• Analysis of competitiveness of textile industries in Morogoro and Dar es salaam regions, Tanzania 

  Fasha, G.S; Itika, D (An International Journal of Basic and Applied Research, 2021)

  Tanzania is promoting industrialization with a motive to attain the middle economy status and broaden employment opportunities to the country’s population. This study analysed the competitiveness of textile industries ...
• SME’s perception of product liability on product innovation of pre-packed food products in Tanzania 

  Masanda, M (Sokoine University of Agriculture., 2021)

  The Tanzanian food market is saturated with processed food. The study aimed at investigating the perception of product liability rules (i.e. manufacture, design, and failure to warn defects) on pre-packed food product ...
• SME’s perception of product liability on product innovation of pre-packed food products in Tanzania 

  Masanda, M (TAJAS, 2021)

  The Tanzanian food market is saturated with processed food. The study aimed at investigating the perception of product liability rules (i.e. manufacture, design, and failure to warn defects) on pre-packed food product ...
• Effects of credit management practices on performance of women owned Smes in Morogoro municipality Tanzania 

  Mutalemwa, Doris F (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  This study investigated the effects of credit management practices on the performance of women owned SMEs in Morogoro Municipality. Specifically, the study addressed the following specific objectives (i) to assess credit ...
• Livelihood assessments among small-holder farmers in the Southern agricultural growth corridor in Tanzania: Lessons from households in ihemi cluster 

  Fasha, G. S; Minde, A. (Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2020)

  The study on which this paper is based assessed livelihoods of smallholder farmers in Ihemi cluster. Specifically, the study looked at the identification of institutional factors governing the use of water and land ...
• Service performance and customer satisfaction as antecedents of corporate reputation: A comparative analysis between local and foreign banks in Tanzania 

  Fasha, George S (Business Education Journal, 2021)

  The competitiveness of commercial banks is of vital importance for a developing country that is striving to enhance the standard of living of its citizens by ensuring an expansion of banking services. This study compared ...
• Cultural orientations as antecedent of customers’ perceptions of banking services: evidences from Tanzanian banking industry 

  Fasha, George S. (Business Education Journal, 2021)

  The paper examined how the cultural orientations influence customers’ perception on the banking services offered in the Tanzanian banking by carrying out a comparison between foreign and local banks. The sample size of ...
• Customers’ perception on service performance: A comparative analysis between foreign and local banks in Tanzania 

  Fasha, G, S. (The Pan-African Journal of Business Management, 2020)

  This study was a comparative study of the level of service performance between foreign and local banks. It focused on customers’ perception of service performance. This comparison was purposely done due to the fact ...
• Agribusiness CSR Practices on the Establishment of Underdeveloped Supply Chains: Evidence from Tanzania 

  Nandonde, F. A.; Liana, P.J.; Sachs, P. (2017)

  The rise of modern food retailing in developing economies is criticised for marginalising the small scale agribusiness actors. The marginalisation is due to high requirements on delivery and set food standards which are ...
• Commercial Bank Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in Tanzania 

  Nandonde, F. A.; Sachs, P. (Springer, 2017)

  The present chapter offers a preliminary exploration of the CSR issues being addressed and reported by five commercial banks in Tanzania. These issues are illustrated through an examination of how CSR is operationalized ...
• Building Commitment in Supplier–Retailer Relationship in Developing Economies: The Case of Tanzania 

  Nandonde, Felix Adamu (Sage, 2019)

  This article investigates the establishment of commitment in developing economies between suppliers and retailers. Previous studies in supplier–retailer commitment relationship used data only from one side. Furthermore, ...
• Factors limiting the flow of food innovation ideas from modern food retailers to local food suppliers in Tanzania 

  Nandonde, Felix Adamu (Routledge, 2019)

  This paper explores factors that constrain the flow of innovation ideas among downstream actors in the food value chain in Tanzania. Prior focus was on the improvement of products, but the influence of downstream actors ...
• Exploring Foreign Tourists’ Image of Tanzania: A Factorial Analysis Approach 

  Nandonde, Felix Adamu (Routledge, 2015)

  In the last decade, the economy of African continent and Tanzania in particular has witnessed a business boom of the tourism sector. While the sector has continued to grow and become a dependable source of direct and ...
• Factors influencing consumers’ supermarket visitation in developing economies: The case of Ghana 

  Schmidt, Dadzie H.; Nandonde, Felix Adamu (Elsevier, 2019)

  The purpose of this chapter is to explore the factors that influence consumers in developing economies, and specifically in Ghana into shopping in the supermarkets. A convenience sampling technique was used to collect data ...
• Perspectives of retailers and local food suppliers on the evolution of modern retail in Africa 

  Nandonde, Felix Adamu; Kuada, John (Emerald, 2018)

  Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to present the findings of an exploratory qualitative study of the evolution of modern food retailing in Tanzania ( from both retailers and suppliers’ perspectives). Design/method ...
• Modern food retailing buying behaviour in Africa: the case of Tanzania 

  Nandonde, Felix Adamu; Kuada, John (Emerald, 2016)

  Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore modern food retail buyers’ behaviour in developing economies using the case of Tanzania. This paper provides an insight into the decision-making practice of modern food ...
• "International firms in Africa's food retail business-emerging issues and research agenda 

  Nandonde, Felix Adamu; Kuada, John (Emerald, 2016)

  Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe the state of the retail sector in Sub-Saharan Africa, to point out the lack of information on some critical issues and to raise some questions about relevant topics for ...
• Relationship Establishment in SCM in a Market with Enforcement and Regulation Challenges: Case of Tanzania 

  Nandonde, Felix, Adamu; Nguni, Winnie (IGI Global, 2016)

  In absence of effective state institutions, informal and private sector operations tend to govern the market. This problem is evident in the petroleum industry in Tanzania. However, little is known about how players ...
• Consumers’ Reaction towards Involvement of Large Retailers in Selling Fair-Trade Coffee: The Case of the United Kingdom 

  Nandonde, Felix, Adamu (AJOL, 2012)

  Since 2002, the year the concept of own label on fair trade products was introduced in the United Kingdom, grievances have started to come out. The Fairtrade Labelling Organisation (FLO) has continued to be criticised ...
• Factors determining the rise of modern food retailing in East Africa: Evidence from Tanzania 

  Nandonde, Felix, Adamu; Kuada, John (Routledge, 2018)

  The food retail sector has undergone dramatic changes in the East African Community (EAC) since the beginning of this century. Both African and non-African international retail firms have entered the market and have gradually ...

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