ABSTRACT Within a sociolinguistic scope, the present research work was set to examine language changes or more precisely, dialect changes at the level of vocabulary in Pemba speech community. The purpose of this dissertation was to create awareness among language users of the need to be current with our knowledge of lexis. Also, it serves to exemplify many vocabulary items that have undergone change in various ways. Primary data were collected directly from direct elicitation from old aged pe...
ABSTRACT The role of political parties on shaping the Government of National Unity (GNU) was determined in this study. To accomplish the study different members of the two political parties (CCM and CUF) in urban west regions of Zanzibar were involved. The information about role played by political parties in the formation and shaping of GNU, strategies that can be employed by political parties on shaping the GNU were determined. The data was collected through questionnaires and interviews a...
ABSTRACT This study was intended to assess the effectiveness of Fiscal Incentives on the FDI promotion in Zanzibar, using a descriptive survey design. A total 60 respondents were selected from ZRB, TRA and ZIPA. Information was collected from the respondents using focus group discussion, structured interview and documentary review and analysed by SPSS and MS-Excel. The results indicate that fiscal incentives play a great role in FDI promotion and attraction in Zanzibar. The roles of corporat...
ABSTRACT The study investigated the role of FDIs in transfer of technology to indigenous in Tanzania. The study assessed the impact Geita Gold Mining (GGM) in transfer of technology to artisanal and small scale miners (ASMs) in Geita district, specifically in Lwamgasa ASM centre. The study employed a case study design in which data were collected as both qualitative and quantitative through, survey, interview, and observation. The sample of 97 ASMs and 4 mining technicians from Geita Mineral...
ABSTRACT This study highlighted the nature and extent of gender inequality in Zanzibar. The study examine the reasons for gender inequality and focus in Urban District. It also explored the measures that could be taken to reduce gender inequality in this area to both individual and institutions. It involved a number of theoretical frameworks including learning theory and related paradigms like Liberal Feminists, Marxists –tradition and Poststructuralist theories and other concepts. A case ...
ABSTRACT This study explored how Distance Education has changed English language teaching in Zanzibar primary schools. The study were guided by three specific objectives which were: examine the improvement of English language proficiency among teachers who have undergone DE programme in teaching in Zanzibar primary schools, to evaluate the effectiveness of English classroom activities that are related to the knowledge of grammar for the teachers who have joined DE programme in Zanzibar and t...
ABSTRACT The Road Maintenance Management Systems (RMMS) refers to a system used to process and store road and bridge inventory, traffic, condition, and related information, for highway and programming planning to enable sustainable use of roads. RMMS has been implemented in Tanzania for at most in all regions that compose the whole road network through keeping a road database, organizing a maintenance policy resultant for economic optimum and developing a maintenance multi-annual programming...
ABSTRACT This work aimed at assessing Kibena endangerment basing on intergenerational language transmission parameter. The researcher worked on three objectives which were; domains of its use, the role of intermarriages and speakers‟ attitudes as a motivating factor behind transmitting it to younger generations. He carried out this study in Uwemba, Mtwango and Kidugala villages in Njombe and Wanging‟ombe districts in Southern Highlands of Tanzania. In the study, the researcher used both ...
ABSTRACT This study has been done as an attempt to describe the two processes in morphologyinflection and derivation, how they apply to Kisukuma language, while paying attention to the Jinakiiya dialect which is spoken in some parts of Shinyanga and Simiyu regions. The study is undertaken considering the fact that languages of the world differ morphologically in a number of ways. The objective of the study is to describe the nature of derivation and inflection in nouns, verbs and adjectives ...
ABSTRACT The study aimed at assessing on the use of social media in improving Tanzania‟s foreign relations, using Tanzania‟s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation (TMFAEAC) as a case study. Objectively, the study determined the level of awareness among the employees of TMFAEAC on the use of social media for improving Tanzania foreign relations, identified the ways social media are used for political benefit for Tanzania foreign relations, explored the extent of use of ...
ABSTRACT The study informs about the Pogolo personal names. It particularly informs the semantics, morphology of Pogolo personal names, as well as the sociolinguistic interpretation of the names. Using the descriptive research design coupled with the qualitative approach, data were generated through interviews, focus group discussion (FGD) and documentation. 28 informants were purposively and snowball sampled from Mwaya, Ruaha, and Chilombola wards of the southern part of Ulanga to inform th...
ABSTRACT This study assesses the Community Policing Discourse in Conflict Resolution among Protesters in Unlawful Demonstrations in Tanzania. It is a sort of case study carried out in Dodoma Municipality. It was guide by three specific objectives which are: to investigate how community policing language in conflict resolution helps to prevent crimes, to determine the extent to which language used by police reflects actual community policing in unlawful demonstrations; and to evaluate the eff...
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ABSTRACT The English language has always been a concern of the educational system worldwide, Today, English is not just a compulsory subject or a medium of instruction, it is a must for most jobs in many countries. The study focused on The Challenges of Using English Language in Tanzanian Colleges: A Case of College of Business Education, Dodoma Campus. The study employed cross-sectional survey research designs in which one hundred (100) students and twenty (20) instructors (n=120) from the C...
ABSTRACT This study focused on Challenges of Cooperative Techniques in Improving the English Language Competence in Secondary Schools particularly in Namtumbo District. The study was based on the Interaction Model which stipulates that “the development of language competence is promoted by face to face interaction or communication.” The study was qualitative and quantitative in nature. Descriptions presented qualitative data and tabulations demonstrated quantitative data. The subjects for...