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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2023): Tanzania Journal of Sociology
Vol. 9 No. 2 (2023): Tanzania Journal of Sociology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56279/tajoso.v9i2
Published:
2024-04-22
Articles
Effectiveness of Electoral Violence Prevention Mechanisms: Insights from Malawi
Rodrick Henry
1-18
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Public Sector Reform in Tanzania: Implementation of the National Five-Year Development Plan Towards Social Service Provision
Gelas Rubakula
19-32
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The Implication of Mothers’ Full-Time Labour Force Participation on Early Childcare and Outcome: A Case Study of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Ignasia Paskal Mbatta
33-46
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Challenges of Online Dating among the Youths in the Contemporary World: Experiences of Undergraduates
Bolu-Steve, F.N, Nasiru, A.O, Agubosi, L.O
47-67
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The Need of Online Counselling to Enhance Mental Health among Students in Higher Learning Institutions in Tanzania
Bernadetha, Gabriel Rushahu
68-83
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The Psychosocial Experiences of Unintended Pregnancies among University Students: A Case of University of Dar as Salaam Female Students
Emanuel Ismael Maphie
84-103
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Role of Social Workers in Identifying Challenges and Developing Skills in Children with Learning Disabilities
Trichal Mamta
104-118
From De-Emphasizing Public Health and Social Measures for Covid-19 to Vaccine Acceptance: An Analysis of Two Tanzanian Administration’s Responses to Covid-19
Simon Mutebi
119-135
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Towards Decolonization of Evaluation Practices: A Critical Reflection of Participatory Evaluation Methodologies in Less Developed Countries
Zabron Kengera
136-151
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Reverting Woodlots to Crop Fields in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania
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‘Ukijianika Utaanuliwa’: Urban Refugees’ Self-identity Formation and Interpersonal Communication during Dar es Salaam Acculturation
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