About the Journal

EAJSTI is a multidisciplinary journal, which publishes original research of relevance to the EAC, covering science, technology and Innovation applications for development. Its goal is to enhance, advance and disseminate scientific, technological and innovative knowledge that supports East African regional development.


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Current Issue

Vol. 7 No. 3 (2026): Volume 7 Issue 3

Published: 29-06-2026

Articles

Tree diversity, carbon stocks, and land cover change of the Lwampango relict forest in the Kaziba chiefdom, South Kivu region, Eastern DR Congo

Senior Diop Ndeko Mubembe, Prof. Tatien Masharabu , Prof. Jacques Nkengurutse, Didier Mbarushimana, Prof. Innocent Balagizi Karhagomba, Prof. Jan Bogaert, Prof. Gérard Imani
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Factors associated with time to sputum culture conversion among pulmonary tuberculosis patients in Nairobi, Kenya: A prospective cohort study

Fred Orina, Dr. Edinah Songoro, Dr. Andrew Nyerere, Evelyne Abisinwa , Lilian Mputhia, Dr. Hellen Meme
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Detection and prevalence of oxytetracycline residues in indigenous cattle slaughtered at Mlandizi slaughterhouse in Kibaha District, Tanzania

Kaduma Charles Mwalusito, Janeth George, Sharadhuli Iddi Kimera
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Digital governance and growth of agricultural marketing co-operative societies in Simiyu, Tanzania: An empirical framework

Angelina Lucas, Wilson Kipkemboi Metto, Benson Ouma Nyankone
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Knowledge, attitudes and practices of biogas technology use in milk-processing SMEs in Northern Tanzania

Esther L. Mwamafupa, Dr. Janeth Marwa, Dr. Akinyi Sassi
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Knowledge, attitudes and practices on brucellosis among stakeholders along milk supply chain in selected cities of Tanzania

Dr Isaac Pastory Kashoma, PhD., Dr Doreen G. Ndossi , Dr Aloyce S. Bunyaga
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Occurrence of antimicrobial residues in raw cow milk and potential public health Implications from Morogoro and Monduli, Tanzania

Ms. Mgesi G. Nyaisa, Prof. H. E. Nonga, Dr. Rashid Suleiman, Mr. Marco J. Misalaba, Prof. R. Mdegela
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Radon levels and health risks in the artisanal and small-scale gold mines in Rwamgasa, Tanzania

Erasto Focus
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Effects of an electronic module integrated with the scientific reading-based project model on elementary students’ science literacy and learning motivation

Ning Dainty Restiani, Moh Salimi, Kartika Chrysti Suryandari, Karsono Karsono
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Who We Are

The East African Journal of Science, Technology and Innovation (EAJSTI) is an open access, peer reviewed, multidisciplinary journal, which publishes original research of relevance to the EAC, covering science, technology and innovation applications for development.

The Journal publishes articles on a wide range of thematic areas including;

1. Agriculture, Food Security and Rural Development

2. Health and wellbeing

3. Natural Resources and Environment

4. Infrastructure

5. Energy and Industrial Development

6. Information Communication Technology (ICT) and

7. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

Indexing

EAJSTI is currently indexed by CAB Abstracts and/or Global Health database. CAB International is a not-for-profit, international treaty organization, dedicated to the dissemination of scientific knowledge. It produces two abstract databases in the applied life sciences: CAB Abstracts (agriculture, crop science, natural resources, animal and human sciences) and Global Health (dedicated to public health, food science and nutrition). The organization has a long-established reputation in the applied life sciences, having begun indexing scientific literature in 1913. This extensive archive is currently being made available in electronic form.

They promote the visibility of the indexed journal to global users of the databases worldwide. The CAB Abstracts and Global Health databases are used to identify relevant literature by Government and International agencies, academic institutions and commercial organizations worldwide. Global users of the databases can easily alert themselves to relevant articles in their area of interest, which in turn results in them acquiring the full text from the original source. https://www.cabi.org/publishing-products/cab-abstracts/