• Realizing the Benefits of Tanzania’s Standard Gauge Railway Flagship Project. A Marketing Mix Perspective 

  Muya1, *Francis; Mganilwa2, Zacharia M.D.; Mgaya 3, Prosper L. (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  The Government of Tanzania has invested heavily in Flagship Projects specifically the nation's transport infrastructures to ensure that every part of the country is accessible. These include road and railway infrastructures, ...
• Public Transport Service Reliability in Dar es Salaam City, Tanzania: A Case of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) 

  G.P1, *Msumanje,; Runyoro2, A. (National Institute of Transport, 2021)

  The main problems of BRT service users are delays and overcrowding at stations and in buses during peak hours. This situation causes low region productivity, accidents, insecurity, poor students’ academic performance ...
• Public-Private-Partnerships, Public-Private-Partnerships Regulations, Road Transport Infrastructure, Financing 

  Luwavi1, *Eva; Luge2, Jafari; Muya3, Francis; Rugemalira4 `, Julius (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  Developing countries face inadequate resources for funding road infrastructures. This has amalgamated the public and private sectors into a mutually beneficial relationship through Public Private Partnerships (PPPs). ...
• Constraints for the Public Private Partnerships in the Tanzania Transport Sector: A Case of Selected Port and Railway Projects 

  Rugemalira1, *Julius; Ipyana2, Londaga; Kitomo3, Daudi; Luge4, Jafari; Luwavi5, Eva (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  Contracting Authorities continue to implement projects using conventional financing mechanisms. The study aimed to explore constraints in implementing PPP projects. The study examined the nature of ongoing PPP transport ...
• Assessing the Factors influencing Road Transport Infrastructure Sustainability in Tanzania: Mediating Influence of Technology 

  1Francis, Moses*,; Lusohoka, 1Zakeyo; Kitalima, 1Ambali; Majami, 1Eliud; Muya, 1Francis (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  Sustainability concerns on Tanzania’s road transport infrastructure are mounting, calling for research in this area. This study examines technology’s mediating role in sustainability. It explores links among Economic ...
• Institutional and Legal Framework Governing Commercial Motorcycle Taxis: Challenges and way Forward, Dar es Salaam, Tanzani 

  Luambano, H.; Tulizo, C. (National Institute of Transport, 2020)

  Formulation and implementation of a coordinated strategy for public transportation depends on a well-defined authority and responsible system of administration. The lack of efficiency strategy leads to the failure of ...
• Electronic Procurement Adoption in Public Procuring Entities in Tanzania 

  *1Mabina, B.K ,; Ryoba, 1C.; Shatta, 1D.N. (National Institute of Transport, 2017)

  This study was carried out following the general outcry of poor implementation of electronic procurement in public procuring entities in Tanzania. The general objective of this study was to examine the challenges faced ...
• Determinants of E-Procurement Adoption Model and their Performances in Tanzani 

  *Shatta, D.N.1,; Luge2, J.S.; Mihayo3, S.K. (National Institute of Transport, 2021)

  The objective of this study was to assess the determinants of e-procurement adoption model and their performances in Tanzania. The study adopted a cross-sectional survey research design. A stratified sampling technique ...
• Impacts of Standard Gauge Railway Project on Tanzania Economy Amidst and After Completion 

  Nkunda, Richard Manase (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project in Tanzania flashed a lot of rumours and suggestions among citizens on opportunities and threats. This paper described the impacts of the SGR project on Tanzania economy during and ...
• Analysis of the Inland Container Deports Operation in Tanzania: Service Quality and Challenges Perspective 

  * Eliakunda, W.K.E.; Chingalame, N.E.; Mashoke, M. (National Institute of Transport, 2018)

  The study examines the extent under which the operation of Inland container deports (ICDs) in Tanzania meet the required international standards. Specifically the focus was to examine to what extent ICDs relieve port ...
• Nominal GSM-R Radio Network Design for Signalling and Train Control Systems: Case Study Dar-Moro Electrified SGR Line in Tanzania 

