10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «SEMBOJA»
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semboja in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
semboja and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Transitional economic policy and policy options in Tanzania
Published for the Economic and Social Research Foundation, this study updates information on the state of Tanzania's economy, and establishes a benchmark against which the performance of the present (third phase) government is likely to be ...
S. M. Wangwe, Haji Semboja, Paula Tibandebage, 1998
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Local Perspectives on Globalisation: The African Case
These essays review Africa's economic perfomance over the last two decades from a contemporary historical perspective and also the literature.
Joseph Semboja, Juma Volter Mwapachu, Eduard Jansen, 2002
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Peasant Intellectuals: Anthropology and History in Tanzania
Kimweri's son Semboja had gone to the chiefdom of Gare as a young boy of about eight, with his mother's brother (a Gare man) as guardian, educator, temporary judge, collector of tribute, and coordinator of rites for the welfare of the land.
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A Modern History of Tanganyika - Halaman 99
In the fragmentation following Kimweri's death, such central power as survived lay with Semboja at Mazinde. His son, Kimweri Maguvu, was a puppet king in Vugha. Their rivals were the relatives of the dead Shekulwavu - his brother, Kibanga, ...
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The Making of a Periphery: Economic Development and ...
According to Semboja,1 donors are poorly informed about the advantages and disadvantages of these institutional channels of development cooperation within existing Tanzanian structures. This can be partly explained by the two drastic ...
Pekka Seppälä, Bertha Koda, 1998
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Fixing African Economies: Policy Research for Development
Samuel M. Wangwe, Haji H. Semboja, and Lucie Colvin Phillips This chapter is part of the outcome of a larger initiative under the Equity and Growth Through Economic Research (EAGER) Project on what has been learned about the uses of ...
Lucie Colvin Phillips, Diery Seck, 2004
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Liberalised Development in Tanzania: Studies on ... - Halaman 161
Studies on Accumulation Processes and Local Institutions Peter Gibbon. schools in non-government hands is almost identical to the national proportion for 1991 given by Semboja (1992). In the field of health, the state remained the main ...
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Taxation and State-Building in Developing Countries: ... - Halaman 126
Many local governments relied heavily on simple physical coercion to collect the poll tax, including roadblocks manned by the local militia or police and village-by-village invasions by collectors (Fjeldstad and Semboja 2001). The use of ...
Deborah Brautigam, Odd-Helge Fjeldstad, Mick Moore, 2008
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The Kilindi, by Abdallah Bin Hemedi 'lAjjemy - Halaman 189
The day we left we heard that Semboja had entered Vuga and he was Sultan of Vuga. We said, It is not true. How can that force take Vuga, when it is full of people? When 15 we had gone on to Bonde (Mkuzi) we heard that Semboja had ...
Abdallah bin' Hemedi 'lAjjemy, J. W. T. Allen, 1963
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New Growth and Poverty Alleviation Strategies for Africa: ...
tutions decreased their participation in rural finance (Khijjah, 2004; Semboja, 2004; Reweyemamu, et al., 2003). Several private banks were established but the majority of them operate only in urban areas. Commercial bank credits to the ...
