• Anklet Wearing Among Females In Cape Coast: A Sociological Analysis 

  DONYEH, TITUS NYMENOME (University of Cape Coast, 2023-06)

  There is patronage in anklets wearing among young women in recent times. Anklets are associated with varied meanings, interpretations and corresponding implications. For example, some people associate the wearing of anklets ...
• Indigenous Knowledge And Ocean Management Practices In Axim, Ghana 

  Effah, Elvis (University of Cape Coast, 2022-11)

  The issue of effective ocean management practices has assumed a centre stage of national debate in such contemporary times because of its impact on coastal communities and the nation as a whole. Indigenous Knowledge in ...
• Relational dynamics of the married: Expectations before and realities during marriage 

  Tetteh, Abigail Mamle (University of Cape Coast, 2023-07)

  This study explores the relational dynamics in marriages as a result of the expectations couples had before marriage. An exploratory qualitative research design was employed. Ten (10) couples, making twenty (20) participants ...
• The Use of E-learning Platforms Among Undergraduate Sandwich Students: Preference and Challenges at the University of Cape Coast 

  Arthur, Joseph Sarpong (University of Cape Coast, 2022-09)

  ABSTRACT The integration and application of ICT resources in the classroom offer a great chance to improve the effectiveness of instruction. Again, it would therefore be essential to analyse user preferences and ...
• Project Policy Implementation and Project Outcome in the Cape Coast Metropolis: the Moderating Role of Project Leadership Style 

  Ochil, Dorcas Aba (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  Due to the numerous reports about failed government projects in Ghana, this study sought to assess the influence of project policy implementation and leadership styles on project outcomes within the Cape Cost Metropolitan ...
• Perceptions on Implementation of Gender Mainstreaming In a Public University in Ghana 

  Annan, Eva (University of Cape Coast, 2021-04)

  ABSTRACT Gender inequalities have existed in human societies for many decades and gender mainstreaming is an internationally recognised approach to address such inequalities in society. The study was designed to examine ...
• Camfed’s Contributions to the Wellbeing of Women in the Ekumfi District of Ghana: Voices of Beneficiaries 

  Aikins, Abigail Ayipeh (University of Cape Coast, 2022-07)

  The Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that plays a significant role in improving the status and wellbeing of women in rural areas through education and entrepreneurship skills ...
• Career Development and Employee Commitment at Ghana National Association of Teachers (Gnat) Offices 

  BAIDOO, CHARLES KWAKYE (University of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  The study examined the influence of career development and employee commitment at the Ghana National Association of Teachers’ offices. Specifically, three research objectives were investigated, to: assess the perception ...
• The Role of Internal Audit Function in the Detection and Prevention of Material Weaknesses: a Case Study of Agotime-ziope District Assembly in the Volta Region 

  ATTIPOE, DIVINE (University of Cape Coast, 2021-07)

  The purpose of setting up an internal audit unit in an organization is to expose or correct its material weaknesses to ensure that its specific goals and objectives are achieved. This study therefore focused on the ...
• Unsafe Abortion: the Experiences of Selected Young Women in the Cape Coast Metropolis of Ghana 

  ADOWAA, PATIENCE PENSANG (University of Cape Coast, 2022-07)

  Unsafe abortion is considered to be a widely underestimated issue in reproductive health care, and it poses a significant danger to the health of young women. The study sought to explore unsafe abortion: The experiences ...
• Adoption of Hashtags in Social Media: Achieving Peace or Inciting Violence? 

  Tawiah-Mensah, Jonathan (UCC, 2021-03)

  The advent of social media platforms, specifically twitter, and the added feature of hashtags has had a way of contributing towards the dynamics of any political space and one of these political events is xenophobia which ...
• Female Criminality in Ghana: Perspectives of Inmates and Significant Others of the Sekondi and Kumasi Prisons 

  Annang, Albert (University of Cape Coast, 2021-09)

  Global urban crime and violence is estimated to be between three to five percent per year. Alongside this dramatic increase in the world, female crime has also become a major socio-economic problem in Ghana in recent years. ...
• Exploring the Challenges of Double-Track Schools and their Coping Strategies by School Management in Selected Senior High Schools in the Eastern Region of Ghana. 

  Adjei, Enoch Ampofo (University of Cape Coast, 2021-01)

  The Double-Track System of Education was introduced in the 2018/19 academic year in 400 senior high schools across the country. This was due to increase in enrolment as existing facilities in senior high schools could not ...
• Perceptions of Risky Sexual Behaviours among University of Cape Coast Female Students. 

