity and Magnetism : Makerere University Press (1997)
Electromagnetism: Study Materials for Distance Education, Makerere University, 2003.
Statistical Mechanics: Study Materials for Distance Education, Makerere University, 2003.
Environmental Physics: Study Materials for Distance Education, Makerere University 2003.
Students supervised
1974
7 PhD
14 MSc.
Books Published
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Publications in Peer Reviewed Journals
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PROFESSOR FREDRICK W.B. BUGENYI
Bugenyi Fredrick W.B., PhD is a Professor of Zoology in the College of Natural Sciences
at Makerere University. He holds a PhD in Limnology/Water Environment, a MSc. in
Analytical Sciences/Chemistry and a BSc. in Chemistry; all from Makerere University.
He joined Makerere University in 1995 rising through the ranks to become a Professor.
Professor Bugenyi teaches at both undergraduate and graduate level as well supervising
students in research at graduate level. His research areas include: wetlands; aqua culture;
water resources; water pollutants; ecology and domestic waste waters. He has worked as
an external examiner at the Islamic University in Uganda, Kenyatta University in Kenya
and the University of Nairobi in Kenya. Professor Bugenyi has also worked as a Principal
Investigator or Lead Consultant in various research projects Uganda and internationally.
He has been honored as a ‘Paul Harris’ Fellow for service to the Rotary Fraternity; as one
of the ‘Great Minds of the 21st Century’ for his research, particularly on Lake Victoria and
leadership in research; Visiting Researcher by the National Science Foundation of the
USA; good research leadership in the Fisheries Research Institute (FIRI) of the National
Agricultural Research Organization (NARO); and recognition in the Third Edition of the
“International Directory of People of Distinguished Service and Leadership” edited by
the American Biographical Institute.
Professor Bugenyi has supervised 7 PhD and 22 MSc Students and they already have
received their degrees (in Makerere; IHE, Delft, Netherlands; and in the University of
Stirling, UK). His past and present students research in the fields of: Mass transportand
nutrient retention in a tropical freshwater wetland ecotone receiving secondary effluents”,
both in natural and artificial forms, the significance of Kirinya West wetlands near Jinja, as
a regulator of other forms eutrophication and Mburo, Uganda, and the level of pesticides
in water and fish of commercial importance; the Potential for Cyperus papyrus and
Phragmites Tropical Constructed Wetlands and for the treatment of Domestic Waste
waters; Studies in the Institute of Environment and Natural Resources (MUIENR), in
Islamic University of Uganda, and in Kenyatta University, Nairobi; as well as an “Internal
Examiner” of Master’s and PhD Theses in the Department of Zoology.of pollutants in Lake
Victoria and Phytoplankton Ecology in Lake
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Publications
Basiita, R.K; Aruho, C; Kahwa, D; Nyatia, E; Bugenyi, F.W and Rutaisire, J. (2011). Differentited
gonochorism in Nile perch Lates niloticus from Lake Victoria, Uganda.African Journal of
Aquatic Sciences, 36 (1): 89 – 96.
Muyodi F.J; Bugenyi, F.W.B and Hecky, R.E. (2010). Experiences and lessons learned from
interventions in the Lake Victoria Basin: The lake Victoria Environmental Management Project.
Lake & Reservoirs: research and management. Volume 15 : ISSUE 2, p 77 – 88.
Muvundja, F.A; Pasche, N; Bugenyi, F.W.B; Isumbisho, M; Muller, B;Namugize, J-N;
Rinta,P;Schmidt, M; Stierli, R and Wuest, A. (2009). Balancing nutrients inputs to Lake Kivu.
Journal of Great Lakes Research 35: 406 – 418.
Bugenyi,F.W.B; Kizito,Y.S; Luyiga, S; Miyingo-Kezimbira, A and Muyodi, F.J, (2009). Wetlands.
In: Larsson, P; Kirumira, E.K; Miyingo-Kezimbira, A and Steigen, A.L (Eds.) “Sharing Water:
problems, conflicts and possible solutions – the case of Kampala”. Chapter 3, p34 – 48.
Universitetsforlaget ISBN 978821501444, Pp 221.
Oguttu, H.W; Bugenyi, F.W.B; Leuenberger, H; Wolf, M and Bachofen, R (2008). Pollution
menacing Lake Victoria: Quantification of point sources around Jinja Town, Uganda. Water SA,
Vol. 34, No. 1. January 2008.
Mwanja,W.W; Akol, A; Abubaker, L; Mwanja, M, Msuku, B.S and Bugenyi, F.W.B. (2006). Status
and impact of rural aquaculture practice on Lake Victoria basin wetlands. Afri.J.Ecol.45: 165 – 174.
Okello, W.O; Balirwa, J.S; Bugenyi, F.W.B and Kurmayer, R. (2006). Toxic cyanobacteria
occurrence in Lake Victoria – Uganda. Proceedings Volume II of “11th World Lakes Conference”,
Nairobi, Kenya, 31 October to 4 November, 2005, edited by: Odada, E.O; Olago, D; Ochola, W;
Ntiba, M; Gichuki, N and Oyieke, H: 544 – 548.
Sekiranda, S.B.K; Okot.Okumu, J; Bugenyi, F.W.B and Naluwairo, J.S (2006). GIS spatial
characterization of water quality in three bays of Lake Victoria, Uganda with different historical
catchment land use. Proceedings Volume II of “11th World Lakes Conference”, Nairobi, Kenya,
31 October to 4 November, 2005, edited by: Odada, E.O; Olago, D; Ochola, W, Ntiba, M; Gichuki,
N and Oyieke, H: 465 – 471.
Kasozi, G.N; Kiremire, B.T; Bugenyi, F.W.B; Kirsch, N.H and Nkedi – Kizza, P (2006).
Organochlorine Residues in Fish and Water Samples from Lake Victoria, Uganda. J. Envon.
Qual. 35: 584 – 589.
Twongo, T.K and Bugenyi, F.W.B (2006). Freshwater related issues of Lake Victoria basin. In:
Odada, E.O; Olago, D and Ochola, W (Eds.). “Environment for Development: An Ecosystem
Assessment of Lake Victoria Basin. UNEP/PASS: 29 – 42.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., (2005). The problems of rehabilitating Lakes/Wetlands of Developing
Countries – a case example of Uganda. In O’Sullivan P.E and Reynolds C.S “The Lakes Handbook
: Lakes restoration and rehabilitation” Vol. 2 : p539 – p551. Blackwell Publishers.
Balirwa, J.S; Bugenyi, F.W.B; Odongkara, O.K; L.J Chapman, L.J and Chapman, C.A (2004).
Geographic and Economic Setting of Lake Victoria. In: Balirwa, J.S; Mugidde, R and
Ogutu-Ohwayo, R (Eds.) “Challenges for Management of the Fisheries Resources, Biodiversity
andEnvironment of Lake Victoria”. FIRRI Technical Document No.2 First Edition. Chapter 2: 17 – 28.
Sekiranda S.B.K, Okot-Okumu J, Bugenyi F.W.B, Ndawula L.M and Gandhi P. 2004. Variation in
composition of macro – benthic invertebrates as an indication of water quality status in three
bays in Lake Victoria.Uganda Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 9: 396 – 411.
Odada, E.O; Olago, D.O; Bugenyi, F.W.B; Kulindwa, K; Karimumuryango, J; West, K; Ntiba, J.M;
Wandiga, S; Aloo-Abudho, P; and Achola, P., (2003). Environmental Assessment of the East
African Rift Valley Lakes. Aquat. Sci. 65: 254 – 271.
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Bugenyi, F.W.B, and Balirwa, J.S. (2003). East African Species Introductions and Wetland
Management: Socio-political Dimensions. In Thomas L. Crisman, Lauren Chapman and Colin
Chapman (Eds.)“Conservation, Ecology, and Management of African Freshwaters” University
Press of Florida Publishers. P79-103.
Bugenyi, F.W.B; (2002). Lake Victoria Basin Wetlands deserve more attention than they have
had so far. Programme and Abstracts. P24. International Symposium on “Comparing Great
Lakes of the World (GLOW III): Climate, Food Webs, Biodiversity and Management”. February
18-20, 2002. Arusha, Tanzania. Organised by The Aquatic Ecosystems Health and Management
Society (AEHMS) Lake Victoria Fisheries Research Project (LVEMP), Lake Victoria Fisheries
Organisatio (LVFO).
Opio, A; Kansiime, F; Bugenyi, F.W.B; and Mafabi, P., (2001). Buffering capacity of Kinawataka
wetlands: Total Suspended Solids, Faecal Coliform and Removal. In Mbwette, T.S.A; Katima ,
J.H.Y; and Jorgensen, S.E (eds.). Application of Wetland Systems and Waste Stabilisation Ponds
in Water Pollution Control. University of Dar es Salaam. Pp180-198.
Lake Victoria Environmental Management Project (LVEMP), (2001). Cost Benefit analysis of
Wetlands Resources, Uganda. Compiled/Prepared by Consultants: Acere, T. O, F.W.B Bugenyi,
J.M Kasenene, H.J Raad, J.Timerman, J.Smithe, B.G and F.K.Evraat (CMS and Haskoning
Consultancy Firms).
Department of International Development (DFID), 2001. A review of existing knowledge
relating to Wetlands in Uganda, with a focus on livelihoods of people in the Lake Kyoga
region. Prepared by Ssemwanga, G; F.W.B Bugenyi, R. Wabunoha; J. Kavuma; and T. Onen
(Consultants working under Ssemwanga Centre Ltd ).
Chapman,L.J; Balirwa, J.S; Bugenyi, F.W.B; Chapman, C.A, and Crisman, T.A., 2001. Wetlands
of East Africa: Biodiversity, Exploitation, and Policy Perspectives. In Gopal, B; Junk, W.J; and
Davis, J.A (Eds.), Biodiversity in Wetlands : assessment, function and conservation, Volume 2.
Backhuys Publishers, Leiden, The Netherlands. P101-131.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., 2001. Tropical freshwater ecotones: their formation, functions and use.
Hydrobiologia 458: 33-43.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & Odongkara, O. 1999. North-South Research Partnership with Uganda.
Panorama No 11/99 Swiss National Foundation, Newsletter, 12-16.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Lands, Water and Environment. 1998. The implementation
and performance of the LVEMP and making recommendations there from. Consultancy
Report prepared by: Okedi, J.; Orach-Meza, F.L; Kahangire, P; Bugenyi, F.W; Parata, R.L; and
Musoke, J.
Lindenschmidt, K-E; M. Suhr; M.K. Magumba, R.E. Hecky; and F.W.B. Bugenyi; 1998. Loading of
solute and suspended solids from rural catchment areas flowing into Lake Victoria in Uganda.
Wat. Res. Vol. 32, No. 9: 2776- 2786.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & J.S. Balirwa. East African species introductions and Wetland Management:
Socio-political dimensions. Africa: Emerging water management issues in Africa (Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania 12 – 17 February American Association for the Advancement of Science 13 – 34).
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & Martin van der Knaap, 1997. Lake Victoria: an example of ACP-EU Fisheries
Research. Bulletin 10 (3) 20 – 21.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., 1997. East African and International concerns over the declining fish and
general biodiversity in Lake Victoria. P 17 - 18. In. R.S.V. Pullin, C.M.V. Casal, E.K. Abban and
T.M. Falk (eds.) Characterisation of Ghanaian Tilapia Genetic Resources for use in Fisheries and
Aquaculture. ICLARM Conf. Proc. 52, 58p.
Mwanja Wilson; F.W.B. Bugenyi; L. Kaufman and P. Fuerst; 1997.Genetic Characterisation of
Tilapine stocks in the Lake Victoria region, P.33 - 34. In R.S.V. Pullin, C.M.V. Cassal, E.K. Abban
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and T.M. Falk/eds.) Characterisation of Ghanaian Tilapia Genetic Resources for use in Fisheries
and Aquaculture. ICLARM Conf. Proc. 52, 58p.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & K.M. Magumba, 1996. The present Physico-chemical-ecology of Lake
Victoria, Uganda. In Johnson, T.C., and Odada, E. (Eds.).The Limnology, Climatology and
Paleoclimatology of the East African Lakes: Gordon and Breach, Toronto, pp. 141 - 154.
Hecky, R.E.; Bootsma, H.A.; Mugidde, R.M. and Bugenyi F.W.B., 1996.Phosphorous Pumps,
Nitrogen sinks, and silicon drains: Plumbing nutrients in African Great Lakes. In Johnson, T.C.
and Odada, E. (Eds.). The Limnology, Climatology and Paleoclimatology of the East African
Lakes: Gordon and Beach, Toronto, pp. 205 – 224.
Twongo, T.K., F.W.B. Bugenyi; and Wanda, F. 1995. The Potential for further proliferation of
water hyacinth in Lakes Victoria, Kyoga and Kwania and some urgent aspects of research. Afr.
J. Trop. Hydrobiol. Fish. Vol. 6 (No.1&2) 1- 10.
Nalubega, M., F. Kansiime, Lijklema, J.J.A.A Van Brugen, R.H. Alderink, G.J.F.R. Alaerts and F.W.B.
Bugenyi 1994.An approach to mass transport and nutrient retention in a tropical freshwater
wetland receiving secondary effluent. ICSWS 1994 Proceedings. 412 - 420.
Kansiime, F., M. Nalubega, E.M. Tukahirwa & F.W.B. Bugenyi 1994. The potential of Nakivubo
swamp (Papyrus-wetland) in maintaining water quality of inner Murchison Bay, Lake Victoria,
Afr. J. Trop. Hydrobiol Fish Vol. 5 No. 2: 79-87.
Hecky, R.E., F.W.B. Bugenyi, P.O.B. Ochumba, J.F. Talling, R. Mugidde, M. Gophen and L.
