• Challenges and opportunities for implementing an intersectoral approach in malaria control in Tanzania 

  Mlozi, M.R.S; Rumisha, F.S; Mlacha, T; Bwana, V.M; Shayo, E.H; Mayala, B.K; Malima, R.C; Mashoto, K.O; Mboera, L.E.G (Tanzania Journal of Health Research, 2015)

  Background: Malaria is a complex health problem related to socio-economic and environmental factors that cut across a number of sectors. Establishing intersectoral linkages is important to facilitate joint efforts to ...
• Influence of irrigation water quality on soil salinization in semi-arid areas: a case study of Makutopora, Dodoma-Tanzania 

  Batakanwa, F.J; Mahoo, H.F; Kahimba, F.C (International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research, 2015)

  This research was carried out in Dodoma, at Makutopora Agricultural Research Institute. The main objective was to determine the influence of irrigation water on soil salinization in semi-arid areas. A total of 80 representative ...
• Health literacy and its correlates in the context of one health approach in Tanzania 

  Muhanga, M; Malungo, J.R.S (Co-operative and Business Studies, 2018)

  Health literacy is an important predictor of health outcomes, health care costs and utilization, yet most countries, Tanzania inclusive, lack health literacy measurements in their health datasets. A cross-sectional study ...
• Informal sector in urban areas in Tanzania: some socio-demographic, economic and legal aspects 

  Muhanga, M. (Science Publishing Company (SPC), 2017)

  Urban settings worldwide are homes to the informal sector due to the sector’s vast potentiality in terms of employment and income generation. Very little is found throughout the literature on the socio-demographic attributes ...
• Tanzania’s mining sector reforms: towards or away from Mwalimu Nyerere’s Ujamaa ideology 

  Muhanga, M (IISTE, 2016)

  Due to economic hardships Tanzania has been experiencing, which became particularly acute in the early 1980s, a number of strategies were devised to improve the prospects for development through rigorous and wideranging reforms ...

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