  Hooper, Allswell Garbrah (University of Cape Coast, 2018-07)

  The purpose of the study was to investigate the risky sexual behaviours of female students in the University of Cape Coast. Exploratory research design was adopted for the study. The study used purposive sampling procedure ...
• Non-Custodial Sentence as an Alternative to Imprisonment in Ghana 

  Halm, Emmanuel (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  The increase in prison populations around the world and its enormous financial burdens on governments, health risk on prisoners and overcrowding of prisons has warranted the need to explore non-custodial sentence. This ...
• Sexual and Reproductive Health Education among Rural Families in Ghana: A Study in Adaklu, Volta Region 

  Agbeve, Anthony Senanu (University of Cape Coast, 2020-08)

  Although sexual and reproductive health education contributes to the development of adolescents and young people, it remains a challenge among rural families in Ghana. Even in societies where young people have access to ...
• The Experiences and Coping Strategies of Harassed and Abused Migrant Female Head Porters in the Kumasi Central Market 

  Adjanor, Cecilia (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  The influx of young women from northern Ghana to cities in the south to work as head porters has accounted for the continuous increase in internal migration. Although, this livelihood strategy contributes to an improvement ...
• Understanding Adolescents’ Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs in the Cape Coast Metropolis 

  Addae, Nancy Adwoa (University of Cape Coast, 2021-03)

  Although adolescents make up a large proportion of the population in the developing world where most humanitarian emergencies occur, their sexual and reproductive health needs are largely unmet. This study, therefore, ...
• Sports Betting among Youth in the Cape Coast Metropolis 

  Boateng, Bright Bediako (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  Youth participation in sports betting has been surging. It has evolved from placing a wager on horse racing to a team game. This has brought about an addictive behaviour which may lead to heavy reliance on drugs and alcohol ...
• Family caregivers’ perceptions on mental illness and mental health care utilisation at the Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital 

  Agyeman, Francis Gyamfi (University of Cape Coast, 2021-06)

  Family caregivers’ perceptions on mental illness play an important role in the recovery process of relatives with mental illness. The study examined how family caregivers’ perceptions on mental illness influenced their ...

• Anklet Wearing Among Females In Cape Coast: A Sociological Analysis 

  DONYEH, TITUS NYMENOME (University of Cape Coast, 2023-06)

  There is patronage in anklets wearing among young women in recent times. Anklets are associated with varied meanings, interpretations and corresponding implications. For example, some people associate the wearing of anklets ...
• Indigenous Knowledge And Ocean Management Practices In Axim, Ghana 

  Effah, Elvis (University of Cape Coast, 2022-11)

  The issue of effective ocean management practices has assumed a centre stage of national debate in such contemporary times because of its impact on coastal communities and the nation as a whole. Indigenous Knowledge in ...
• Relational dynamics of the married: Expectations before and realities during marriage 

  Tetteh, Abigail Mamle (University of Cape Coast, 2023-07)

  This study explores the relational dynamics in marriages as a result of the expectations couples had before marriage. An exploratory qualitative research design was employed. Ten (10) couples, making twenty (20) participants ...
• The Use of E-learning Platforms Among Undergraduate Sandwich Students: Preference and Challenges at the University of Cape Coast 

  Arthur, Joseph Sarpong (University of Cape Coast, 2022-09)

  ABSTRACT The integration and application of ICT resources in the classroom offer a great chance to improve the effectiveness of instruction. Again, it would therefore be essential to analyse user preferences and ...
• Project Policy Implementation and Project Outcome in the Cape Coast Metropolis: the Moderating Role of Project Leadership Style 

  Ochil, Dorcas Aba (University of Cape Coast, 2022-06)

  Due to the numerous reports about failed government projects in Ghana, this study sought to assess the influence of project policy implementation and leadership styles on project outcomes within the Cape Cost Metropolitan ...
• Perceptions on Implementation of Gender Mainstreaming In a Public University in Ghana 

  Annan, Eva (University of Cape Coast, 2021-04)

  ABSTRACT Gender inequalities have existed in human societies for many decades and gender mainstreaming is an internationally recognised approach to address such inequalities in society. The study was designed to examine ...
• Camfed’s Contributions to the Wellbeing of Women in the Ekumfi District of Ghana: Voices of Beneficiaries 

  Aikins, Abigail Ayipeh (University of Cape Coast, 2022-07)