Kaufman. 1994. Deoxygenations of the hypolimnion of Lake Victoria. Limnol. Oceanogr. 39
(6): 1476 - 1481
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & A.J. Lutalo-Bbosa, 1994. Copper, cadmium and Iron in aquatic systems
of Uganda, East Africa. Chapter 11 in “Global perspectives on Lead, mercury and Cadmium
cycling in the Environment” Edited by T.C. Hutchison, C.A. Gordon and K.M. Meema. 1994
SCOPE Published by Wiley Eastern Ltd. pp. 149 - 162.
Bugenyi, F.W.B.,1993. Some considerations on the functioning of tropical riparian ecotones.
Hydrobiologia 251/1-3: 33-38.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., K.M. Magumba, F. Wanda & E. Twinomujuni. 1992. Case studies on the
functioning of a wetland ecotone on Lake Victoria, Uganda. Southern Hemisphere Ecotone
Regional Workshop. Murray - Darling Basin Australia. 13 - 16 October 1992.
Hecky, R.E. & F.W.B. Bugenyi, 1992 Hydrology and Chemistry of African Great Lakes and water
quality issues; problems and solutions. In: Lowe – McConnel R.H., R.C.M. Crul and F.C. Roust
(Eds). Symposium on Resource use and Conservation of the African Great Lakes, Bujumbura,
Burundi 29 November 2nd December 1989. SIL Mitteilungen No. 23; 45 - 54.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1992 The effect of limnological factors and the changing environment on
fisheries of northern Lake Victoria. Pp 36 - 58. In: Ssentongo G.W. & F.L. Orach-Meza, Report
on “National Seminar on the Development And Management of the Uganda Fisheries of
Lake Victoria”, Jinja, Uganda, 6- 8 August 1991. UNDP/FAO IFIP Regional Project RAF/87/099TD/31/92 (EN).
Twongo, T.K.; F.W.B. Bugenyi; and Wanda, F., 1992. The potential for further proliferation of
water hyacinth in Lake Victoria and Kyoga and some urgent aspects for research. CIFA subcommittee for management and development of the fisheries of Lake Victoria, sixth session,
10 - 13 February 1992, Jinja, Uganda, FAO Fisheries Report No. 475, p. 38
Bugenyi F.W.B. 1991: The state f the Ugandan Freshwater resources – The need for
environmental protection. Proceedings of the National Agricultural Conference. 10 - 15
December, 1990. Kampala, Uganda.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1991.Water chemistry and weed growth in Lakes Victoria and Kyoga. In K.
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Thompson (Ed.) “The Water Hyacinth in Uganda. Ecology, distribution problems and strategies
for control”. Proceedings of National Workshop, 22 - 23 October 1991. Kampala, Uganda. FAO/
MAAIF.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1991. Ecotones in a changing environment: Management of adjacent
wetlands for fisheries production in the tropics. Vehr. Internat.Verein. Limnol. 24: 2547 - 2551.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & A.J. Lutalo-Bbosa, 1990. Likely effects of salinity on acute copper toxicity to
the fisheries of the Lake George - Edward basin. Hydrobiologia 208: 39 - 44.
Bugenyi F.W.B. & K.M. Magumba, 1990. The physico-chemistry of the northern waters of Lake
Victoria. Proceedings of the workshop on “The prevailing activities on the lake Victoria basin
with particular reference to the fisheries of the lake”, Mwanza, 8 - 9 March, 1990: 43 - 55.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & J.S. Balirwa. 1989. Human intervention in natural processes of the
Lake Victoria ecosystem – the problem. In Salanki J. & S. Herodek (eds.) Conservation and
Management of Lakes. Symp. Biol. Hund. Akademiai Kiado, Budapest; p 311 – p 340.
Kvet J; F.W.B.Bugenyi et al. 1989 Management, restoration and creation of ecotones. In
Naiman R.J.; Decamps & Fournier (eds.). The Role of Land/Inland water Ecotones in Landscape
Management and Restoration. MAB digest 4.Unesco Paris. P. 73 – 75.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1988. Imminent drought in the Upper Nile basin. International Workshop
on Drought Mitigation, Sept. 14 - 19, 1987: 65–71 UNESCO/Hydromet/Uganda Government/
Makerere University, 440pp.
Balirwa J.S. & F.W.B. Bugenyi, 1988. An attempt to relate environmental factors to fish ecology
in the lotic habitats of Lake Victoria. Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol. 23; 1756 - 1761.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1988 “Human activities and the detrimental impacts
inflicted on the
Nile basin and its resources in Uganda. Paper presented at “The International Symposium of
the Nile Basin”. The Institute of African Research and studies, Cairo, Univ. Egypt.
Jansen, J. & F.W.B. Bugenyi 1988. Fisheries. Vol. VI. In “Strategic Resources Planning in Uganda”.
United Nations Environment Programme, UNEP.
Bugenyi F.W.B. 1984. Potential aquatic environmental hazards of agro- based chemicals and
practices in a developing country, Uganda. Proc. Int. Conf. Environ. Hazards of Agrochem. (1)
: 461 - 473.
Bugenyi F.W.B. 1984. “Copper distribution and pollution studies in the Lakes George and
Edward, Uganda. Ph.D. Thesis. Makerere Univ. Kampala. 132pp.
Bugenyi F.W.B. 1982. Copper pollution studies in Lakes George and Edward, Uganda: The
distribution of Cu, Cd and Fe in the waters and the sediments. Environ. Pollut. (ser. B) 3: 129 139.
Bugenyi F.W.B. 1982. “Aquatic pollution in Uganda: current status and possible conservation
measures. Workshop on ‘Water quality and pollution control in Lake Victoria basin” 25 Jul. - 7
Aug. 1982, Kisumu.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1981. “The Cu & Cd concentration and concentration factors by phytoplankton
and other aquatic plants in the Lakes George and Edward, Uganda”. Abstracts, Euroanalysis -IV,
Helsinki, Finland 19-23 Aug.1981): p308.
Bugenyi F.W.B. 1980. Past and present limnological investigations in Uganda - an overview.
Proceedings of the 1st Workshop for the promotion of Limnology in developing countries.
Kyoto, Japan 1980: 159 - 166.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. & S. Mungoma, 1980. “Preliminary general Limnological investigations of the
freshwaters adjacent to Jinja industrial town”. Abstracts XXI Congress of SIL, KYOTO, JAPAN
(24 - 31 Aug.1980) 553 – Tpm - 2: p212.
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Bugenyi, F.W.B. & J.S. Balirwa, 1980. Notes on the fisheries of River Nzoia, Kenya. Biol. Conserv.
(18): 53 - 58.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1980. “Copper pollution studies in Lakes George and Edward, Uganda. SAC
1980, Society for Analytical Chemistry International Conference, Lancaster University, 20-26
July, 1980. Abstracts 16 : p68.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1979.“Copper ion distribution in the Lakes Goerge and Idi Amin. Hydrobiologia
64: 9 - 15.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1979. “Copper pollution studies in the Lakes George and Edward”. Abstracts,
SIL/UNEP workshop on African Limnology (Dec.16 - 23). 1979 (No. 11): p6.
Bugenyi, F.W.B.,1978. “Education in Environmental chemistry”.UNESCO Bulletin of Reg. Office
of Scie. Technol. Africa. 1978 XIII (3) : 15 – 18.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., 1977. “The role of East African Freshwater Fisheries” Research Organisation
in the E. African Environmental pollution Research”. Mod. Approach to Chem. Newslett. 1977
(14): 13 – 18.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., 1975. “Ion-selective electrodes”. Popularisation of Science & Technol. 1975
(2) 43 - 52.
Bugenyi, F.W.B. 1975. “Some analytical studies using ion-selective electrodes: The
development of a calcium (PVC - matrix) ion-selective electrodes. M.Sc. Thesis, Makerere Univ.,
Kampala. 117 pp.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., 1974 “The determination of calcium in natural waters using calcium ionselective electrodes”. Presented at the Chemical Society (E. Africa Sect.) meeting, Dar-esSalaam, Tanzania, 19 - 23 Sept. 1974.
Bugenyi, F.W.B., 1973. “Some analytical studies using ion-selective electrodes” paper
presented at the annual meeting of the Chemical Society, East African Section, 20 - 23 Sept.
1973, Nairobi, Kenya.
Recent Research Projects:
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Principal Investigator, (P.I); Project Leader or Project participant to the following
projects:
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Biodiversity and climate change in East Africa: Lake Victoria. IDEAL (Limnology).
(NSF funded, USA) 1993-1996.
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Lake Victoria : Structure and functioning of a Tropical Ecosystem. (NSF funded, USA)
1993 - 1995.
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Use and protection of water resources in Lake Victoria through sustainable
management of wetland ecotones (FIRI/University of Zurich, Swiss NSF funded 1994
- 1999).
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Specific studies on Limnology and Hydrology of the Great East African Lakes: A case
study of nutrient and pollutant loading into the northern region of Lake Victoria,
Uganda - UNESCO/ROSTA funded 1995 - 1996.
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The Lake Victoria Basin Management Project (IDRC funded and Uganda) 1996 1999.
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Various sub-projects in the “Lake Victoria Environment Management Project”
(LVEMP) Funded by GEF, IDA - World Bank and Uganda) 1996 – 1999.
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The Lake Victoria Regional Fisheries Research Project (funded by EU and Uganda
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Government) Collaborated with the Department of Fisheries Resources on a sixmonth
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USAID funded CARANA/COMPETE project of the “Viability of rearing Nile perch
under Aquarium Tanks/Ponds, and cages”, 2001/2002.
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The Systems Design and Guidelines for Wetlands-Based Aquaculture in the Lake
Victoria Basin (funded by SIDA-SAREC, 2003 to 2008).
Students Supervised
Publications
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1995
7 PhD
22 MSc.
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PROFESSOR JOHN B. KADDU
Kaddu John Baptist, PhD is a Professor of Zoology in the College of Natural Sciences
at Makerere University. Professor Kaddu joined Makerere University in 1991 as a Senior
Lecturer rising through the ranks to full professorship in 2003. He has also served
as Head in the former Department of Zoology. Before joining Makerere University,
Professor Kaddu worked at regional and internationally acclaimed research institutes.
He holds a PhD (Entomology) from the University of Nairobi, Kenya; MSc. (Entomology,
Parasitology, Experimental Chemotherapy from the University of Liverpool in UK; and
a BSc. (Zoology, Chemistry, Botany) from the University of East Africa. He has attended
several short trainings in pedagogy, molecular biology as well as information and research
management. Professor Kaddu has served Uganda in various Climate Change related
activities, for special mention is his role as lead negotiator for the Uganda Climate change
adaptation and vulnerability Thematic Group (COP15, COP16, & COP17). Others include
research leader for climate change adaptation for the Uganda Human Development
Report by the UNDP; Member of the Uganda national Steering Committees (GEF, & UNDP
Small Grants Programme) and Least Developed Countries Environment Centre (LEC) and
the Climate Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) to generate information leading
to a technical paper and a policy brief on three elements of the CDM in Africa. Professor
Kaddu is a senior author of the book, ‘Biology for East Africa’ published by the Cambridge
University Press which is widely used across East Africa at Ordinary Level in secondary
schools. He is also the Senior Author of the UNESCO-funded book, “Biological Science,”
a book for first year University Students. He has published extensively in International
scientific Journals (over 50 publications). He has also worked as an External Examiner
for Moi University in Kenya; Mbarara University of Science and Technology; Addis
Ababa University in Ethiopia& Khartoum University in Sudan. Professor Kaddu has been
recognized for his work and awarded: Uganda National Academy of Sciences; Marquis
Who’s Who in the World, 11th edition; Profiles of African Scientists by the African Academy
of Sciences; Dictionary of International Biography; and the International Directory of
Distinguished Leadership by the American Biographical Institute.
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Publications:
(a)
Scientific research papers
Kaddu, J. B. and Walker, P.J. (1970). The effect of single and repeated treatment with Malarsen
on infections of Trypanosoma brucei in mice. East African Trypanosomiasis Res. Org. Ann. Rept.
1970.
Walker, P. J., Kaddu, J.B. and Watts, J.M.A. (1970). The effect of cyclophosphamide treatment
on monkeys infected with Trypanosoma gambiense. East African Trypanosomiasis Res. Org.
Ann. Report 1970, P. 59.
Kaddu, J.B. and Walker, P.J. (1971) The determination of plasma volume in mice by the dyedilution method. East African Trypanosomiasis Res. Org. Ann. Report. 1971 p. 17-20
Kaddu, J.B. and Warhurst, D.C. (1973) The action of Minocycline, a tetracycline derivative on
drug-resistant Plasmodium berghei. Trans. R. Soc. Trop. Med. Hyg. 65, 266.
Kaddu, J.B. and Kenyi, A.B.W. The Sphaeromastigotes of the Nagana disease trypanosome.
Pro. 3rd Intern. Congr. Parasit. Munich, vol. 1, 208-209.
Kaddu, J.B., Warhurst, D.C. and Peters, W. (1974) The Chemotherapy of Rodent Malaria, XIX.
The action of a tetracycline derivative, minocycline, on drug-resistant Plasmodium berghei.
Ann. Trop. Med. Parasit. 68, 41-46.
Kaddu, J.B. and Kenyi, A.B.W. (1975) Studies on Trypanosoma congolense in the brains of
experimental animals and speculations on the possible sequence of its morphological
changes. E. Afri. J. Med. Res. 2(1), 19-24.
Kaddu, J.B. and Suzuki, M. (1976) Observations on the ultrastructure of mice infected with
Trypanosoma musculi. Trans. R. Soc. Trop. Med. Hyg. 70, 538-539.
Kaddu, J. B. and Owino, H. (1977) Trypanosome stabilates and sera services offered by the
World Health Organization Reference Centre for African Trypanosomiasis at Tororo Uganda.
