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Said A. H. Vuai

Department of Physical Sciences, Dodoma University, Tanzania,East African.

Biography

Dr. Said A. H. Vua , is Associate Professor and Principal, College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences of the University of Dodoma since 2016. Prof. Vuai has published a total of 25 papers in national and international peer reviewed papers and presented 14 conference papers. He has experience in design and implantation of research on environmental Science and Environmental Sustainability Assessment. Prof. Vuai’s research includes assessment nutritional status among women in reproductive age, integration of maternal and new born care, assessment of domestic water contamination and its relation with the prevalence of diarrhea disease in Zanzibar Municipality.
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Spatial Variation of Nutrients in Sondu-Miriu and Simiyu-Duma Rivers: Implication on Sources and Factors Influencing their Transportation into the Lake Victoria

Lake Victoria basin has been under growing pressure from both natural and anthropogenic activities. These activities have created many nutrient pollution sources which affect the survival and sustainability of the Lake Ecosystem. This study was conducted to investigate the transportation of nutrients into the Lake Victoria through the Sondu-Miriu (... Read More»

Said A. H. Vuai, John D. Ibembe and Nancy Mungai

Research Article: J Earth Sci Climate Change

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