Vol. 10 No. 2 (2002) | African Journal of Finance and Management

Published: 2018-08-22

Disaggregating the empowerment role of new orthodoxy micro credit schemes at the household level: the experience of pride Tanzania

Josephat Stephen Itika

1-13

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The contextual analysis of cashewnut industry in southern Tanzania after market liberalization

Dennis C. Rweyemamu

14-21

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The planning behaviour of small and medium enterprises in a developing economy: evidence from Botswana

Zelealem T. Temtime

22-32

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The CFA faced with the advent of the European currency (the Euro): present and future challenges

Visemih William Muffee

33-40

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Poverty reduction in Tanzania: financing experience and the way forward

Wilfred Mbowe

41-49

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Financial fraud and corruption: a comparative study of Zambia and Ireland

Nessan J. Ronan

50-58

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Credit and entrepreneurship development: case studies of entrepreneurs receiving credit from Pride, Meda, Crew and Sido in Tanzania

Eulalia I. Temba

59-71

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Financial development and economic growth: Kenya's experience

Nicholas Odhiambo

72-82

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Debt relief, foreign aid and prospects for poverty reduction in Tanzania

G.D. Mjema

83-93

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Disaggregating the empowerment role of new orthodoxy micro credit schemes at the household level: the experience of pride Tanzania

DOI:

The contextual analysis of cashewnut industry in southern Tanzania after market liberalization

DOI:

The planning behaviour of small and medium enterprises in a developing economy: evidence from Botswana

DOI:

The CFA faced with the advent of the European currency (the Euro): present and future challenges

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Poverty reduction in Tanzania: financing experience and the way forward

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Financial fraud and corruption: a comparative study of Zambia and Ireland

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Credit and entrepreneurship development: case studies of entrepreneurs receiving credit from Pride, Meda, Crew and Sido in Tanzania

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Financial development and economic growth: Kenya's experience

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Debt relief, foreign aid and prospects for poverty reduction in Tanzania

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