Proc. 15th meeting OAU Intern. Scientific council for trypanosomiasis Res. & Control. No 110
P.208-210.
Kaddu, J. B. (1977) Drug testing of trypanosome stabilates from World Health Organization
African Trypanosome Reference Centre at Tororo, Uganda. Berenil, and Trypanosoma
rhodesiense,. Proc. 15th Meeting of the Organization of African Unity International Scientific
Council for Trypanosomiasis Research and Control. No 110, p 364-367. Banjul, the Gambia.
Kaddu, J. B. and Mutinga M.J. (1979) Vector-parasite relationships: The effect of Trypanosoma
(Nannomonas) congolense on the fine structure of the tsetse fly gut. Bull. Afric. Assoc. Insect
Sci. 1(3), 16.
Kaddu, J.B. and Njogu, A.R. (1980) The action of Lampit (Nifurtimox), a new compound on
Trypanosoma rhodesience. Pro. 1st Ann. Med. Sc. Confer. Kenya Med. REs. Inst. & Kenya Tryp. Res.
Inst. Nairobi Kenya.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga, M.J. (1980) Trypanosoma (Nannomonas) congolense in the basement
lamina of the anterior midgut cells of Glossina pallidipes, Acta Tropica, 37, 91-92.
Dann, W.J., Powers, J., Kaddu, J.B. and Njogu, A.R. (1980) 1-(p-Toly-3-acetyl-3-methyltriazine: A
compound with activity against African trypanosomiasis, J. Pharm. Sci. 69, 1465-1466.
Kaddu, J. B. and Mutinga, M.J. (1980) Trypanosoma (Nannomonas) congolense in the anterior
midgut cells of Glossina pallidipes. Ann. Trop. Med. Parasit. 74, 255-256.
Kaddu, J. B. and Mutinga, M. J. (1981) Techniques with Leishmania: Cryopeservation of
promasatigotes. Proc. 2nd Ann, Sci. Confer. Kenya Med. Res. Inst. & Kenya Tryp. Res. Inst. Nairobi
Kenya.
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Mutinga, M. J., Kaddu, J. B. and Irungu, L. W. (1981) Animal model for feeding Kenya wildcaught Phlebotomine sandflies (Diptera: Phlebotomidae). Insect Sci. Applic. 2, 149-152.
Mutinga, M. J., Sang, D., Kaddu, J. B. and Arap Siongok, T.K. (1982) Studies on animal reservoirs
of viscera leishmaniasis in Kenya. East Afr. Med. J. 59(7), 446-450.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga, M.J. (1981) Leishmania in Kenyan Phlebotomine sandflies - 1
Leishmania aethiopica in the midgut cells of naturally infected Phlebotomus pedifer. Insect Sci.
Appl. 2, 245-250.
Beach, R.F., Mutinga, M.J., Young, D.G. and Kaddu, J.B. (1982) Laboratory colonization of
Phlebotomus martini Parrot 1936 (Diptera: Psychodidae) A vector of visceral leishmaniasis
in Kenya. Proc. 3rd Ann. Med. Sci. Confer. Kenya Med. Res. Inst. & Kenya Tryp. Res. Inst. Nairobi,
Kenya.
Mutinga, M.J. Kaddu, J.B. Arap Siongok, T.K. and Sanga, D. (1982 Leishmanial infection rates in
various phlebotomine species in Kenya. Proc. 3rd Ann. Med. Sci. Confer. Kenya Med. Res. Inst. &
Kenya Tryp. Res. Inst. Nairobi, Kenya.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga, M.J. (1982) Leishmanial parasites in unusual sites of development in
the invertebrate hosts. A possible diagnostic tool. Proc. 3rd Ann. Med. Sci. Confer. Kenya Med.
Res. Inst. & Kenya Tryp. Res. Inst. Nairobi, Kenya.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga, M.J. (1982) The peritrophic membrane of sandflies in relation to
transmission of blood parasites. Proc. 4th Ann. Sci. Confer. Afric. Assoc. Insect Sci. Nairobi,
Kenya.
Mutinga, M.J. Kaddu, J.B. (1982). Investigations on the vectors of Leishmania major in Baringo,
Kenya. Proceedings 4th Annual Sci. Confer. Afric. Assoc. of Insect Sci. Nairobi.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga M.J. (1983) vector-parasite relationships: The effect of Trypanosoma
(Nannomonas) congolense on Glossina pallidipes. Ann. Trop. Med. parasit. 77, 315-320.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga, M.J. (1983) Leishmania in Kenyan phlebotomine Sandflies: Artificial
Infection of various species of sandflies with human Leishmania donovani. VI Congress of
the Federation of Latin American parasitologists, and VIII Congress of the society of Brazilian
parasitologists, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Proceedings, p. 164.
Mutinga M.J., Kaddu, J.B. and Kyai F.M. (1993) Studies on vectors of Leishmania major in Kenya.
Proc. 58th Annual Meeting Amer. Soc. parasit. p.57.
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga M.J. and Nyamori P.M. (1984) Leishmania in Kenyan Sandflies, a search for
vectors. Proc. XI Intern. Congr. Trop. Med. and Malaria, Calgary, Canada.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga M.J. (1984) Leishmania in Kenyan phlebotomine sandflies - 11.
Infection in the malpighian tubules of Sergentomyia garnhami and Sergentomyia antennatus.
Insect Sci. Applic. 5, 239-243.
Mutinga M.J., Kaddu, J.B. and Kyai F.M. (1984). The use of live bait to determine host
preference of phlebotomine sandflies in Baringo district, Kenya. Proc. 11th Intern. Congr. Trop.
Med. Malaria, Calgary, Canada.
Forawi, W.S., Mutinga M.J. and Kaddu, J.B. (1985) studies on Lizard leishmaniasis.l Proc. VII
Intern. Congr. Protozoo., Nairobi, Kenya P.68.
Kaddu, J.B. (1986) Leishmania in Kenya phlebotomine sandflies - III. Advance in the
investigations of vectorial capacity and vector-parasite relationships of various species of
sandflies in Kenya. Insect Sci. Applic. 7 207-212.
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga M.J., Okot-Kotber B.M. and Nyamori M.P. (1986) Leishmania aethiopica in
the sandfly Phlebotomus pedifer. Abstract 6th Intern. Congr. Parasit. Brisbane Australia. P. 160.
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga M.J. and Nyamori M.P. (1986) Leishmania in Kenyan phlebotomine
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sandflies - IV Artificial feeding and attempts to infect six species of laboratory-reared sandflies
with Leishmania donovani. Insect Sci. Applic. 7, 731-735.
Kaddu, J.B., Nyamori, M.P. and Musyoki, R.M. (1987) Interaction of Leishmania and bacteria
and fungi. Abstract Third Mediterranean Conference of parasitology. Jerusalem Israel.
Kaddu, J.B. and Musyoki, R.M. (1988) Detection of Leishmania donovani in live experimental
hamsters. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 82, 229-230.
Kaddu, J.B. and Mutinga M.J. (1988). Some concepts of the interaction of Trypanosoma
(Nannomonas) congolense and Glossina pallidipes. Ann. Trop. Med. Parasit. 82, 229-234.
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga M.J., Chimtawi M., Okot-Kotber B.M., Nyamori M.P. and Musyoki R. (1989).
Leishmania in Kenyan phlebotomine sandflies - V. Leishmania aethiopica in the oesophagus of
phlebotomus pedifer. Insect Sci. Applic. 7. 117-121.
Kaddu, J.B. and Nyamori P.M. (1988). Leishmania in Kenyan phlebotomine sandflies. - VI.
Interaction of Leishmania and bacteria and fungi isolated from sandflies. J. Med. Entomol.
(Accepted 1990 for publication).
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga, M.J. and Musyoki, R.M. (1988). Phytophagy of Kenyan Phlebotomine
sandflies. Abstract XVII International Congress of Entomology. Vancouver Canada.
Okot-Kotber, B.M., Mutinga, M.J. and Kaddu, J.B. (1989). Biochemical characterization of
Leishmania SPP. Isolated from man and wild animals in Kenya. Interna. J. parasit. 19 657-663.
Mutinga, M.J., Kamau, C.C., Kaddu, J.B., Kyai F.M., Omogo, D.M., Mwandandu J, and Ndambuki,
J. (1989). The Biology and colonization of some Kenyan phlebotomine sandfly species (Diptera
Psychodidae). Insect Sci. Applic. 10, 677-689.
Kaddu, J.B. and Nyamori M.P. (1990). Nutrient Broth for the cultivation of Leishmania. J. Parasit.
76(2), 265-266.
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga M.J., and Nyamori M.P. (1990). Migration of Leishmania in plant tissue.
Abstracts 78th International Congress of parasitology, paris France.
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga, K.J., Nokoe S. and Musyoki R.M. (1992). Phytophagy of Sergentomyia
ingrami-1. Feeding rates Insect Sci. Applic. 13(5) 731-735.
Kaddu, J.B., Mutinga M.J., Nokoe, S, and Musyoki R.M. (1992). Phytophagy of Sergentomyia
ingrami-11. Feeding performance on selected indigenous and exotic plants Insect Sci. Applic.
13(6) 807-811.
Kaddu, J.B. (1993). The ultrastructure of Trypanosoma in the peritrophic membrane of Glossina.
Abstracts International Scientific Council for Trypanomiasis Research and control (ISCTRC), 22nd
Meeting (OAU/ISCTRC) Kampala Uganda. P.2, 16.
Kaddu, J.B. (1995). Feeding of East African sandflies on selected indigenous and exotic
plants Abstracts 1st Conference on ecology and sustainable natural resources Management for
development, Mweya, Queen Elizabeth National Park. P. 151-163.
Kaddu, J.B. (1995). Flea fauna of Uganda. Abstracts 1st Conference on Ecology and sustainable
natural resources management for development, Mweya, Queen Elizabeth National Park P. 81-86.
Kaddu J.B. and Nyamori M.P. (1990). Leishmania in Kenyan Phlebotomine sandflies (Diptera:
Psychodidae): Interaction of Leishmania, bacteria and fungi isolated from sandflies. Journal of
Medical Entomology. (Accepted for publication.)
Kalyebi A. Kaddu J.B. Kangwagye T.N.K. and Ogwal L.M. Distribution and abundance of
tsetse in Buvuma Islands, Lake Victoria, Uganda. (Submitted for publication, Journal of African
Ecology).
Kaddumukasa M.A., Kaddu J.B. and Makanga B. The intensity and effects of nematode
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infection in Oreochromis niloticus in Lake Kyoga. Afric. J. Trop. Hydrobiol. Fish. (In press).
Kaddumukasa M.A., Kaddu J.B. and Makanga B. (2000). Occurrence of Nematodes in the Nile
Tilapia Oreochromis niloticus (Linne) in Lake Wamala, Uganda. Uganda Journal of Agricultural
Sciences. 12 (2) 1 – 6.
Dumba R., Kaddu J.B. Wabwire-Mangen F. (2007). Intestinal Helminth infections among preschool children in Luwero District, Uganda. The Uganda Journal, 51, 86-91.
Ogwal L. M., Kalyebi A. and Kaddu J. B. (2007). The diurnal activity, movement and trypanosome
infection rates of Glossina fuscipes (Diptera: Glossinidae) in Buvuma Island, lake Victoria,
Uganda. Insect Science, Journal compilation Chinese Academy of Sciences. 14, 477-484.
Dumba R., Kaddu J.B. and Wabwire-Mangen F (2008.) Intestinal helminth in Luwero Disrict,
Uganda. African Health Sciences, Vol. 8, No 2, pp 90-96.
Kaddu J.B (2009). Invertebrates of Lake Cyohoha sub-basin. In: Wetlands, biodiversity and water
quality status Lake Cyohoha Sub-basin. Ed. Bichachi C. O. Chapter 4. ISBN978-9970-148-26-4
Papers in Press
Mutaaye S., Kaddu J.B. Mbahenzireki, G. and Kisakye J. (2011). The effect of crustacean
ectoparasites on Nile Perch (Lates niloticus) and Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). The Uganda
Journal.
Mutaaye S., Kaddu J. B. Mbahenzireki G. and Kisakye, J. (2011). The distribution and abundance
of crustacean ectoparasites on Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) in Lake Kyoga Uganda.
Uganda Journal of Agricultural Sciences.
Books Written and Books Edited (Creative Work)
Kaddu, J.B., Bekele, A., Gwarazimba, V. and Dagne, K (1997). Biological Science. A structured
book for first year Univesity students. UNESCO, Nairobi. ISBN 92.9258.008-2. The book covers
the biological science (Botany and Zoology) for 1st year university students’ course. It was
published by UNESCO.
Kaddu, J. B., Jones M. and Jones G. (1999). Biology for East Africa. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge England and Pretoria, South Africa. ISBN 0521597803 This is a top quality stateof-the-art very successful, school certificate biology textbook, over 300 pages, in full colour,
covers the school certificate syllabi of Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. The book is stocked in all
the major bookshops throughout East Africa. It is now used not only in Kenya, Uganda and
Tanzania but also in Southern Sudan, Rwanda, and India.
Nyanzi S., Kaddu J. B. Nyakairu G. and Mabudo, G. (2004). Most commonly asked questions
about Biogas Technology. this is a booklet in various languages, namely, English, Luganda, Luo,
Runyakitara, Lugbara, and Ateso. It highlights what biogas is, its use, benefits and the estimated
cost of construction of various sizes of biogas digesters. Funded by “Innovations at Makerere
Committee” ([email protected]).
Nyanzi, S., Kaddu J.B., Nyakairu, G. and Mabudo, G. (2004). Biogas Digesters and their construction.
This book is at zero-draft stage. Funded by [email protected].