  The Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that plays a significant role in improving the status and wellbeing of women in rural areas through education and entrepreneurship skills ...
• Career Development and Employee Commitment at Ghana National Association of Teachers (Gnat) Offices 

  BAIDOO, CHARLES KWAKYE (University of Cape Coast, 2021-10)

  The study examined the influence of career development and employee commitment at the Ghana National Association of Teachers’ offices. Specifically, three research objectives were investigated, to: assess the perception ...
• The Role of Internal Audit Function in the Detection and Prevention of Material Weaknesses: a Case Study of Agotime-ziope District Assembly in the Volta Region 

  ATTIPOE, DIVINE (University of Cape Coast, 2021-07)

  The purpose of setting up an internal audit unit in an organization is to expose or correct its material weaknesses to ensure that its specific goals and objectives are achieved. This study therefore focused on the ...
• Unsafe Abortion: the Experiences of Selected Young Women in the Cape Coast Metropolis of Ghana 

  ADOWAA, PATIENCE PENSANG (University of Cape Coast, 2022-07)

  Unsafe abortion is considered to be a widely underestimated issue in reproductive health care, and it poses a significant danger to the health of young women. The study sought to explore unsafe abortion: The experiences ...
• Adoption of Hashtags in Social Media: Achieving Peace or Inciting Violence? 

  Tawiah-Mensah, Jonathan (UCC, 2021-03)

  The advent of social media platforms, specifically twitter, and the added feature of hashtags has had a way of contributing towards the dynamics of any political space and one of these political events is xenophobia which ...
• Female Criminality in Ghana: Perspectives of Inmates and Significant Others of the Sekondi and Kumasi Prisons 

  Annang, Albert (University of Cape Coast, 2021-09)

  Global urban crime and violence is estimated to be between three to five percent per year. Alongside this dramatic increase in the world, female crime has also become a major socio-economic problem in Ghana in recent years. ...
• Exploring the Challenges of Double-Track Schools and their Coping Strategies by School Management in Selected Senior High Schools in the Eastern Region of Ghana. 

  Adjei, Enoch Ampofo (University of Cape Coast, 2021-01)

  The Double-Track System of Education was introduced in the 2018/19 academic year in 400 senior high schools across the country. This was due to increase in enrolment as existing facilities in senior high schools could not ...
• Perceptions of Risky Sexual Behaviours among University of Cape Coast Female Students. 

  Hooper, Allswell Garbrah (University of Cape Coast, 2018-07)

  The purpose of the study was to investigate the risky sexual behaviours of female students in the University of Cape Coast. Exploratory research design was adopted for the study. The study used purposive sampling procedure ...
• Non-Custodial Sentence as an Alternative to Imprisonment in Ghana 

  Halm, Emmanuel (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  The increase in prison populations around the world and its enormous financial burdens on governments, health risk on prisoners and overcrowding of prisons has warranted the need to explore non-custodial sentence. This ...
• Sexual and Reproductive Health Education among Rural Families in Ghana: A Study in Adaklu, Volta Region 

  Agbeve, Anthony Senanu (University of Cape Coast, 2020-08)

  Although sexual and reproductive health education contributes to the development of adolescents and young people, it remains a challenge among rural families in Ghana. Even in societies where young people have access to ...
• The Experiences and Coping Strategies of Harassed and Abused Migrant Female Head Porters in the Kumasi Central Market 

  Adjanor, Cecilia (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  The influx of young women from northern Ghana to cities in the south to work as head porters has accounted for the continuous increase in internal migration. Although, this livelihood strategy contributes to an improvement ...
• Understanding Adolescents’ Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs in the Cape Coast Metropolis 

  Addae, Nancy Adwoa (University of Cape Coast, 2021-03)

  Although adolescents make up a large proportion of the population in the developing world where most humanitarian emergencies occur, their sexual and reproductive health needs are largely unmet. This study, therefore, ...
• Sports Betting among Youth in the Cape Coast Metropolis 

  Boateng, Bright Bediako (University of Cape Coast, 2020-10)

  Youth participation in sports betting has been surging. It has evolved from placing a wager on horse racing to a team game. This has brought about an addictive behaviour which may lead to heavy reliance on drugs and alcohol ...
• Family caregivers’ perceptions on mental illness and mental health care utilisation at the Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital 

  Agyeman, Francis Gyamfi (University of Cape Coast, 2021-06)

  Family caregivers’ perceptions on mental illness play an important role in the recovery process of relatives with mental illness. The study examined how family caregivers’ perceptions on mental illness influenced their ...

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