The African Journal of Finance and Management (AJFM)


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The African Journal of Finance and Management (AJFM) is a distinguished bi-annual publication hosted by the Institute of Finance Management (IFM). This multidisciplinary journal offers a platform for research articles surrounding the application of financial principles and management practices in the African context, addressing the unique challenges and opportunities present in the region. Key areas of focus include: Accounting, Auditing and Assurance Services, Corporate Governance, Emerging Themes in Finance and Management, Investment Management, and Public Finance.

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The African Journal of Finance and Management (AJFM) : Volume 4, Issue 2
Insurance Perspective: Causes and effects of industrial fires
Msalangi, H.
Fires do not simply happen. They are almost always caused by a hazardous act. Lack of suitable written material 011 different causes of fires that have occurred in Tanzania makes it difficult to diagnose and suggest appropriate­ ate remedial measur...
1996-07-01
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The Prerequisites for an Effective External Debt Management: The Tanzania Experience
Mwandenga, A.
Tanzania's external debt has grown unchecked since mid 1970s. T le country's capacity to repay external debt did not match; neither was it considered in the loan procurement process. Pragmatism requires chat tile count'?' re-examine its commitment to...
1996-07-01
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Copyright protection of computer programmes in Tanzania: A plea for legislative intervention
Mnyele, G.
The downing of computer age with its attendant technological and scientific consequences has brought in new problems in relation to traditional regime of international and domestic regime of intellectual property law. For instance, if I may revisit t...
1996-07-01
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The Sales Tax System in Tanzania 1978-1994: Revenue Performance
Shekidele, C.
Sales tax was introduced in Tanzania in 1969 with the main object of increasing revenue and reduce reliance on income taxation which was then the major source of tax revenue. Being a single stage sales tax it has a narrow tax base which forced the sy...
1996-07-01
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Marketing and Information Technology (IT) are now feeding back to Each other
Mkusa, E.
While IT has had an impact in marketing performance, its use is giving a feedback to marketing. Marketing requires more information to improve performance and in this way is exerting IT to produce larger capacity equipment and systems. As companies i...
1996-07-01
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The Case for Privatisation
Chinyoka, S. Magembe, B. Ronan, N. Shilinda, J.
The period of the late 1980s and early 1990 has witnessed the business community world over being increasingly concerned with trio aspects of productivity, efficiency and accountability. Discussions about these issues have tendered to cut across both...
1996-07-01
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SAPs And Trends of Industrial Trade in Tanzania
Shitundu, J. Mjema, G.
For more than a decade now a number of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) countries have, willingly (or otherwise) accepted to implement Structural Adjustment Programmes (SAPs) as a response to serious economic imbalances that have dominated the economic...
1996-07-01
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