Kaddu J.B., Kabasa D, Agaba F, Epil-Otara, Gwage P, and Isabirye, P (2007). Climate Change:
Uganda National Adaptation Programmes of Action (NAPA). Ministry of Water and Environment.
The book is currently the most authoritative document on the (I) vulnerability of fauna and
flora to climate change impacts in Uganda, and (ii) copping mechanisms and strategies for
adaptation to climate change in Uganda.
Kaddu J.B. and Busulwa, H. (Eds.) (2009). The Sio-Siteko Transboundary Wetland and System: a
rapid assessment. Nile Basin Initiative. ISBN 978 9970 148 30 1.
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Kaddu J.B. and Busulwa, H. (Eds.) (2010). Baseline Report on State of Biodiversity in the Nile
Uganda 2010. Nile Basin Initiative. ISBN 978-9970-148-29-5.
Instructional / Teaching materials
Video Movie
Prof. Kaddu produced a video movie in the year 1998, in the Department of Zoology of
Makerere University, showing a live fresh water hydrozoan medusa isolated from Lake Victoria,
Uganda, for visual teaching purposes.
Supervision of Students
PhD Students supervised:
Miss Forawi W.S. (Graduated 1985), University of Khartoum Sudan. Supervised jointly with
Prof. M.J. Mutinga of Baraton University Eldoret, Kenya. Title “Lizard Leishmania.”
Miss Dumba Robina Makerere University Department of Zoology. (Graduated 2006)
Etyang Ekisa Etyang (deceased)“A Comparative evaluation of the efficacy of locally occurring
fungal pathogens and the introduced weevils Neochetin eichhornia and Neochetina bruchi
for control of water Hyacinth, Eichhornia crassipes, in lake Victoria, Uganda.”
Nemeye Pontiano Sebba (Graduated 2006) Makerere University Department of Zoology The
behavioural ecology of three African fruit fly species, Ceratis cosyra, C. rosa and C. capitata with
emphasis on their host plant relationship: implication for management strategies.
Ms Aloo Otieno N.E. (Passed and graduated, 2008).Makerere University, Department of
Zoology.
Nkwiine Charles (2007). This student is registered in the Faculty of agriculture of Makerere
University.
Kabbale Fredrick George (doing research) Makerere University, Department of Biology, Title
of the project “The effect of prolonged use of insecticide-impregnated bed nets on the biting
behaviour of malaria mosquitoes in Kamuli District, Uganda”
Mugenyi Gershom (Admission stage, 2007(deceased, 2008) Title of the project: “Breeding
silkworm Bombyx mori L for egg production in Uganda”
Asaba Christine (Proposal writing) The biology and economic potential of Eri silkworm
(Philosoma ricini) in Uganda
MSc. Students supervised:
Gumisiriza A. (Graduated 1985) Makerere University Department of Zoology. “Investigation on
tsetse status and trypanosomiasis incidence; and assessment of impact of tsetse control in
Bukanga county Mbarara district, Uganda.”
Mr. Kalyebi A. (Graduated 1998) Makerere University Department of Zoology. Supervised jointly
with Assoc. Prof. T. N. Kangwagye of Makerere University.
Mugenyi G. M. (Graduate 1998) Makerere University Department of Zoology. Supervised
jointly with Assoc. Prof. T.N. Kangwagye of Makerere University. “Effect of feeding silkworm
(Bomyx mori) (Lepidoptera: Bombycidae) on different mulberry varieties”,
Mr. Ndhuhukire Uthman (graduated 2000) Makerere University Department of Zoology.
“The intensity and diversity of helminth parasites in domesticated ruminants in Mbale area,
Uganda”.
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Kaddumukasa Martha A (Graduated 1999) Makerere University Department of Zoology. “The
intensity and effects of nematodes on Oreochromis niloticus in lakes Wamala and Kyoga,
Uganda”.
Alezuyo Constance. (Graduated 1999) Makerere University Department of Zoology.“The
prevalence of Trichomonads in cattle, chicken and humans in Kampala”.
Mr. Ssenkusu Pius. (graduated 2010) Makerere University Department of Zoology. “A survey of
the gut parasites of rats in Nabweru sub-county, Mpigi district, Uganda”.
Luwangula Yusuf. (Graduated 2000) Department of Biology, University of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,
“Mosquitoes of Lugazi Town”.
N.B.Yusuf was one of the top graduands of Zoology at Makerere, so in 1997 I arranged
an ICIPE-based ARPIS sponsorship for him to study for an MSc degree in Ethiopia. Title
“Mosquitoes of Lugazi Town, Uganda”.
Asaba Christine (Graduated 2003) Makerere University, Department of Zoology. “Residual effects
of insecticide-sprayed mulberry leaves on silkworms Bomyx mori (Bombycidae: Lepidoptera) in
Uganda”.
Mutaye Stephen (2007) (Graduated 2008) The prevalence of Crustacean parasites on Nile
Perch (Lates niloticus) and Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) in Lake Kyoga, Uganda.
Angwech Harriet (2007) (passed 2011 ) Makerere University Department of Zoology. Title
“Prevalence and control strategies of tick-borne parasites of domestic ruminants in three
livestock production systems in Gulu District, Uganda.”
Kizito Abdu (2008) (awaiting viva voce examination) Title: “The prevalence of parasitic protozoa
of the commercial fishes of Lake Wamala, Uganda”.
Kiconco Dorah (2009) (Data gathering stage) Prevalence of intestinal parasites in
chimpanzees(Pantroglodytes) and Olive Baboons (Papio anubis) in Kyambura Gorge, Queen
Elizabeth National Park, Uganda.
Ecodu Eyapu Francis (2011) (Data analysis stage) Mango fruit infestation and economic loss
due to fruit flies (Diptera Tephilinidae) in Lake Victoria Crescent, Uganda.
Supervision of Undergraduate Students:
Epodoi Peter Project title: “Predation of mosquito lavae by tadpoles”.
Mabonga Joshua Project title: “the effect of low temperature on the vability of mosquito.”
Makayoto Stephen Project title: “the onset of blood feeding in mosquitoes”
Students Supervised
1991
10+
9 PhD
14 MSc.
Publications
50+
Books Written/ Edited
7
Papers presented at Conferences/
Meeting
20+
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DR. FRED KIRONDE (ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR)
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Dr. Kironde Fred, PhD is an Associate Professor of Biochemistry in the College of Natural
Sciences at Makerere University. He also undertakes research and teaches at the College of
Health Sciences in the same University. He joined Makerere University in 1999 as a Senior
Lecturer rising to become an Associate Professor in 2006. Dr. Kironde holds a PhD from
Syracuse University in New York, USA. He has also attended various postgraduate short
training in Uganda and abroad. At Makerere, Dr. Kironde has participated in the training
of undergraduate and several postgraduate (MSc. & PhD) students. During his work at
Makerere, he has been involved in setting up a dynamic research group (CRID Group)
and active scientific investigations in P. falciparum malaria, Burkit’s lymphoma (Epstein
Barr Virus, EBV), schistosomiasis, Toxoplasmosis, and bacter infections. In these efforts,
Dr Kironde has established strong research collaborations with local and international
scientists. Dr. Kironde’s current main collaborative research is funded by Sida/SAREC,
European Union, AMANET and others. Dr. Kironde is head of the Malaria subprogram
of the Sida/SAREC-Makerere collaborative project and is In-Charge of Makerere’s
Biomedical Crosscutting Laboratory which he helped to set up and which is located at
Makerere Faculty of Medicine, Mulago. Before joining Makerere University, Dr. Kironde
worked for United Nations Development Organization (UNIDO) at the International
Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB), New Delhi, India where
he helped to found the Malaria Group unit. At ICGEB, New Delhi, Dr. Kironde’s group
initiated immunological investigations on P. falciparum and P. yoelii malarias and trained
several PhD and MD students. Dr. Kironde initiated and participated in experiments for
developing the infection and treatment immunization strategy against mouse P. yoelii
malaria. Dr. Kironde has a good grasp of cell culture, having trained and set up functional
P. falciparum in vitro cultures and having obtained solid experience on propagation of
different viruses in mammalian (kidney, testis, thyroid) monolayer cell culture systems. Dr.
Kironde has a good administrative experience having worked as Group Leader for nearly
10 years at ICGEB, New Delhi (1988-1997) and as Head, Department of Biochemistry
(2000-2004) and research Group Leader at Makerere University (2000-todate). Dr.
Kironde has co-published at least 60 papers and over 90 abstracts in peer-reviewed
journals, spanning the scientific fields of parasitology, immunology, molecular biology
and microbial drug resistance.
Publications:
Balyeidhusa AS, Kironde FA, Enyaru JC. 2011. Apparent lack of a domestic animal reservoir
in Gambiense sleeping sickness in northwest Uganda. Vet Parasital. Dec 19.[Epub ahead of
print] Pubmed PMID: 22245071.
Kamugisha E, Bujila I, Lahdo M, Pello-Esso S, Minde M, Kongola G, Naiwumbwe H, Kiwuwa S,
Kaddumukassa M, Kironde F, Swedberg G, 2012. Large differences in prevalence of Pfort and
Pfmdr1 mutations between Mwanza, Tanzania and Iganga, Uganda-A reflection of differences
in policies regarding withdrawal of chloroquine? Acta Trop. 121(2):148-51.
Chene A, Nylen S, Donati D, Bejarano MT, Kironde F, Wahlgren M, Falk KI. Effect of acute
Plasmodium falciparum malaria on reactivation and shedding of the eight human herpes
viruses. PLoS One. 2011;6(10):e26266.
Blomqvist K, Normark J, Nilsson D, Ribacke U, Orikiriza J, Trillkott P Byarugaba J, Egwang
TG, Kironde F, Andersoon B, Wahlgren M. Vargene transcription dynamics in Plasmodium
falciparum patient isolated. Mol Biochem Parasitol. 2010 170(2):74-83.
Chene A, Donati D, Orem J, Mbidde ER, Kironde F, Wahigren M, Bejarano MT, Endemic Burkitt’s
lymphoma as a polymicrobial disease: new insights on the interaction between Plasmodium
falciparum and Epstein-Barrvirus. Semin Cance Bio.2009 19(6):411-20.
Odongo-Aginnya EL, Kironde F. K. Kabatereine NB, Kategere P, Kazibwe F. Effect of seasonal
rainfall and other environmental changes, on snail density and infection rates with Schistosoma
mansoni fifteen years after the last snails’ study in Kigungu, Entebbe, Uganda. East Afr Med J.
2008 85(11):556-63.
Willen M, Buwembo W, Sendagire H, Kironde F, Swedberg G. Cotrimoxazole resistance of
Streptococcus pneumonia and commensal streptococci from Kampala, Uganda. Scand J
Infect Dis. 2009;41(2):113-21.
Mphande FA, Ribacke U, Kaneko O, Kironde F, Winter G, Wahlgren M, SURFIN4.1, a schizontmerozoite associated protein in the SURFIN family of Plasmodium falciparum. Malar J. 2008
Jul 1;7:116. PubMed PMID:18593471;
Boraschi D, Abebe Alemanyehu M, Aseffa A, Chiodi F, Chisi J, Del Prete G, Doherty TM, Elhassan
I, Engers H, Gyan B, Harandi AM, Kariuki T, Kironde F, Kouriba B, Langhome J, Laskay T,
Medaglini D, Olesen O, Onyebujoh P, Palma C, Sauerwein R, Sibanda E, Steinhoff U, Tagliabue
A, Theil A, Vahedi M, Troye-Blomberg M. Immunity against HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis
during co-infections with neglected infectious diseases: recommendations for the European
Union research priorities. PLoS Negl Trop Dis. 2008 Jun 25;2(6):e255.
Mok BW, Ribacke U, Rasti N, Kironde F, Chen Q, Nilsson P, Wahlfren M, Default Pathway of
var2csa switching and translational repression in Plasmodium falciparum. PLoS One. 2008
Apr 23;3(4):e1982.
Normark J, Nilsson D, Ribacke U, Winter G, Moll K, Wheelock CE, Bayarugabe J, Kironde F,
Egwang TG, Chen Q, Andersson B, Wahlgren M. PIEMP1-DBL1 alpha amino acid motifs in
severe disease states of Plasmodium falciparum malaria. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2007 Oct
2;104(40):15835-40.
Lindström I, Sundar N, Lindh J, Kironde F, Kabasa JD, Kwok OC, Dubey JP, Smith JE, Isolation
and genotyping of Toxaplasma gondii from Ugandan chickens reveals frequent multiple
infections. Parasitology. 2008.135(pt 1); 39-45. 2007
Ribacke U, Mok BW, Wirta V, Normark J, Lundeberg J, Kironde F, Eggwang TG, Nilsson P,
Wahlgren M, Genome wide gene amplifications and deletions in Plasmodium falciparum. Mol
Biochem Parasitol. 2007. 155(1):33-44.
Arnaud Chene, Daria Donati, Andre Ortlieb Guerreiro-Cacais, Victor Levitsky, Qijun Chen,
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Kerstin I, Falk, Fred Kironde, Mats Wahlgren, Maria Teresa Bejarano, 2007. A Molecular Link
between Malaria and Epstein-Barr Virus Reactivation PLoS Pathog 3(6):e80.
Maiga O, Djimde AA, Hubert V, Renard E, Aubouy A, Kironde F, Nsimba B, Koram K, Doumbo
OK, Bras JL, Clain J. 2007. A shared Asian Origin of the Triple-Mutant dhfr Allele in Plasmodium
falciparum from Sites across Africa. J Infct Dis. 196(1):165-72.
Ribacke U, Mok BW, Wirta V, Normark J, Lundeberg J, Kironde F, Egwang TG, Nilsson P, Wahlgren
M. Genome wide gene amplifications and deletions in Plasmodium falciparum. Mol Biochem
Parasitol.2007.
