By Azza, MMH; Saliha, HKT; Sallam, AB; Idris, AIA; Jumaa, BJ (2026). This study was conducted in Elobeid, North Kordofan State, Sudan with the objective of elucidating consumers' perception on fresh and flavored she-camel milk and on yoghurt prepared from the milk.

By Ihinmikaiye, SO; Ilesanmi, OB; Onu, B (2026). Post-harvest losses in sub-Saharan Africa, largely caused by the maize weevil, Sitophilus zeamais, remain a major threat to food security and economic stability. This study evaluated the insecticidal efficacy of Nauclea vanderguchtii leaf extracts as a biodegradable alternative to synthetic insecticides.

Flooding has both positive and negative impacts not just on humans and the environment but also on the dispersal and depletion of plants species depending on the specific condition and types of plants involved. This article discusses the impacts of flooding on the depletion and dispersal of plants.

By Bidbila, DN; Atoh, JC; Ayonghe (2026). This paper addresses the core problem that conventional literal translation methods and standard formal dictionaries are fundamentally inadequate for rendering culturally dense linguistic hybridity into English, as literalism results in either semantic opacity or the complete erasure of postcolonial translation specificity and local

By Enokekwa, EB (2026). This study was designed to examine the effects of the use of mother tongue on identity development in adolescence, specifically to determine how domain of language use and language preference affects identity formation.