KAIZEN, a Japanese business management concept that calls for continuous improvement, has been introduced in Tanzania to strengthen Small Scale Manufacturing Enterprises (SSMEs) through productivity and quality improvement. ...

The type of information currently provided in Tanzania and the methods by which it is conveyed isolates rural areas, and makes its usage very problematic. This isolation is associated with the poor growth of peoples’ economy ...

This paper examined the nexus between land tenure security, credit access and rice productivity in Tanzania as a route in achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs) 2030. The study used cross section data collected ...

The main objective of the study was to assess adherence to ethical guidelines in public hospitals Supply Chain Stakeholders. In line with this general objective, specific objectives were to assess the effectiveness of ...

The study aimed at finding out factors hindering effective use of smartphone for academic purposes within the context of Tanzania higher learning Institutions. Although there are increasing advantages of smartphone in ...

Traffic congestion has been evident in Dar es Salaam and other cities in Africa and, has mainly been contributed by the gap in the level of socio-economic development due to demographic pressure. Through this experience, ...

This paper focuses on identifying the factors affecting customer’s adoption of mobile marketing by examining the effects of perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and perceived customer’s knowledge in the telecommunications ...

The taxi industry has been an alternative to public transportation for many years. The industry’s growth was spurred by the increasing population and the inability of the public transport system to meet the growing demand ...

This paper examines the coverage of animal health information published on the web from Africa or about Africa using content analysis method. A total of 27 agricultural academic indexing and abstracting online databases ...

This paper attempts to examine the role of agricultural sub sectors in contributing to economic growth of Tanzania. It provides empirical evidence from time series data for the period from 1971 to 2013. It employs the ...