Haeggstrom M, VON Euler A, Kironde F, Femandez V, Wahlgren M. 2007. Of Maurere’s clefts in
Plasmodium falciparum-infected erythrocytes. Am J Trop Med Hyg. 76:27-32.
I.Lindsrom, M, Kaddumulindwa, F. Kironde, J. Lindh. 2006. Prevalence of latent and reactivated
Toxoplasma gondii parsites in HIV-patients from Uganda. Acta Trop. Dec;100(3):218-22.
R. Rasti, G. Namusoke, A. Chéne, Q. Chen, T. Staalsoe, Mo-Quen Klinkert, F. Mirembe, F. Kironde
and M. Wahlgren. 2006. Nomimmune immunoglobulin binding and multiple adhesion
characterize Plasmodium falciparum-infected erythrocytes of placental origin. Proc. Natl.
Acad. Sci.13795-13800.
Daria Donati, Eva Espmark, Fred Kironde, Edward Katongole Mbidde, Moses Kamya, A.
ke Lundkvist, Mats Wahlgren, Maria Teresa Bejarano and Kerstin I. Falk, 2006. Clearance of
Circulationg Epstein-Bar Virus DNA in acute malaria patients following anti-malaria treatment.
J. Inf. Dis 193:971-977.
Kamugisha, E., Sendagire, H., Kaddumukasa M, Swedberg G. and Kironde F. 2006. A Molecule
method for detecting point mutations in the active site of Plasmodium falciparum adenosine
triphosphatase 6, the putative target for artemisinin. Amer. J. Trop. Med. Hyg. 75:188(ACMCIP
654)
Hakim Sendagire, Daniel Kyabayinze, Göte Swedberg and Fred Kironde. 2005. Plasmodium
falciparum: higher incidence of molecular resistance markers for sulfadoxine than for
Pyrimethamine in Kasangati, Uganda. Tropical Medicine and International Health 10:1-7.
Adoke Yeka 1, Kristin Banek, Nathan Bakyaita 1, Sarah G. Staedke, Moses R. Kamya, Ambrose
Talisuna 1, Fred Kironde, Samuel L. Nsobya, Albert Kilian 1, Madeline Slater, Arthur
Reingold, Philip J. Rosenthal, Fred Wabwire Mangen, Grant Dorsey. 2005. Artemisinin versus
Nonartemisinin Combination Therapy for Uncomplicated Malaria: Randomized Clinical Trials
from Four Sites in Uganda. PLoS Medicine 2(e190,issue 7): 1-9,2005.
Nathan Bakyaita, Grant Dorsey, Adoke Yeka, Krisitn Banek, Sarah G. Staedke. Moses R. Kamya
Ambrose Talisuna, Fred Kironde, Sam Nsobya, Albert Kilian, Arthur Reingold, Philip J.
Rosenthal and Fred Wabwire-Mangen. 2005. Sulfadoxine-Pyrimethamine Plus Chloroquine
Or Amodiaquine For Uncomplicated Falciparum Malaria: A Randomized, Mutisite Trial To
Guide National Policy In Uganda. Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg. 72(5): 573-580.
Sendagire, M. Kaddumukasa, M. Nasejje, M. Peterson, D. Ndagire, C. Aguttu, G. Swedberg
and F. Kironde. 2005. Rapid increase of P. Falciparum to Fansidar, the first line antimalarial
treatment in Uganda. Acta Trop.95(3):172-82
Nsobya SL, Parikh S, Kironde F, Lubega G, Kamya MR, Rosenthal PJ, Dorsey G. Molecular
evaluation of the natural history of asymptomatic parasitemia in Ugandan children. 2004. J.
Infect. Dis. 15:189 (12): 2220-6.
Kawooya MG, Kironde F, Sewankambo N, and Aginya EO. 2003. Application of ultrasound for
mass screening in a Schistosoma Mansoni high endemic area: Entebbe, Uganda. Ultrasound
in Medicine and Biology 29:S90.
Barman D, Mirdha BR, Samantray JC, Kironde F, Kabra SK, Guleria R. 2003. Evaluation of
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quantitative buffy coat (QBC) assy and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for diagnosis of
malaria. J. Commun Dis. 35(3):170-81.
Fred Kironde.14-19 March 2004. MIM/TDR ant malarial drug resistance network activities in
Uganda. Meeting presentation/paper to MIM/TDR Task Force on Malaria Research Capability
Strengthening in Africa. Bamako, Mali. http://www.who.int/tdr/
E.I.Odongo-Aginya; Kironde Fred: Kenneth Moi; Okongo Ben. 2001. Short communications
Cryptococcus meningitis in Immunosurpressed patients in Entebbe Hospital, Uganda. Tropical
Medicine 42 3:4 p201-204.
Malin Haeggstrom, Fred Kironde, Klavs Berzins, Qijun Chen, Mats Wahlgren, Victor Fernandez.
2003. A Common Trafficking Pathway for Variant Antigens destined to the Surface of the
Plasmodium falciparum-infected Erythrocyte. Marine Biological Laboratory. Woods Hole,
MA(USA)
Nsoby SL, Parikh S., Njama-Meya D., Kironde F., Lubega GW, Kamya MR., Rosenthal PJ., Dorsey
G. 2003, MOLECULAR STUDIES OF ASYMPTOMATIC MALARIA IN KAMPALA, UGANDA. Amer. J.
Trop. Med. Hyg. 69(3):397 (Abstract 455).
Kyabayinze D, Bakyaita N, Kamya MR, Talisuna AO, Yeka A, Banek K, Nsobya SL, Mpindi JP,
Kironde F, Staedke SG, Dorsey G, Rosenthal PJ, Reingold A, Wabwire-Mangen F. 2003.
COMBINATION THERAPIES FOR TREATMENT OF UNCOMPLICATED MALARIA IN UGANDA:
LABORATORY QUALITY CONTROL MEASURES IN A MULTI-CENTERED TRIAL. Amer. J. Trop. Med.
Hyg. 69(3): 552 (Abstract783).
Plasmodium falciparum: higher incidence of molecular resistance markers for Sulfadoxine
than for Pyrimethamine in Kasangati, Uganda. Hakim Sendagire, Daniel Kyabayinze, Gote
Swedberg and Fred Kironde 2004. Abstract no 8, 4th AMANET Biennial conferences. 24-26 Feb
2004, Arusha, Tanzania http://www.amanet-trust.org/ext/meetingsf.htm
Fred Kironde. 10-11 Nov 2003. Immune responses elicited by interspecies conserved
membrane antigen pf70 of Plasmodium falciparu. World Health Organisation Regional
Scientific Meeting of Malaria Vaccine Researchers, Hotel Cardoso, Maputo, Mozambique.
http://www.mayeticvillage.co./who-ivr.
Heparan sulfate on endothelial cells mediated the binding of Plasmodium falciparum-infected
erythrocytes via the DBL1 {alpha} domain of PfEMP1. Vogt AM, Barragan A, Chen Q, Kironde
F, Spillmann D, Wahlgren M. Blood. 2002 Nov 14
Haeggstrom M, Kironde F., Berzins K, Chen Q, Wahlgren M, Fernandez V. Common trafficking
pathway for variant antigens destined for the surface of the Plasmodium falciparum-infected
erythrocyte. Moi Biochem Parasitol. 2004 Jan; 133(1):1-14
Paliwal, S. and Kironde, F.A.S., 2001. Novel antigen of Plasmodium falciparum cross-reactive
with plasmodium yoelii. NCBI: Accession no. AF198251.1 GI:6469796. Oct 24,2001.
Saravanan, k., Sahoo, N., Baskar Singh, S., Paramasivam, M., Srinivasan, A. and Kironde, F.A.,
2001. Cloning of Plasmodium falciparum DEAD-box RNA helicase. NCBI, Accession no.
AF326354.1 GI:12060995, Oct 24,2001.
Kironde FAS and Sahoo N. 1999. Interspecies Conserved Proteins of Plasmodium falciparum
as potential vaccine candidates. MIM African Malaria Conference, Durban, South Africa.
Ma Donghui, Li Xiaojie, Ma Huiwen, and Fred Kironde, 1998, An Interspecies conserved
antigen of Plasmodium falciparum containing clusters of asparagines residues, Wuhan
University Journal of Natural Sciences, 3(3):369-376.
Dong-hui Ma, Hui-wen Ma, Fred Kironde, 1996, Cloning and characterization of an novel
interspecies conserved antigen with zinc finger motif of Plasmodium falciparum. Journal of
Huazhong Agricultural University, 22:190.
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H.Ma, P. Ray, V.Dhanda, P.K.Das, S. Paliwal, N.Sahoo, K.P.Patra, L.K.Das, B.Singh and F.A.S.
Kironde 1996. A novel 70-kilodalton Triton X-114 soluble antigen of Plasmodium falciparum
that contains interspecies conserved eptopes. 1996. Exp. Parasitology 83, 322-334.
Kironde, A.S., Nayak, A.R., Omer, F.M., Singh, B., Sahoo, N., Bansal, V.J. 1994. The kinetics of
expression of parasite-specific serum antibody isotypes and opsonizing activity during
development of protective immunity against blood stages of the rodent malaria parsite
P. yoelii. Recombinant Vaccines. (eds.). G.P. Talwar, K.V.S. Rao, and V.S. Chauhan. Narosa
Publishing House.
Ray, P., Sahoo, B. Singh and F.A.S. Kironde. 1994. Serum antibody immunoglobulin G of mice
convalescent from Plasmodium yoelii infection inhibits growth of Plasmodium falciparum in
vitro. Blood stage antigens of P. falciparum involved interspecies cross-reactive inhabition of
parsite growth. Infect. Immun, 62:2354-2361.
F.A,S. Kironde, K.V.S.Rao, S. shah, A. Kumar and N. Sahoo. 1991. Towards the design of
heterovalent anti-malarial vaccines: a hybrid immunogen capable of eliciting immune
responses to epitpes of circumsporosoite proteins from two different species of Plasmodium.
Immunology 74:323-328.
Fred A.S. Kironde, A. Kumar, A.R>Nayak, J.L. Kraikov. 1991. Antibody recognition and
isoelectrofocussing of antigens of the malaria parasite Plasmodium yoelii. Infection and
Immunity 59:3909-3916.
Fred A.S. Kironde, Derek Parsonage and Alan E. Senior. 1989. Random mutagenesis of the
gene for the beta-subunit of F1ATPase from Escherichia coli. Biochem. J.256:421-426.
Derek Parsonage, Thomas M Duncan, Susan Wilke-Mounts, Fred A.S.Kironde, Lyndall Hatch,
and Alan E. Senior 1987. The defective proton-ATPase of uncD mutants of Escherichia coli.
Identification by DNA sequencing of residues in the beta-subunit which are essential for
catalysis or normal assembly. J. Biol. Chem. 262:6301-6307.
Fred. A.S. Kironde. 1984. Adenine nucleotide binding sites on beef heart F1-ATPase, PhD.
Thesis. State University of New York, New York.
Fred A. S. Kironde. And Richard L. Cross. 1987. Adenine nucleotide binding sites on beef
heart F1-ATPase. Asymmetry and subunit location. J. Biol. Chem. 262:3488-3495.
Fred A.S. Kironde and Richard L. Cross. 1986. Adenine nucleotide-binding sites on beef heart
F1-ATPase. Conditions that affect the occupancy of catalytic and non-catalytic sites. J. Biol.
Chem.262:12544-12549.
Fred A. S. Kironde. 1981. Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for the diagnosis of bacterial
meningitis. MS Thesis. State University of New York, New York.
Musoke A.J., Nantulya V.M., Barbet A.F., Kironde F and Mcguire T.C. (1980). Bovine Immune
responses to African Trypanosomes: specific antibodies to variable surface glycoproteins of
Trypanosoma brucei. Parasite Immunology 3:9-103.
Plowright, W. Parker, J.Taylor, W.P.Kalunda, M.Herniman, K.A.J. Rampton, C.S.S. Taple, R.F.
Perry, C.F. Rowe, L. Kironde, A.F.S. Gachui, F.N.Chira, M.Chege, N. Agili, H. Okumu, J.A. (1968).
Duration Of Immunity (Rinderpest Virus). East African Veterinary Research Organization,
Annual Report, 1986.
Plowright, W. Parker, J.Taylor, W.P.Kalunda, M.Herniman, K.A.J. Rampton, C.S.S. Taple, R.F.
Perry, C.F. Rowe, L. Kironde, A.F.S. Gachui, F.N.Chira, M.Chege, N. Agili, H. Okumu, J.A. (1968).
Production Of vaccine (Rinderpest Virus). East African Veterinary Research Organization,
Annual Report, 1986. Pp.4-5.
F.A.S. Kironde, N Sahoo, D Ma and S Paliwal. 1997. New Interspecies conserved proteins of
Plasmodium falciparum. Second Global Meet on Parasitic Diseases. Abstract S-13.3. Indian
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Society for Parasitology/Pranava Print Systems, Secundarabad, India.
K. Saravanan, K Patra, N Sahoo and F A S Kironde. 1997. Cloning, sequence determination
and expression of the plasmodium falciparum dead-box RNA helicase. Abstract0 – 1.5. Second
Global Meeat on Parasitic Diseases. Indian Society for Parasitology/Pranava Print Systems,
Secundarabed, India.
Kironde FAS, Ma h, and Sahoo N. 1996. A partial fragment of the interspecies conserved
70 kilodalton antigen of Plasmodium falciparum induces protective immunity. XIVth.
International Congress for Tropical Medicine and Malaria. P0-08-2.
Ma, H., P. Ray, P.S.Paliwal, K. K. Patra, N. Sahoo, B. Singh, and F.A.Kironde. 1995. A novel
protective 67-KDA interspecies-conserved integral membrane antigen of Plasmodium
falcifarum. Amr. J. Trop. Med. Hyg. Suppl. 53:213.
