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      The relationship between smart phone addiction, sleep quality and academic performance of Makerere University undergraduate students [1]
      The relationship between students’ characteristics and academic progress in quantitative economics. [1]
      The relationship between the socio-demographic factors and violence among Makerere University students [1]
      The relationship between tourism and the economic growth of Uganda (a case study of 2001-2017) [1]
      Relationship between woman's education and healthcare utilization in Uganda [1]
      Relationship between women’s socioeconomic status and empowerment in Uganda [1]
      The relevance of small and medium-scale enterprises to the economic development of Uganda [1]
      Response, Attitude and Uptake of Loans by People: Case Study of Gayaza Community [1]
      Retail marketing strategies influencing the bread producers in Masaka Region [1]
      Retail recommendation system [1]
      Retirement saving knowledge and attitude amongst the youth. [1]
      Retirement savings knowledge and attitude amongst informal workers in Uganda. A case study of Wandegeya market vendors [1]
      Risk Factors Associated with Virologic Non – Suppression Among Children on the Intensive Adherence Program [1]
      The risk factors for mairungi usage in Maracha district [1]
      Risk Factors of Adolescent Pregnancy: A case study of Rukiga County - Kabale District [1]
      Risk factors of anaemia amongst women of reproductive age in some rural areas of Uganda [1]
      Risks faced by actuarial science students at Makerere University [1]
      Risky factors associated with adolescent pregnancy among post-primary girls: A case study of Nansana Municipality [1]
      The role of agricultural sector towards the growth of Uganda’s total exports: A focus on vanilla industry (2000-2016) [1]
      The role of automated teller machines on customer satisfaction: a case study of DFCU- Acacia Branch, Kololo [1]