The existence of skills gaps and mismatches has been widely documented in several developing countries. Tanzania is no exception here. Highly subsidised vocational education and ...
This paper is the first comprehensive study of Tanzanian Diversified Business Groups (DBGs) – conglomerates that encompass a variety of inter-linked, market-based economic activities, which are organised ...
Diversified business groups (DBGs) have played an important role in industrialisation in developing countries, and they continue to have an impact on economic growth, including ...
Trade misinvoicing and the resulting tax evasion are profoundly intertwined with the political economy of corruption and the development trajectory of Tanzania. Since the 1990s – ...
Read on for a full set of research summaries for SOAS-ACE projects in Tanzania. Understanding business development under regimes of capitalist accumulation in Tanzania Enhancing, ...
The health sector has long been identified as being one of the most corrupt in high-, middle- and low-income countries. It faces particular challenges given ...
Masuma Mamdani presented a poster showing the preliminary outcomes of her work on irregularities in Tanzania's healthcare system, including absenteeism and informal charges, at the ...
Tanzania’s public health system is stretched: financing is fragmented and reliant on external support, with increasing out-of-pocket payments; worker motivation is low, coupled with severe ...
Vocational skills development and the effective organisation of skills are crucial for countries to be able to enhance their industrial competitiveness and, as a result, ...
More skills, higher levels of skills, and different kinds of skills have to be developed and effectively organised if countries are to be able to ...