Kironde, F.A.S, H. Ma, P. Ray, N. Sahoo, L.K. Patra, S. Paliwal and B. Ssingh. 1955. A clone of an
antigen containing eptitopes that are common to Plasmodium Yoelii. Amer. J. Trop. Med. Hyg.
Suppl. 53:212.
Kironde, F.A.S., H. Ma, P. Ray, V. Dhanda, P.K. Das, N.C.Sahoo, K.P. Patra, S. Paliwal, B. Singh and
L.K. Das. 1994. Cloning and characterization of novel interspecies cross-reactive antigens of
Plasmodium falciparum. Amer. J. Trop. Med. Hyg. Suppl. 51:110.
Kironde, F.A.S., P. Ray, N.C. Sahoo, and B. Singh. 1993. Antigens of Plasmodium falciparum
which cross-react with antibodies induced by P. yoelii infection. Amer. J. Trop. Med. Hyg.
Suppl. 49:367.
Kironde, F.A.S., D. Parsonage and A.E. Senior. 1988. Biophysical Journal 53:33a.
Cross, R.L., C.M. Nalin and F.A.S. Kironde. 1988. Nucleotide binding-sites on beef heart
mitochondrial F1-ATPase. Fed. Proc. 42:1938.
Cross, R.L., F.A.S. Kironde and D. Cunningham. 1984. Eur. Bioenerg. Congr. Reports 3A:95-96.
Cross, R.L., F.A.S. Kironde and D. Cunningham. 1986. Eur. Bioenerg. Congr. Reports 4:411.
Academic Achievements In Brief
Students Supervised
1999
9 PhD
11 MSc.
60+
Papers presented
20+
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DR. DEBORAH BARANGA (ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR)
Baranga Deborah, PhD is an Associate Professor of Zoology in the College of Natural
Sciences at Makerere University. She joined Makerere as a graduate assistant in 1973
and has risen through the ranks to become an Associate Professor in 2006. She holds a
BSc. (Zoology and Botany); MSc. (Zoology); and PhD (Zoology) from Makerere University.
Dr. Baranga teaches courses at both undergraduate and graduate level and supervised
students at the graduate level. She has served the University in other leadership/
management capacities: Deputy Dean in the former Faculty of Science; Departmental
NUFU coordinator; Member of Female Scholarship Initiative (FSI); and Chair, FSI Monitoring
& Evaluation Committee. Dr. Baranga has worked as an external examiner for Mbarara
University of Science and Technology. She is a member of various professional bodies
for which she has served in leadership capacity: International Geosphere-Biosphere
Programme: A study of Global Change (IGBP). - Committee Member, IGBP Uganda; IUCN
Commission on Education and Communication (CEC). - Previously, E. African Regional
Chair; International Congress of Ecology. – Member; Third World Organization for Women
in Science. – Member; Nature-Uganda. – Previously, Honorary Secretary; Eastern Africa
Environmental Network – Member; Uganda Association of University Women. Chair 19982002 and Member; and Biodiversity Specialist for the Environmental Impact Assessment
Technical Committee of the National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA).
Publications:
Pomeroy, D. E. and D. Rwakaikara* (1975). Soil Arthropods in Relation to Grassland burning.
E. Afr. Agr. For. J. 41.114-118. D. Baranga (nee Rwakaikara).
Baranga D.(1982). Nutrient Composition and Food Preferences of colobus monkeys in Kibale
Forest, Uganda. Afr. J. Ecol. 20: 113-121.
Baranga, D. (1983). Changes in Chemical Composition of Food Parts in the diet of colobus
monkeys. Ecology 64:668-673.
Baranga, D. 1989. Crop Damage by Red-tailed Monkeys in Kampala Area: I: Cocoa. Proceedings
of the International Symposium on the Role of Biology in Resolving the Food Crisis in Africa.
Baranga, D.(1990). Potential Primate Pests in Agriculturally-encroached Forest Areas.
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Proceedings of the First National Scientific Conference on Food and Agriculture.
Baranga, D.(1991). Phenological Observations on Two Food-tree species of colobus monkeys.
Afr. J. Ecol. 24: 209-214.
Baranga, D.(1991). Encroachment on Forest Habitats and Agricultural Productivity in Uganda.
In Environment Women Vol. 2 Alternative strategies for Africa. Ed. Mohammed Suliman. IFAA.
London.
Baranga, D.(1998). Policies in support of women participation in wildlife management. The
Third BRAAF/MAB/UNESCO National Seminar, 14TH - 17TH December 1998.
Baranga, D. (1999). Crop raiding activities in “Kampala Area”: Implications for sustainable
development. Proceedings of the TWOWS Second General and International Conference on
`Women, Science and Technology for Sustainable Human Development’. 8-11 February 1999.
Cape Town, South Africa.
Baranga, D. (1999). Women participation in wildlife management and conservation.
Proceedings of the Pan-African workshop for African Women in Science and Engineering. 29
November - 4 December 1999.
Baranga, D. (2004). Forest fragmentation and primates’ survival status in non-reserved forests
in `Kampala Area’, Uganda. Afr. J. Ecol. 42:70-77.
Baranga, D. (2004). Red-tail groups in forest patches outside the Protected Area System in
‘Kampala Area’, Uganda. Afr. J. Ecol. 42:78-83.
Baranga, D. (2007). Observations on resource use in Mabira Forest Reserve, Uganda. Afr. J.
Ecol. 45: 2-6.
Baranga, D., C.A. Chapman & J.M. Kasenene (2009). The structure and status of forest
fragments outside protected areas in central Uganda. Afr. J. Ecol. 47:664-669.
Isabirye-Basuuta, G., D. Baranga, J.S. Lwanga, R. Kityo & C. Bakuneeta. (2010). State of
knowledge and distribution of mammals. In: Baseline Report on State of Biodiversity in the Nile
Uganda 2010. Eds. J.B. Kaddu & H. Busuulwa. A Production of the Wetlands and Bioiversity
Conservation Component of the Nile Transboundary Environmental Action Project. Nile Basin
Initiative Secretariat.
Baranga, D., Isabirye Basuta, G., Teichroeb, J. A., and Chapman, C. A. 2012. Crop raiding
patterns of solitary and social groups of red-tailed monkeys on cocoa pods in Uganda. Tropical
Conservation Science Vol. 5(1):104-111.
Baranga, D., C. A. Chapman, P. Mucunguzi & R. Reyna-Hurtado. Fragments and Food: Redtailed monkey abundance in forest fragments of Central Uganda.
Research Activities:
Research topic: ‘Food plant Diversity and food nutrient content of the Grey-cheeked Mangabey
(Lophocebus albigena) in Mabira Forest Reserve, Uganda. Funding: NUFU – Completed
Research topic: ‘Wildlife conservation, forest management, cropping systems and crop raiding
incidence: implications to food value and security in and around Mabira Forest Reserve,
Uganda’. Funding:Makerere University Carnegie Competitive Research Grant- Completed
Research topic: ‘Opportunities, Challenges and Viable Interventions of Using River Flood
Plains for Poverty Alleviation at Household Level in the Lake Victoria Basin’.Funding: SIDA/
VicRes (Inter-University Council Project). – Completed
The Ecology & Conservation status of primates in selected forest fragments around the
Kampala Area. Funding: MATRIX Project, University of Bergen, Norway. – On-going
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Supervision of graduate Students (MSc. &PhD.)
Nabihamba Ernest (Graduated). Factors Determining Dietary Choices among Frugivourous
Primates and Birds.
Mwesigye Vincent (Graduated). Crop raiding by baboons (Papio anubis Lesson 1827) around
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, South-West Uganda.
Kasangaki Aventino (Graduated). Small Mammal Communities along
gradient in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, South-Western Uganda.
an
elevational
Twinomugisha Dennis (Graduated).The status and ecology of the Golden monkey(Cercopithecus
mitis kandti) in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Uganda.
Ocen Mark (Graduated.RIP). The Status and ecology of Duikers, Cephalophus spp. In Mgahinga
Gorilla National Park.
Mafabi Muwanika Moses (Graduated). A survey of the Rodent communities of Mubende
woodlands, Uganda.
Musasizi Joel Mpalanyi (Graduated). Bushpig density, distribution and crop raiding around
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest national park.
Kityo Robert (Graduated, PhD)Bat communities in insular habitats: Implications for their
conservation.
Babi Nackson (Graduated MSc)
Kyokuhaire Rukyalekere Thomas (Sat Viva voce).The Horn fly, Heamatobia Spp. (Diptera:
Muscidae) in Lake Mburo National Park, Uganda.
Muja Judith (MSc Current). The role of tree species diversity, utilization and conservation to
livelihoods in the River Nile Floodplains, Kayunga District.
Nankabirwa Rhoda (MSc Current). Conservation status red-tailed monkeys and their habitats
in forest fragments in the peri-urban areas of Kampala.
Masette Margaret (PhD, Current). Nutritional aspects of the Grey-cheeked mangabey
(Cephocebus albegina) in Mabira and Lwamunda Forest Reserves in Uganda: Comparative
analysis.
External Examiner
Kansiime Elivaida (Graduated). MSc. Theses - Mbarara University of Science and Technology:
Title: ‘Crop-raiding ecology of vervet monkeys around Kooga Swamp at Bushenyi-Mbarara
Districts Border’.
Tolo Casim Umba (Graduated). MSc. Theses - Mbarara University of Science and Technology:
Title: ‘Ecology of L’Hoest Monkey (Cercopithecus l’hoesti, Sclater 1899) in Kalinzu Forest Reserve,
South Western Uganda.’
Students Supervised
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1973
2 PhD
10 MSc.
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DR. GERALD MAJJELLA MUTUMBA (ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR)
Mutumba Gerard Majjella, PhD is an Associate Professor of Botany in the College of
Natural Sciences of Makerere University. Dr. Mutumba joined Makerere University in 1987
as a Lecturer promoted to rank of Senior Lecturer in 1998 and was promoted to rank of
Associate Professor in 2006. Dr. Mutumba has also served as Deputy Dean in the former
Faculty of Science from 2002 to 2006. He graduated with a BSc. in Education (Botany
and Zoology) from University of Dar es Salaam in 1977, and later graduated with a PhD
in Botany from the University College of Wales at Aberystwyth, Dyfed.UK. Dr. Mutumba
teaches courses for undergraduate and graduate programmes. He also teaches in the
College of Education and External Studies and supervises School Teaching Practice. Dr.
Mutumba has also served the University in various leadership/management capacities
including: examination coordinator, Faculty finance committee member, chairman of the
Botanic Gardens and Herbarium, Faculty Vehicles Committee member, Staff Development
Committee, New Programmes committee. Dr. Mutumba has served as a visiting lecturer
at National University of Rwanda; Kigali Institute of Science and Technology, Rwanda,
and as a Senior Fulbright lecturer at State University of Colorado, Fort Collins, USA. His
research areas and experiences involve Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Fungi, Below Ground
Biodiversity, Restoration Ecology and Tissue culture of Bananas. He is a member of the
Uganda National Academy of Sciences, Nature Uganda, (previously Uganda Natural
History Society,) , International Biometric Society, and Editorial Committee Member
of the BioInformation Journals. Dr. Mutumba has published in peer reviewed journals
as a result of his research work and experiences. Dr. Mutumba has supervised several
students at both Masters and PhD level, many of whom have completed their studies. Dr.
Mutumba has published in peer reviewed journals as a result of his research work and
experiences.
Publications:
K.Sekabira, H.Oryem–Origa ; T.A. Basamba ; G. Mutumba; E. Kakudidi (2010) Assessment of
Heavy Metal pollution in the Urban Stream Sediments and its Tributaries. Intern. Journ. Of Env.
And Teach. Vol.7 No.3 Quaterly Publication ISSN 1735 – 1472. ( Iran)
K. Sekabira; H. Oryem–Origa; T.A. Basamba;G.Mutumba and E. Kakudidi.2010.Heavy Metal
Assessent and Water Quality Values in the Uran Stream and Rain Water. Int. J. Environ. Sci.
Tech. 7 (4), 759 – 770.
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K. Sekabira, H. Oryem–Origa, T.A. Basamba, G. Mutumba and E. Heavy. Metal contamination in
urban stream Water. Int. J. Environ. Sci. Tech. 8 (1) 115 – 128. Winter 2011, ISSN: 1735 – 1472.
K.Sekabira, H. Oryem–Origa, G. Mutumba, E. Kakudidi and T.A. Basamba,. 2011. Heavy Metal
Phytoremediation by Commelina bengalensis (L) and Cynodon dactylon (L) growing in urban
stream sediments. International Journal of Plant Physicology and Biochemistry Vol. 3 (8) pp
133 – 142, August 2011, ISSN – 2141 – 2162 Academic Journals.
R.O.Odeke and G. Mutumba (2010) Effects of stress in Tomato in Plants (lycoperscon
esculentum L) Makerere University, Uganda
Nampera, R. and G. Mutumba (2010): Effect of industrialization and human settlement on
Lumpewo Wetland, Kajjansi – Kitende, Wakiso district Makerere University.
S. B.Wasswa and G. Mutumba: (20110) Human Influence on the aquatic environment on Lake
Wamala, Mityana District. Makerere University, Uganda.
O. Abisoberwa and G. Mutumba: (2010) A comparative study of the germination capacity of
the Cape Goose Berry ( physalis peruviana) under laboratory and selected field conditions.
Makerere University, Uganda.
N. Kabanguka and G. Mutumba: (2010) tree planting awareness in relation to environmental
conservation: the case of Kasiiso Village, Luweero district. Makerere University, Uganda.
S. Olowo and G. Mutumba: (2010) An assessment of the effect of above ground cover on
the arbascular mycorrhiza fungi spore abundance at Makerere campus. Makerere University,
Uganda.
