Rural local government authorities (LGAs) in Tanzania are facing challenges in Health Service Delivery characterized with low financing, uneven distribution of skilled medical professionals and high turnover, limiting ...

Livestock are socio-economically useful assets to rural communities in Tanzania. Different aspects, however, do affect smallholder farmers’ decisions to commit resources (investment) in livestock. This paper assesses the ...

This study evaluates the technical efficiency (TE) of modern and traditional irrigation methods and their subsequent impact on farm productivity, profitability, and sustainability. The research uses a sample of 540 ...

The review focuses on the socio-economic benefits of micro-irrigation technologies (MITs) for smallholder farmers, highlighting their potential to transform agricultural practices and enhance sustainability. The review ...

This study examines discursive strategies of moral legitimation and delegitimation deployed in presidential speeches by John Pombe Magufuli and Samia Suluhu Hassan during the COVID-19 pandemic in Tanzania. Drawing on ...

The global COVID-19 pandemic has greatly dis rupted education worldwide, including in Sub-Saharan Af rica, which was caught off guard. Remote work has become a viable option for maintaining social distancing, even after ...

Despite significant investments in agricultural extension systems in Tanzania, a critical research gap persists regarding the effectiveness of decentralised models for delivering extension services to marginalised ...

Entrepreneurship is an essential contributor to innovation and job-creation; it also plays a key role in economic growth. Cognizant of its importance, most governments in the world are encouraging graduates to consider ...

The purpose of this paper was to address the working conditions of tourist porters in the Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania. The study employed the cross-sectional research design. Since the actual number of porters was ...

Background: Business investments in rural areas of developing countries have been constrained by limited infrastructure and financial, institutional and policy support. Proximate social networks have emerged as decision-making ...