• Assessing Gender Relations in Ginantuzu Community in Simiyu Region of Tanzania 

  Maunde, R.M (Journal of Gender, Culture and Society, 2024-06-18)

  Concerns regarding gender relations vary depending on the context. Thus, this study assessed gender relations in the ginantuzu community of the Simiyu region in Tanzania. Specifically, the study determined community opinion ...
• Evaluating the Challenges Facing Single Parenting in Kigamboni District of Tanzania 

  Maunde, Regina M. (Eastern African Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2023-12-28)

  The study focuses on challenges facing single parenting in Tanzania and the Kigamboni district in particular. While most scholars asserted single parenting is ineffective in sub- Saharan Africa, little evidence is ...
• Lived Experience of Student Teenage Mothers1 in Higher Learning Institutions in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: Drives, Challenges and Support Systems 

  Maunde, Regina M. (Eastern African Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2024-07)

  This article explores the lived experiences of student teenage mothers in higher learning institutions in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. It specifically analyses the factors behind their drive for higher education, the ...
• Gender Implications of Child Marriage: Reflection from Section 13 of the Law of Marriage Act No. 5 of 1971 

  Mwakyambiki, Sarah Esil (East African Journal of Social and Applied Sciences (EAJ-SAS), 2023-06-30)

  This study examines the gender implications of the Law of Marriage Act, No. 5 of 1971, specifically in the context of Section 13. It also explores girls' attitudes towards child marriage and examines gender implications ...
• Navigating the Paradox of Decentralization by Devolution: An Evaluation of Public Healthcare Service Delivery in Developing Countries 

  Charles, Adam Matiko; Sarwatt, Africanus Calist; Yusuf, Omary Magasha (Eastern African Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2025-01-20)

  Decentralisation by devolution has emerged as a strategic approach in developing countries to enhance public healthcare service delivery through increased local responsiveness and community participation. However, this ...
• Juvenile Delinquency and The Law: Causes and Types of Crimes Committed in Temeke District, Tanzania 

  Mwakyambiki, Sarah E. (International Journal of Social Science and Human Research, 2025-01)

  Juvenile delinquency is a social malady that exposes youth to conflict with the law. Establishing causal factors of juvenile delinquency will help to prescribe effective measures for controlling diverted behaviour for the ...
• The Impact of Gender Based Violence on Women Life in Monduli District, Tanzania 

  Matage, Patric; Charles, Adam Matiko; Elizabeth, Sulluo Saqware; Chonya, Violeth Amon (International Journal of Current Science Research and Review, 2023-12)

  Gеndеr-basеd violence (GBV) remains a pervasive issue in Tanzania, with manifestations including physical, sexual, psychological, and socioeconomic violence. Despite efforts by the government, GBV continues to afflict the ...
• Community Perceptions and Engagements with Adult Education: A Case Study of Kigamboni and Temeke Municipalities in Dar es Salaam 

  Mwakyambiki, Sarah Esil (Journal of Adult Education in Tanzania, 2023-06)

  Despite extensive research efforts dedicated to adult education in postindependence five decades, illiteracy remains an enigmatic social challenge with no sustainable solution. This study assessed community awareness and ...
• Preferred Training Methods of Entrepreneurial Skills Among Women Food Vendors for Successful Operation of a Business in Ilala Municipality, Tanzania 

  Mkama, Sunday; Mark, D. P; Mohamed, F. (Tengeru Community Development Journal, 2020)

  This paper intends to determine the preferred training methods of entrepreneurial skills among women food vendors for successful operation of a business in Ilala Municipality. The study employed mixed method design ...
• Mediating Role of Process Innovation on the Relationship Between Entrepreneurial Training and Business Performance of Women Food Vendors in Ilala Municipality, Tanzania 

  Mkama, Sunday Isdory (Quality Festival, 2025)

  This study was aimed to investigate the mediating role of process innovation on the relationship between entrepreneurial training and the business performance of women food vendors in Ilala Municipality, Tanzania. ...
• The Contribution of Customary Land Titles to Rural Women’s Economic Empowerment in Tanzania: A Case Study of Mbozi District, Songwe Region. 

  HASUNGA, Flora (the Open University of Tanzania, 2024)

  This study examines the contribution of Customary Land Titles (CLTs) to the economic empowerment of rural women. Specifically, the study aimed to analyse the policy environment surrounding women’s access to CLTs in Tanzania; ...
• Building Holistic Security: Addressing Security Risks of Women Peacebuilders Through Partnerships’ 

  Ozgunes, Neslihan; Nyange, Tatu; Dalak, Eva (Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice,, 2023)

  Women peacebuilders inevitably face risks and insecurity in their daily work. International partners have an important role to play in supporting their safety and protection. Understanding women peacebuilders’ roles ...
• Gender-Based Violence and Legal Aid Services Interventions Among Rural Women In Morogoro Rural And Kongwa Districts, Tanzania. 

  Nyange, Tatu; Lyimo, Joyce G.; Sikira, Anna (International Journal of Asian Social Science, 2016)

  Several initiatives have been implemented to promote human rights targeting women. Despite, Legal Aid Services (LAS) provided to women, violation of human rights manifested in the form of Gender Based Violence (GBV) is ...
• Status of Gender and Top Leadership Positions: Influencing Impediments in Zanzibar, Tanzania 

  Kalumanga, Venance E.; Nyange, Tatu; Mponzi, Wende; Mahena, Lilian (Journal of Policy and Development Studies (JPDS), 2023)

  Globally, efforts have been made to attain gender equality in all aspects of life, these efforts includes increasing number of women to occupy top leadership position in the government and private sectors. Regardless ...
• Legal Aid Service Interventions And Women Empowerment: A Case Of Morogoro Rural And Kongwa Districts, Tanzania 

  Nyange, Tatu; Sikira, anna; Lyimo, Joyce G. (International Journal of Asian Social Science, 2017)

  Legal Aid Service (LAS) intervention is considered to have an influence on women empowerment through raising awareness of women towards their rights. Using Kongwa and Morogoro Rural districts as study areas, a study ...
• Women’s Attitude Towards Violence Against Women In Relation To Legal Aid Service Interventions In Morogoro Rural And Kongwa Districts, Tanzania 

  Nyange, Tatu; Sikira, anna; Lyimo, Joyce G. (International Journal of Asian Social Science, 2017)

  Understanding of women’s attitude toward Gender Based Violence (GBV) against Women in the context of LAS is crucial for effective utilization of the service and prevention strategies. Thus this study examines attitude ...
• Gender Dynamics and Women’s Empowerment: A Case of Small Scale Fish Business in Mwanza Region, Tanzania 

  Gibe, Advera Mang’are (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2024-02)

  Women play important roles in fisheries, fishing and fish trading. However, they are a disadvantaged group in the fishing sub-sector; as a result, their levels of empowerment and business development have remained ...
• 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 ...
• 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 ...

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