A. Kalema and G. Mutumba: (2010) Effects of Industrialization and Human Settlement on the
man – made Kabaka’s lake at Kampala district. Makerere University. Uganda.
Mudoola, T and Mutumba G.M.(2009) the invasive characteristics of BrOussonetia pypfera
(LX) in Jinja District, Uganda. Makerere University, Uganda.
Okwi. J.B. and Mutumba G.M. (2009) the effects of flood on health and agriculture in Ngora
country – Kumi. Makerere University, Uganda.
Mukembe, G. and Mutumba G.M. (2009) the assessment of mjycorrhiza effect on plant
growth and development in tissue culture Banana plant growth and development in tissue
culture Banana pantalets. Makerere University Uganda.
Kakigozi, S. and Mutumba, G.M. (2009) Assessment of effects of herbicides on earth worm
abundance and biomass in Mukono district. Makerere University, Uganda.
Babugo, Y and Mutumba G.M. (2009) An inventory of medicinal plants used for ante-natal
and post natal care. Makerere University, Uganda.
Mwogeza H and Mutumba G.M: (2009) Status of the aquatic quality of Walumbe stream,
Jinja. Makerere University, Uganda.
Karugaba, B. E and Mutumba, G.M, (2009) Frequency and invasion of oxalis in relation to
selected adopted factors in Kalunga Ishongororo Town Council, Ibanda District. Makerere
University, Uganda.
Nzigu F.X. and Mutumba G.M (2009) the impact of human activities on Bulawe Central Forest
Reserve in Hoima Distric. Makerere University, Uganda.
Kimani E. B. Nad Mutumba G.M. (2009) impact of human Activities on wetland in Kampla. A
case stduty of Bwaise Lubigi wetland in Kawempe Division. Makerere University, Uganda.
Turamyomwe Odomaro and Mutumba G.M (2009) Impact of Human activities on wetland in
kampala: A case study of Lubigi wetland in Kawempe Division. Makerere University, Uganda.
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Naminya, S. Mutumba G.M (2009) under utilization of food plants in nimbi parish Zirobwe,
sub – country, Luweero District. Makerere University, Uganda.
Rutindo A. and Mutumba G.M: (2008). Student’s knowledge on environmental issues and
problems: A case study of the Faculty of Technology and Social Science of Makerere University.
Makerere University, Uganda.
Nambi H, Walaita S. and Mutumba G.M. (2008) the relationship between the time of harvest
and the germination percentage of Measopsis Emini. Makerere University, Uganda.
25 Iden J. and Mutumba G.M: (2008) Conservation Activities of the Beach Management Unit
at Kasenyi Fish Landing site, lake Victoria. Makerere University, Uganda.
26 Arunda O.M. and Mutumba G.M. (2008) Community Enviromental Health and Ecological
Sanitation Status at Kakungu Village, Wakiso Uganda. Makerere University, Uganda.
Nalumansi F.and Mutumba GM: (2007) Medicinal plants of District: Makerere University.
Kato G. and Mutumba GM (2006) Medical plants of Bushenyi District. Makerere University,
Uganda.
Orishaba P. and Mutumba GM (2006) Medical plants of Rwampala County Makerere University,
Uganda.
S. Serani, Mutumba GM, H. Kiryose, J.Lamtoo and Okwakol M: impact of land use change on
the Diversity and Abundance of Mycorrhiza in Mabira Forest Ecosystem, Uganda. Processding
of the international conference on Below Ground Biodiversity, Brazil, 9th March. 2005
Twesigye C. Mutumba GM: 2005 Weevil Resistance in Sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas (L)
LAM) varieties in Uganda. The Uganda journal Vol.50,
Namanya P. Magambo M.J. Mutumba GM, Tushemereirwe J, Somatic Embryogenesis of
immature male flowers of the East Africa Highland Banana East Africa Crop Science Journal
March Vol. 12.No.12004.
Twesigye C. Mutumba GM: water stress tolerance in selected sweet potato (Ipomea batatas
(L) LAM) varieties in Uganda. The Uganda society Journal Vol 49 December. 2003.
Mbaherekire B.J, Oryem – Origa H. Kashmbuzi J Mutumba GM, Nyangababo JT. (2003)
Elemental Composition of (phase-out Vulgaris L) and Soy Bean (Glycine max L.) Grown on
wood Ash Amended soil. Bull of Enviromental Toxicology, 81 7 – 823 Vol 70
Busuulwa M and Mutumba GM: Mediucal plants for expectant mothers in Kazi. Makerere
University, Uganda.
Nabulo G, Oryem – Origa, Mutumba G M.; Kashambuzi JTK: Community Mobilization for
Promotion of Urban food Production and Environmental Health.
Proceedings of the Uganda National Association for Community and Occupational Health
(UNACOH) Kampala, Uganda September 19 -20 2002.
Oloya M and Mutumba GM (2002) seed Germination factors of selected species. Makerere
University, Uganda.
Ziwa E and Mutumba GM: (2201) effect of heavy Metals on Lemna species. Makerere
University, Uganda.
Lamwaka P and Mutumba GM (2001) regeneration of shoots from scalps MSc, Makerere
University, Uganda.
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Supervision of Graduate Students:
Rose Badaza: MSc (Botany) Research on Diversity and Abundance of ferns in Bwindi
Impenetrable Forest.Submitted and graduated in 1995
Charles Twesigye: Msc (Botany) Research on Weevil resistance in selected sweet potato
varieties ( Ipomea batatas ) submitted and graduated in 1997
John Tabuti: Msc (Botany) Research on Calcium partitioning in the water hyacinth (Eichornia
crassipes) in Lake Victoria. Submitted and graduated in 2000.
Betty Pacutho Udongo (Mrs) Msc (Botany) Research on The effect of calcium and ethylene gas
on ripening tomatoes (Lycospercon esculentum) Submitted and graduated in 2000.
B.J.M Nyangababo (Mrs) Msc (Botany) Research on effect wood ash on the growth and yield
of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris l.) and Soya beans ( Glycine max L ) .Graduated in 1999.
Priver Namanya Msc (Botany) Research on callus intiation from male flowers of Musa
.Submitted and graduated in 2002.
Samukoya Clara Msc (Botany) Research on Potential of the cell cycle gene cyclin D in the
transformation efficiency of bananas. Submitted and graduated in 2011.
Sharlotte Natukunda Msc (Botany) On-going research on the Maturity indices in edible
plantain (2012)
Sekabira Kassim (PhD Botany) Research on Heavy metals in urban drainage systems and
wetlands: The case of Nakivubo Channel, Kampala .Submitted and graduated in 2012
Jamil Ssenku, PhD: Ongoing research on Potential of trees in phytoremediation : a case study
of Kasese waste land.(2012)
Students Supervised
60
1987
2 PhD
8 MSc.
40+
Books and Manuals written
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DR. MOSES GILBERT ISABIRYE-BASUTA
Isabirye-Basuta Moses Gilbert, PhD is an Associate Professor of Zoology in the College
of Natural Sciences at Makerere University. He joined Makerere University in 1976 as
a Teaching Assistant and has through the ranks to become an Associate Professor. He
holds a PhD in Zoology; MSc. in Zoology and a BSc. Zoology and Botany from Makerere
University. He has also attended short and postgraduate training in Uganda and the USA.
Dr. Basuta teaches courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. In addition, he also
supervises students at the graduate level. He has served the University in other capacities
as: Co-Director, Makerere University Biological Field Station (MUBFS) from 1987 to 1984;
Director Research and Training at the MUBFS in 1995; Assistant Director at the MUBFS
from 1996 to 2001; and Head, Department of Zoology from 2003 to 2008. He has also
served as an external examiner at the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Gulu
University. Dr. Basuta is a member of the following professional associations: Editorial
Board - American Journal of Primatology; Technical Committee of Mgahinga-Bwindi
Conservation Trust; and Nature Uganda. He has conducted consultancies for Heritage Oil
and Tullow Oil in environment surveys in the oil exploration areas in Uganda.
Publications
Isabirye-Basuta, G. 1979: The ecology and biology of small rodents in the Kibale Forest,
Uganda. MSc. Thesis Makerere University, Uganda.
Isabirye-Basuta, G. 1990: The ecology and conservation status of the chimpanzee (Pan
troglodytes Blumenbach) in Kibale Forest, Uganda. PhD. Thesis Makerere University, Kampala,
Uganda.
Isabirye-Basuta, G. and J.M. Kasenene. 1987. Small rodent populations in selectively felled
and mature tracts of Kibale Forest, Uganda. Biotropica 19:260-266.
Isabirye-Basuta, G. 1988: Food competition among individuals in a free-ranging chimpanzee
community in Kibale Forest, Uganda. Behaviour 105:135-147.
Isabirye-Basuta G. 1989. Feeding ecology of chimpanzees in the Kibale Forest, Uganda. In:
Heltne PG, Marquardt LA, editors. Understanding chimpanzees. Cambridge, (MS): Harvard
Univ. Pr; Pp: 116-27.
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Isabirye-Basuta G. 1991: Chimpanzee Conservation in Uganda’s Forest in Nature Conservation
in tropical forests: Principles and practice. P. Howard (ed), proceedings of symposium for
District and Regional Forest Office Kampala, Forest Department.
Isabirye-Basuta G. 1997: Chimpanzee General Ecology. In conserving the chimpanzees
of Uganda: Population and habitat viability assessment for Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii.
Edroma E. N. Rosen and P.S. Miller (eds). IUCN/SSC Conservation breeding specialist group,
Apple valley MN USA.
Isabirye-Basuta G. and J M Kasenene 1996: A manual for Forest Extension and Silviculture
for personnel engaged in tree planting and wood lot Management for Refugees in West-Nile,
Written for U.H.H.R. Kampala.
Isabirye-Basuta G. 2004: The status and distribution of Primates in Mubende-Toro woodlands
and forests, Afr. J. Ecol. 42: 84-86.
Isabirye-Basuta, G. 2007.The Chimpanzees of Budongo Forest: Ecology, behaviour and
Conservation by V,Reynolds (200%) A book Review. Afri. Journ. Ecol. 45:231-232.
Isabirye-Basuta G & J.S Lwanga 2008. Responses of primates to habitat alterations: A review.
International Journal Primatology.
Wrangham, R.W., A.P. Clark and G. Isabirye-Basuta. 1992. Female social relationships and
social organization of Kibale Forest chimpanzees. In Topics in Primatology: Human Origins.
Nishida et al. eds. Pp: 81-98 University of Tokyo Press, Tokyo.
Wrangham R.W., M.E. Rogers, and G. Isabirye-Basuta. 1993. Ape food density in the ground
layer in Kibale Forest, Uganda. Afri. J. Ecol. 31:49-57.
Wrangham, R.W, C.A. Chapman, A.P. Clark-Arcadi and G. Isabirye-Basuta,
1996. Social Ecology of Kanyawara Chimpanzees: Implications for the Costs of Great Ape
Groups. The Great Apes Revisited. Pp: 45-57. W.C. McGrew, L.F. Marchant, and T. Nishida (eds.).
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
Chapman, C.A., L.J. Chapman, R.W. Wrangham, G. Isabirye-Basuta, K. Ben-David. 1997. Spatial
and Temporal Variability in the Structure of a Tropical Forest. Afri J. Ecol. 35:287-302.
Olupot, W., C.A. Chapman, P.M. Waser, and G. Isabirye-Basuta, 1997.Mangabey (Cercocebus
albigena) Ranging Patterns in Relation to Fruit Availability and the Risk of Parasite Infection in
Kibale National Park Uganda. Amer Journ Primat. 43:65-78.
Twinomugisha, D., G.I. Basuta, and C.A. Chapman. 2003. Status and ecology of the Golden
Monkey (Cercopithecus mitis kandti) in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Uganda. Afr. J. Ecol.
41:47-55.
Chiyo P. I, E. P. Cochrane, L. Naughton, G. I. Basuta 2005: Temporal patterns of crop raiding by
elephants: a response to changes in forage quality or crop availabity. Afr. J. Ecol. 43: 48-55
Supervision of graduate students
MSc students supervised:
Muganga, J.L.L. Population dynamics and micro-distribution of small mammals in the Kibale
forest Reserve 1989.
Buhanga E.: Elephant Ecology in Kibale Forest Reserve and its Peripherals 1995. Babaasa J.:
Elephant Ecology in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park 1995.
Aleper, K. D.: Population ecology of small mammals of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
1995.
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Olupot, W. Vocalizations in relation to ranging pattern of grey-checked Mangabeys in Kibale
Forest, Uganda graduated 1996
Mwesigye V.: Crop raiding by baboons around Bwindi National Park. Submitted 1997.
Andama J.: The status and distribution of carnivores in Bwindi-Impenetrable National Park
(BINP) south- west Uganda 2000
Ocen Mark: The status and distribution of duikers in Mgahinga National Park. Graduated 2000.
Guma N.: Comparative study of crop raiding patterns in Ngwedo and Amor parishes
surrounding Murchison Falls Conservation area 1999
Ilukol P.: Elephant Ecology and crop depredation in Kibale National Park Uganda 2000
Twinomugisha, D.: The status and Ecology of golden monkeys in Mgahinga Gorilla National
Park: Graduated 2001.
Twinomugisha B.: Distribution and prospects for integration of wild ungulates into ranching:
A case study of Kinyana Ranch, Uganda Graduated 2000
Mafabi M.: An ecological survey of the rodent communities of Mubende woodlands, Uganda 2001.
Mpalanyi, M. J.: Bush pig density distribution and crop raiding trends around the northern
sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, south- west Uganda 2001
Mama N. S.: Farming systems and crop performance on soils around termite mounds in
selected districts in Uganda 2004
Mugume S. A.: Comparison of different methods of estimating chimpanzee
Graduated 2002.
populations:
Mugabi: Crop-raiding by Bush pigs in Bwindi-Impenetrable National Park: Graduated 2002.