  1Kenedy A., Greyson*,; Rugumira, 1Georgia; Yusufu, 1Afidhu (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  The recent development of High-Speed Trains (HST) operations requires real-time information transfer, high network capacity, and reliable communication for train signalling and control purposes. Rail operators face ...
• Adherence to Road Safety Laws and Regulations in Tanzania: Case of Commercial Motorcycle Taxi Operators in Dar es Salaam 

  Luambano1, *Hans; Lusohoka2, Zakeyo; Kimario3, Adela; Luwavi4, Eva; Rugemalira5, Julius (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  Commercial Motorcycle Taxis (CMTs) account for a significant number of road crashes and injuries in Tanzania. The fundamental question is whether commercial motorcycle operators in Tanzania adhere to the set road traffic ...
• Perceived Robustness and Efficacy of Procurement Risk Controls: a Tanzanian Public Sector Contex 

  *Uswege, S.I.1; Yamlinga2, B.G. (National Institute of Transport, 2021)

  Public organizations have repeatedly failed to fulfil their promise of achieving value for money due to their over-reliance in procurement management and neglecting the need to astutely manage procurement risks. This ...
• Market Entry Modes for SMES in Handcrafts Sub-Sector in Tanzania: The Case of Dar es Salaam 

  1Machumu, T.J,; Misafi, H.P; Clashon, L.O. (National Institute of Transport, 2018)

  This paper focuses on the market entry modes for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in handcraft sub-sector in Tanzania. The fundamental argument is that, although much has been done on market entry mode for SMEs ...
• Environmentally Responsible Behavior among Consumers in Tanzania: A Descriptive Analysis of ECOSCALE Dimensions 

  Muya1, *Francis; Mligo2, Emmanuel; Moses3, Francis; Ngaiza4, Doreen; Mihayo5, Leticia (2023)

  This study examined how Tanzania consumers are environmentally responsible as an intervention to ensure sustainable environmental protection. This is an area which contain anecdotal findings in Tanzania despite growing ...
• The Influence of Marketing Skills Training on Small and Medium Enterprises Export Performance in Tanzania 

  J1, *Luge,S.; Mapunda2, R.R.; Kitomo3, D.; Mihayo3b, S.K. (National Institute of Transport, 2021)

  The Government of Tanzania through different institutions has introduced policies and strategies to uplift Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) export performance. Together with a number of strategies developed, the ...
• Analysis of Tanzania - European Union (EU) Trade Relations and Lessons for Future Trade Arrangements 

  1 Ryoba, C.; Mabina, 1B.K.; Muya, 1F. (National Institute of Transport, 2017)

  This paper analyses trade relations between Tanzania and the European Union (EU) 28 Member States. The paper’s objectives were to analyse trade integration between Tanzania and the EU, make a comparative analysis of ...
• Comparison of the Benefits Available in Domestic and Foreign Markets for Tanzanian Fish Traders 

  F.1, *Muya,; Shatta1, D.N.; Mabina1, B.; Ryoba1, C. (2017)

  This study identified and compared benefits available in the domestic and foreign markets for possible exploitation by Tanzanian fish traders. The methodology used in this study was qualitative in nature utilizing ...
• Commercial Motorcycle Operations in Tanzania: An Analysis on Youth Livelihood Improvement in Dar es Salaam City 

  Luambano, 1Hans; Lusohoka, 2Zakeyo; Mshana, 1Zainabu; Kimario, 2Adela; Moses, 2Francis (National Institute of Transport, 2023)

  The commercial motorcycle industry is growing rapidly in many developing countries, including Tanzania, where there are 589,936 registered commercial motorcycle taxis, with approximately 35,000 operating in Dar es ...
• Evaluation of Customer Satisfaction with Electronic Banking Service in Tanzania 

  B.K., *1Mabina,; Muya, 1F. (National Institute of Transport, 2017)

  This study evaluated the extent to which the customers are satisfied with commercial banks e-banking in the course of using e-banking services of the commercial banks in Tanzania. The study used questionnaires that ...

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