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Support Services For Women Domestic Violence Survivors In Tanzania: The Case Of Dodoma City Council And Mpwapwa District Council

ABSTRACT  This study investigated about the availability of support services to the victims of domestic violence in Tanzania. It was guided by a socialist, liberal and empowerment feminist theories. The study employed mixed methods approach though it was dominated by qualitative approach. The study employed crosssectional research design, where samples of 368 respondents were involved in the study through interviews, questionnaires and focus group discussions. It involved six wards of Kizota...

Impacts Of Climate Change To Security In Tanzania (A Case Of Selected Organizations)

ABSTRACT  This study aimed at analyzing the Impacts of Climate Change to security in Tanzania. The task of the study was to find out the extent to which climate change can be a threat which affect security situation in Tanzania, specifically using the experiences of three government organizations. The specific objectives were, to identify the magnitude of climate change and how it influence security situation in Tanzania, to identify the causes of climate change as well as to suggest measure...

Matumizi Ya Falsafa Ya Usihiri Katika Riwaya Teule Za Euphrase Kezilahabi

SHUKURANI  Napenda kutoa shukurani zangu za dhati kwa taasisi na watu mbalimbali waliotoa ushauri na michango yao ya hali na mali iliyowezesha kukamilisha kazi hii. Awali ya yote, napenda kutoa shukurani zangu za dhati kumshukuru Mwenyezi-Mungu (sw) kwa kunijaalia afya njema katika kipindi chote cha masomo yangu. Afya ambayo iliniwezesha kuikamilisha tasnifu hii kwa muda mwafaka. Kwanza, namshukuru msimamizi wangu, Dkt. Athumani S. Ponera, ambaye licha ya majukumu mengi mengine yaliyomkabili...

Challenges Facing Zanzibar Traders In East African Community Market; A Case Study Of Urban District Of Unguja

ABSTRACT African countries and their development partners recognise the importance of regional integration for strengthening their bargaining powers. Due to that, in 1967 Tanzania and other East African countries had agreed to establish a sub regional integration known as East African Community (EAC). This study has been carried out at Urban Disrtict of Unguja. The study involved 65 respondents. The main objective of the study was to analyse challenges facing Zanzibar traders in EAC market. ...

The Socio-Economic Contributions Of The Nyamwezi Migration To Pemba Island From 1890 To 1960s

ABSTRACT  This study covers the Nyamwezi people who have been living in Pemba Island since 1890. Its purpose is to understand the socio-economic contributions made by the Nyamwezi people in Pemba. The major survey was done in five different sample villages in the northern part of Pemba Island, where Nyamwezi people settled for many years. Different data collection methods were used in this study, such as interviews, questionnaires, focus group discussions and some published and unpublished d...

An Analysis Of Diplomatic Relations Between Nigeria And European Union, 1999 - 2010

ABSTRACT The work set out to investigate the impact of the European Union (EU) on Nigeria’s diplomatic relations (1999-2010) in terms of their trade Balance While observing that Nigeria has unfavorable trade access to the European Union Market (1999-2010), hence the hypothesis that the trade balance existing between Nigeria and European Union is unfavourable to Nigeria.The theory of complex interdependence was used as our framework for analyzing the European Union (EU) and Nigeria’s rela...

Challenges of using English as a medium of instruction in Tanzanian universities: a case of the university of Dodoma and st. John’s university of tanzania

ABSTRACT This case study has investigated the challenges of English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) in Tanzanian universities particularly the linguistic difficulties, their causes and assessing its suitability. The study was conducted at the University of Dodoma (UDOM) and St. John‟s University of Tanzania (SJUT). It involved 110 science students and 22 lecturers. It employed a mixed research approach in which direct observation, semi-structured interviews, documentary analysis and quest...

Conceptual Analysis Of Person And Punishment In Immanuel Kant’s Moral Theory

ABSTRACT Deep in the mind of human beings lies the conviction that a rough sense of justice demands the infliction of proportionate loss and pain on the aggressor as he has inflicted on his victim; the prominence of the ‘an eye for eye’ in law. The Bible is no exception: in its oldest form, it too included the law of ‘measure for measure’. Traditionally, deontological justifications, utilitarian justifications, or a mix of the two have been advanced to justify the infliction of punis...

The Catholic Church And Human Development In The Catholic Diocese Of Otukpo

ABSTRACT Human development is one of the Catholic post Vatican II vision in modern times. Co-incidentally, traditional Idoma society epitomized this vision in the paradigm of Inyilowo. Unfortunately owing to their negative attitudes to traditional Idoma society, the early missionaries did not reckon with the entrenched influence of Inyilowo figure in meaningful talk of human development. The thesis is an effort in integrating the rich meanings of traditional Inyilowo into the central C...

Child Labour In The Nigerian Society: A Case Study Of Nsukka Urban

ABSTRACT The high rate of child labour in Nsukka Urban and in many urban centers in Nigeria at large has remained a very big problem. There are various forms of child labour, covering a wide range of work activities, such as, street hawkers, bus conductors, beggars, domestic servants among others. Child labour has serious adverse effect both on the child’s health, education, psychology and on the development of the nation at large. The study was approached in an objective and systema...

Effect Of Vitamin E And Selenium On Reproductive Efficiency In Nubian Goats

ABSTRACT Selenium found in plants is ideally suited to the animal digestation and metabolism because it is in the form of selenium acids. Unfortunately, livestock producers have been forced to relyon inorganic selenium sources, such as selenite, in regions where siol and plants produce feed ingrients with low selenium content. In this study, two experiments were conducted to evaluate the effect of only selenium or synergized with vit E on the reproductive performance of Nubian goats. Twen...

Optimization of 4G by Advanced Carrier Aggregation Strategies

Abstract In long term evolution-advanced (LTE-A) networks, the carrier aggregation technique is incorporated for user equipment’s to simultaneously aggregate multiple component carriers (CCs) for achieving higher transmission rate. By combining five component carriers, each of 20 MHz, we can extend the bandwidth to 100 MHz and hence also can achieve high data rates of the order of 1Gbps. Many research works for LTE-A systems with carrier aggregation configuration is carried out in th...

The Impact Of Animal Diseases And Exchange Rate On Sudanese Sheep Exports (2000- 2013)

Abstract This study was conducted to identify the most important causes of the fluctuation in Sudanese sheep export during the period 2000-2013 and to determine the quantities of sheep imported and the importing countries during the same period. Secondary data were collected from Department of Statistics and Information, Sudan Customs- General Administration of Quarantines and Meat Health Ministry of livestock Fisheries and Range lands- and the reports of the Central Bank of Sudan. Descripti...

Impact Of Mobilization Of Local Communities To Adopt Technologies Of Genetically Modified Cotton (Abu Habil Scheme, Simeih Area)

Abstract This study was carried out to assess the impact of mobilization of local communities to adopt technologies for transgenic cotton Abu habil agricultural schem  Simeih area Rahad locality North Kordofan state. the Objectives of this Study was to find out some of personal characteristics of transgenic cotton farmers, and the relationship between personal characteristics of farmers and the mobilization of local communities, the relationship between personal characteristics of farm...

Advocacy And Women’s Rights In Lagos And Ogun States, Nigeria (1999-2015)

ABSTRACT The need to promote and protect women’s rights has occupied the frontline of global development agenda for over four decades. From the Millennium Development Goals (SDGs) to the ongoing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the gender question and its intersection with women’s rights have been linked with the attainment of sustainable development around the world. Despite the use of varied unilateral and multilateral advocacy tools by state and non-state actors in addressing the ...


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