• Impact of Managing Selous-Niassa Wildlife Corridor on Socio Economic Activities 

  Zellah, Adili Y.; Mombo, Felister (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  Management of wildlife corridors in Eastern and Southern African countries plays a critical role in maintaining connected ecosystems and promoting both ecological and socioeconomic benefits. However, these corridors ...
• Enhancing Food Security for Smallholder Farmers in a Changing Climate Environment: A Case of Ismani Division, Iringa District - Tanzania 

  Kihupi, Mary L. (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  Climate change presents significant hurdles to food security, particularly for smallholder farmers and vulnerable populations in developing nations. Consequently, responses to climate change and variability play a ...
• Navigating Gender Challenges in Advancing the Blue Economy: Insights from Zanzibar 

  Mwakyambiki, Sarah E. (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  Zanzibar, an archipelago in East Africa, holds significant potential for leveraging the blue economy for economic growth. However, entrenched gender disparities pose obstacles to achieving inclusive development. This ...
• Assessment of Workplace Counselling Satisfaction to Employees in Public Institutions: A Case Study of Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 

  Kishoma, Hanifa A.; Daninga, Phillip D. (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  The study aimed to assess workplace counselling satisfaction to employees in public institutions by using the Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology as a case study. A case study design was adopted. The study ...
• Graduates’ Digital Literacy and Employability in Tanzania: A Review of Required Competencies 

  Mahundu, Fabian Gallus (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  This study comprehensively reviewed the literature on the essential digital literacy skills required for graduates to enhance their employability in today's Tanzania labour market. The researcher obtained the articles ...
• Assessing Government Actors' Knowledge of Community Participation in Health Governance in Dodoma, Central Tanzania 

  Babune, George Julius (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  Community participation (CP) has been recognized as the key principle in health governance. Yet, knowledge of its effective applicability varied. This paper assessed the government health actors' knowledge of CP in ...
• Reforms Towards Ethical Leadership for Effective Public Service Delivery in Tanzania: Perspectives from the Local Government Authorities 

  Maliganya, Willy; Badi, Lwidiko (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  Globally, transparent, accountable, and efficient governance for the sustainable development of nations requires ethical leadership. The unethical behaviour among leaders has been widely spread among organizations in ...
• Relevance of Strategies in Addressing Sexual Violence among Students in Selected Secondary Schools in Mzimba District, Malawi 

  Lungu, Angella; Babune, George Julius (the mwalimu nyerere memorial academy, 2024)

  The purpose of this study was to explore the implementation of strategies for addressing sexual violence among students in selected secondary schools of Mzimba district. The study was conducted in three secondary schools ...
• The Impact of Client Service Charter on Corruption Reduction in Tanzania Public Sector: A Case of Kigamboni Municipal Council 

  Evarist, Augustino; Sanga, Ben (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  Despite the noble intentions behind the client service charter in public sector service delivery, there have been cases of power abuse and corruption by certain service providers. Favouritism, privileges, and biases ...
• Leaders with Milestones: China's Leadership Role in National Development and Strategic Insights for Tanzania Considering Behavioural Leadership Theory 

  Mnyavanu, Adam Michael; Mtoi, Edna H. (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  China’s transformation from a poor developing nation into an economic giant today offers a great lesson for Tanzania. In this paper, the authors put the discourse on leadership for Tanzania in the context of lessons ...
• Constitutionalism and Transfer of Power in Central and West Africa 

  Mosha, Ambiliasia; Karisti, Mnyako (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  One of the phenomena that Africa and the world are currently witnessing is a chain of military takeovers of countries’ highest offices, the state, in Central and West Africa’s states. This phenomenon symbolizes the ...
• Towards People-centered Development in Africa: The Need to Africanise Social Sciences 

  Kavishe, Angela M. (The Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy, 2024)

  People-centred development philosophy is one of the important visionary ambitions of Africanists like Mwalimu Nyerere, geared towards founding economic and technological development with a human eye. This was possible ...
• The Knowledge of Climate Change among the Paddy Farmers of Kahama District, Shinyanga Region Versus Meteorological Data 

  Lunyelele, Samwel P.; Zellah, Adili Y. (International Journal of Environment and Climate Change, 2024-05-25)

  The study investigated the knowledge of the paddy farmers of Kahama District on climate versus three decades meteorological data in the District. Cross sectional research design was employed on which a randomly selected ...
• “Bring fishermen at the center”: the value of local knowledge for understanding fisheries resources and climate-related changes in Lake Tanganyika 

  Bulengela, Gideon; Onyango, Paul; Brehm, Joan; Sweke, Emmanuel; Staehr, Peter (Springer Link, 2020-08-28)

  In this paper, we discuss the value of local knowledge of fishermen from Kigoma, along the North Eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika, regarding fish and climate-related issues of the lake. We explore how that knowledge can ...
• Warming up the Climate Change Debate: A Critical Review on the North-South Debate and the Position of Forest- dependent Communities 

  Bulengela, Gideon (International Journal of Advance Study and Research Work, 2019-10)

  Climate change has attracted the attention of scientists, researchers, politicians, organizations and other people who dwell on the planet earth. Among other things, the controversy over what climate change constitutes ...
• Exploring the agentic power in fishery: reflections from fishing communities of Lake Tanganyika, Kigoma, Tanzania 

  Bulengela, Gideon; Onyango, Paul (Springer, 2019)

  One of the central concerns of fisheries management is to understand the dynamics in the human-environment interactions especially in the context of the observed declining fish resources. This paper examines how agentic ...
• Reclaiming Ancestral Heritage: The Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) and People’s Access to Forest Resources 

  Bulengela, Gideon (Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Studies (JHSSS), 2020-01-31)

  Climate change poses challenge to the global society. Different measures have been set off in an attempt to address the problem. Among the recent adopted options is the “Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and ...
• Beyond rules and regulations: understanding the cultural and social signifcance of beach seine fshery on Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania 

  Brehm, Joan; Bulengela, Gideon; Onyango, Paul (Springer, 2021-11-16)

  In an effort to restore fisheries health, the Tanzanian Government implemented policies that make the use of beach seines illegal. However, these efforts have been largely unsuccessful and there is a lack of understanding ...
• Rethinking the Role of Institutions in Water Resource Governance in Tanzania: What is Still Missing? 

  Bulengela, Gideon (European Journal of Theoretical and Applied Sciences, 2024)

  The question of how the government would ensure water supply for its people while protecting the environment remains a challenging endeavour. Emerging water resource management challenges have driven governments to reform ...
• Does Staff Training Influence Employees’ Performance? Some Reflections From Kigamboni Municipal Council, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania 

  Mohd, Aziza; Bulengela, Gideon; Staff Training (Management and Economics Research Journal, 2024-01-05)

  The link between training and employee performance is critical to human resources management. Though studies have demonstrated the influence of training on employee performance, few studies have attempted to explore this ...

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