Browsing School of Liberal and Performing Arts (SLPA) Collection by Title

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      The role of cover songs in promoting selected upcoming Musicians in Uganda [1]
      The role of language in the representation of culture in Ugandan television drama [1]
      Role of men and women in the performance of ebyeevugo among the Banyankole (south-western Uganda) [1]
      The role of music in the preservation of Kiganda norms, culture and traditions amongst the Baganda, people of Buganda [1]
      Role of music in ‘popularising’ Pentecostal churches in Mbarara City: Case study of Daystar Cathedral [1]
      The role of music to the mentally ill persons in Uganda: the case of Butabika National Referral Mental Hospital [1]
      The role of Orunyege music in promoting Bunyoro’s traditions and culture [1]
      The role of the pentecostal church in nurturing youth talents at Mityana miracle centre in Kigwogwa, Mityana municipality. [1]
      The role of the Uganda communication commission in promoting the film industry, a case study in Kampala film festival [1]
      Sexual harassment [1]
      Situating the Sangoan Techno-Complex into the Stone Age context at Sango Bay, Southern Uganda [1]
      SONGWRITTING TECHNIQUES POPULAR PENTECOASTAL GOSPEL ARTISTS EMPLOY [1]
      The spiritual inspirations choir and promotion of Catholic church music in Nabbingo Parish, Kampala Archdiocese [1]
      Strategies in popular music marketing to the local person in Uganda [1]
      A study of patriachy in Luganda proverbs [1]
      Stylistic analysis in selected Rutooro Folktales [1]
      Technology and professionalism [1]
      Television and the sexual behaviour of teenagers: a case study of Makulubita sub-county, Luwero District [1]
      The usage of punctuation marks in writing among undergraduate students at Makerere University [1]
      USE OF MUSIC AS A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO THE ATTRACTION AND RETENTION OF YOUTH IN PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES IN UGANDA [1]