Muyambi, F.: Assessment of impact of tourism on the behaviours of Mountain Gorillas in
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park 2002
Tukahirwa, J.: The Ecology of Black-and-white colobus monkeys ( Colobus guereza Ruppell) in a
secondary and a former pine forest at Kanyawara in Kibale National Park 2004
Sebulime, P.: Genetic analysis of the social structure of the common warthog
africanus) in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda 2006
(Phacochoerus
Kasangaki P, A biogeography of butterflies in Albertine forests, Western Uganda. 2009
Babi. N. The distribution of small mammals in the plague areas of and Vura, West Nile,
Uganda.2009
Ph.D students supervised:
Baranga D.: The status and Ecology of red-tails monkeys in forest relics around the create
Kampala Area: Development of Zoology 1995
Lwanga J. J.: The role of seed and seedling predators and browsers in the regeneration of two
forest canopy tree species (Mimusops bagshawei and Strombosia scheffleri) in Kibale Forest
Reserve University of Florida 1994, (Local internal supervisor)
Bakuneeta C.: The influence of selective logging on the ecology of Chimpanzees (Pan
troglodytes schweinfurthii) in Budongo Forest Research, Uganda 1999
Olupot W.: Mangabey dispersal in Kibale National Park University of Indiana, U.S.A 2001. As a
result of his research, the Department ofZoology (MUK) got a grant of US$2,500 to buy a computer.
(Local Internal supervisor)
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Nkurunungi, J. B.: The Availability and Distribution of Fruit and non-fruit resources in Bwindi:
Their influence on gorilla habitat use and food choice 2003
Twinomugisha, D: Conservation status and determinants of golden monkey (Cercopithecus
mitis kandti) abundance in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park 2006Andama Edward: The use of
Mauritius thorn hedge as a detergent to crop raiding by wild animals in Bwindi-Impenetrable
National Park, Uganda, Otali. Emily, The dynamics of fusion –fission social groups of the
chimpanzees of the Kanyawara community.
Robert, Kityo. Bat communities in Disjunct Areas of Central and Western Uganda 2008 Rwego
I. The ecology of Pathogen transmission among apes, humans and livestock in Kibale and
Bwindi Impenetrable National Parks, Uganda 2009
Current Postgraduate Students:
PhD
Masette, M.: Nutritional ecology of Mangabeys (Lophocebus albigena) in two Forests Reserves,
Uganda
Mugume, K.: The usefulness of forest fragments in conservation of Primates; a case study of
forest patches adjacent to Kibale National Park
Lloyd, J.: Impact of tourism on chimpanzees of Kanyancu tourist Area. Kibale National Park.
Academic Achievements In Brief
Students Supervised
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1976
13 PhD
22 MSc.
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DR. JOLOCAM MBABAZI (ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR)
Mbabazi Jolocam, PhD is an Associate Professor of Chemistry in the College of Natural
Sciences at Makerere University. Dr. Mbabazi joined Makerere University in 1977 as a
Special Assistant in the Department of Chemistry; he was promoted to rank of Lecturer
in 1981 then to rank of Senior Lecturer in 1988. He became an Associate Professor in
2010. Dr. Mbabazi holds a PhD from Makerere University that he completed in 1988,
he also has an MSc from Makerere University and he graduated with a BSc. (first class)
Chemistry 3:1:1 in 1976. He worn awards for Makerere University Exhibitions Prize for the
overall best Final Year student in Faculty of Science in University Examinations, March
1976 and Makerere University Exhibitions Prize for the overall best candidate in Faculty
of Science in the First Year University Examinations, March 1974. Dr. Mbabazi teaches
courses at both undergraduate and graduate level and supervises graduate students at
both MSc. and PhD. He has also served the College, Faculty and the university in other
capacities as: designing of a new curriculum for PhD studies for Chemistry; revision of
the Bachelor of Industrial Chemistry programme with a view to changing it to Chemical
Engineering programme; School Representative to College Academic Board; Secretary to
the Departmental Higher Degrees and Research Committee; and coordinator of graduate
programmes in the Department of Chemistry. Dr. Mbabazi is a Member of the Uganda
National Academy of Sciences and Member of East and Southern Africa Laboratory
Managers Association (E-SALAMA). He has also served as a visiting Professor at Gulu
University. Dr. Mbabazi has authored numerous [over thirty (30)] printed books (over 200
pages each) in an effort to promote the teaching and understanding of Basic Science and
Mathematics in the country. In his words he says, “Often times I am humbled when taken
unawares in greeting on Kampala streets, “This is the man who made me pass Sciences
at O- and A- Level,” or “I am what I am today because of his books.” In a mentorship spirit
of all the senior professors, Dr. Mbabazi has also supervised students who have remained
as academic staff in the department. These include Ibrahim Karuma, Adia Madina and
Solomon Yiga. Others teach at Kyambogo University and serve in schools or government
departments like the National Curriculum Development Center.
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Selected Publications:
George W. Nyakairu, Christine Nagawa, Jolocam Mbabazi, “Assessment of cyanobacteria
toxins in freshwater fish: A case study of Murchison Bay (Lake Victoria) and Lake Mburo,
Uganda,” Published in Toxicon, Volume 55 Issue 5, pages 939_946 (2010). doi:10.1016/j.
toxicon.2009.07.024.
Jolocam Mbabazi and Wojciech John Popiel, “Complex formation between telluric acid
and dihydroxybenzenes in aqueous solution,” Published in Journal of Inorganic and Nuclear
Chemistry, Volume 41 Issue 10, pages 1491–1493 (1979).
Jolocam Mbabazi, “Principles and Methods for the Risk Assessment of Chemicals in Food”, a
joint publication of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the
World Health Organization, WHO Press, Geneva, Switzerland, 2009, 689 pp., US$80.00/
US$56.00 in developing countries (ISBN 9789241572408). Published in International
Journal of Environmental Studies, Volume 68, Issue 2, April (2011). Pages 251-252. DOI:
10.1080/00207233.2010.549617.
Jolocam Mbabazi, “On the chelation of stannate(IV), antimonate(V) and tellurate(VI) anions
with cyclic and acyclic hexols,” Published in Polyhedron, Volume 4 Issue 1, pages 75–80 (1985).
doi:10.1016/S0277-5387(00)84225-4. Jolocam Mbabazi, “Global Governance of Hazardous Chemicals: Challenges of Multilevel
Management,”authored by Henrik Selin, The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2010, xi + 235 pp., £16.95
paperback (ISBN 9780262513906). Published in International Journal of Environmental Studies,
Volume 68, Issue 2, April (2011). Pages 253-255. DOI: 10.1080/00207233.2011.552205.
Jolocam Mbabazi, “Sugar Complexes of Sn(IV), Sb(V) and Te(VI) hydroxyanions,” Published in
Carbohydrate Research, Volume 140 Issue 1, pages 15 –154 (1985).
Jolocam Mbabazi, “Basic Physical Chemistry.” ISBN 9970-04-410-9. MK Publishers Ltd, Kampala
(2010). (i) - (viii) + 132 pages.
Jolocam Mbabazi, Grace Bakyayita, John Wasswa, Andrew Muwanga, Hannington
Twinomuhwezi and Justus Kwetegyeka, “Variations in the contents of heavy metals in arable
soils of a major urban wetland inlet drainage system of Lake Victoria, Uganda.” Published in
Lakes & Reservoirs: Research and Management Volume 15 Issue 2, pp. 89_99, June 2010. DOI:
10.1111/j.1440-1770.2010.00430.x
Jolocam Mbabazi, J. Wasswa, J. Kwetegyeka and G.K. Bakyaita, “Heavy metal contamination in
vegetables cultivated on an urban wetland,” Published in International Journal of Environmental
Studies, Volume 67, Issue 3, pages 333_348 (2010). DOI: 10.1080/00207231003612613 (2010).
George Mulongo, Jolocam Mbabazi and Song Hak-Chol, “Synthesis and characterisation of
silver nanoparticles using high electrical charge density and high viscosity organic polymer.”
Published in Research Journal of Chemical Sciences (ISSN 2231-606X), Volume 1, Issue 4, pp.
18-21, July 2011.
Mbabazi Jolocam, Ntale M., Kwetegyeka J., Mulongo G., Twinomuhwezi H. and Nnamuyomba
P., “Stannate(IV) and antimonate(V) complexes with di- and polyhydric phenols.” Published in
Research Journal of Chemical Sciences (ISSN 2231-606X), Volume 1, Issue 2, pp. 30 –38, May 2011.
Jolocam Mbabazi, “Basic Modern Organic Chemistry.” ISBN 9970-04-411-7. MK Publishers,
Kampala, 2010, vi + 242 pp. paperback.
Margaret Kabahenda, Jolocam Mbabazi, Justus Kwetegyeka and Ronald Amega, “Nutrient
alterations in Nile perch (Lates niloticus) skins owing to various processing and cooking
techniques.” Published in International Journal of Environmental Studies, Volume 69, Issue 1,
pp. 111-119, February 2012. DOI: 10.1080/00207233.2012.644883.
Jolocam Mbabazi, John Wasswa and Muhammad Ntale, “Equilibrium and kinetic studies of
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the stannate(IV)-polyol reaction.” Published in Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Ethiopia (ISSN
1011-3924), Volume 24 Issue 3, pp. 447_456, December 2010.
George Mulongo, Jolocam Mbabazi, P. Nnamuyomba and Song Hak-Chol, “Water
Bactericidal Properties of Nanosilver-Polyurethane Composites.” Published in Nanoscience
and Nanotechnology (p-ISSN: 22163-257X; e-ISSN: 22163-257X), Volume 1, Issue 2, pp. 40-42,
December 2011. DOI: 10.5923/j.nn.20110102.07.
In progress
Ric Twinamatsiko (MSc) , Heavy metal contamination in food crops grown on a major drainage
wetland system of Gulu municipality, northern Uganda.
Proscovia Nnamuyomba (PhD), Contamination by municipal effluent pollutants in mud-fish
(clarias carsonii) caught from major urban wetland drainage systems in Uganda.
Moses Ochieng (MSc) Effect of Municipal effluent on the water quality of Gulu Township,
northern Uganda.
George Mulongo (PhD) Synthesis and application of nano-silver bactericides and their
effectiveness as feasible water disinfectants (in collaboration with Gulu University).
Submitted
Moses Egor (MSc) Heavy metal and nutrient loading of River Rwizi caused by effluents from
Mbarara municipality, western Uganda.
Irene Nalumansi (MSc) Effect of various reductants on special characteristics of reduced
phosphopolyoxomolybdate anion and its application to orthophosphate anion quantification
in selected waters in Uganda.
Completed
Peter Musagala (MSc) The stabilisation of the pentacyanidonitrosylferrate(II)-sulphite product
and its application to the spectrophotometric determination of the sulphite anion [completed
5th March, 2012; Lecturer in chemistry, Busitema University]
Julius Matsiko (MSc) Effect of Tororo municipal effluent on the water quality of River Aturukuku,
eastern Uganda [completed 2nd March, 2012; Assistant Lecturer in chemistry teaching
methods, Makerere University]
Acaye Ongwench (MSc) Assessment of smoked Lates niloticus, from selected markets, Gulu
district, for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons [completed 28th February, 2012; Lecturer in
chemistry, Gulu University]
Richard Owor (MSc) Assessment of roasted pork for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in
selected pork joints in Kampala [completed 28th February, 2012; Lecturer in chemistry,
Busitema University]
Apollo Mwongyera (MSc) Investigation of the impact of the disused Kilembe mine pyrites on
the domestic water quality of Kasese town, western Uganda [completed 2nd March, 2012; not
sure where he currently is]
Adia Madina (MSc) The epoxidation of olefins by hydrogen peroxide catalysed by selected
polyoxometalates [Graduated January 2011; Assistant Lecturer in chemistry, Makerere University]
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Ibrahim Karume(MSc) C-C cross coupling reactions catalysed by palladium nanoparticles
stabilised by and supported on polyoxometalates [Graduated July 2011; Assistant Lecturer in
chemistry, Makerere University]
Francis Kateregga (MSc) Development of a spectrophotometric method for the determination
of urea in raw and processed milk [Graduated January 2011; Teacher Education, Gulu]
Solomon Yiga (MSc) Stabilisation of the initial product of the pentacyanidonitrosylferrate(II)sulphide reaction and its spectrophotometric application [Graduated January 2010; Assistant
Lecturer in Chemistry, Makerere University]
Bakyayita (MSc) Evaluation of the levels of heavy metal pollutants in the soils and selected
food crops from the Lubigi wetland system, Kampala [Graduated January 2010; Lecturer in
Chemistry, Kyambogo University]
James A.Droti (MSc) Spectrophotometric study of factors affecting leaching aluminium from
cookware [Graduated January 2008; National Curriculum Development Centre, Kyambogo]
Students Supervised
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1977
2 PhD
15 MSc.
Publications
15+
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The College offers various programmes both at
undergraduate and graduate levels
Undergraduate Programmes
Bachelor of Science (BSc) - a student can major or minor in Biochemistry,
Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Zoology or Geology
BSc in Industrial Chemistry
BSc in Petroleum Geosciences and Production
BSc in Fisheries and Aquaculture
BSc in Ethnobotany
BSc in Conservation Biology
BSc in Biotechnology
BSc in Sports Science
Graduate Programmes
MSc in Physics
MSc in Chemistry
MSc in Geology
MSc in Mathematics
MSc in Mathematical Modelling
MSc in Petroleum Geosciences
MSc in Botany
MSc in Biochemistry
MSc in Zoology
MSc in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
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PhD in Zoology
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