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 6, Issue 2
Adopting Information Technology: A challenge for the public sector in Botswana
Ketsitlile, P. Othata, O.
Much development has taken place in the advancement of Information Technology as a means of enhancing delivery strategies in all sectors of the economies of most developing and developed countries. However, one sector of the economy which appears t...
1998-07-01
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Communicating Corporate Culture for Organizational Development
Mwaijande, F.
The understanding of cultural dimensions in organizational behavior is one approach of looking at specific elements under organizational behavior that could be considered in improving organizational performance. This article looks at corporate cultur...
1998-07-01
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Optimization of Investments Decisions. Is the undeveloped world skipping the opportunity?
Said, M.
One of the basic principles of solving problems is separating the problem-solving phase from implementation. It is believed, in most cases, that if a correct algorithm is pursued in the problem-solving phase, then implementation is likely to lead to...
1998-07-01
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Some Theoretical Considerations in Marketing of Services
Solo, K.
Despite the fact that in most countries today the service sector has become important little attention has been paid to the marketing of services by marketing authorities. Marketing courses and even the marketing discipline itself are heavily biased...
1998-07-01
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Towards a Beneficial Role of Third World Governments in International Joint Ventures
Mnyele, G.
At least up to early 1990s most third world countries governments had been intensively participating in economic activities of their respective states. In many instances this has been in collaboration with Transitional corporations (TNCs).This articl...
1998-07-01
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Causes and implications of working capital problems Tanzanian organizations: Lessons from Morogoro Ceramic wares limited experience
Monyo, J.
One of the major problems that face Tanzanian organizations is how to establish working capital requirements and how to effectively manage the available working capital in those organizations This Article presents the results of a study carried out...
1998-07-01
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Capitalism in Tanzania and Post Arusha Declaration (Socialist) Policies A Dilemma of Making an About-turn
Kasoga, L.
For eighteen years Tanzania adopted the Arusha Declaration as the economic development policy, a mode/that sought to develop the country along a socialist path. In response to a serious economic crisis that caused enormous suffering for the local pop...
1998-07-01
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Capital Flight: Causes and Consequences (A general perspective)
Machangu, B.
Overly expansionary monetary and fiscal policies, an incompatible exchange-rate policy and a repressive set of financial policies designed to divert resources toward the public sector "·ill clause widespread distortions and imbalances even in th...
1998-07-01
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Managing change in Tanzania Public Enterprises: Swallowing Bitter Pills
Katunzi, J.
The article addresses itself to the whole exercise of parastatal privatization. In essence it argues that before enterprises being privatized they played a major role in the economy of Tanzania. Reasons advanced as to why parastatals were formed incl...
1998-07-01
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Tanzania Economy: Structural Adjustment to What?
Nangu, S.
The study makes an assessment of the effects of structural adjustment programmes introduced in Tanzania in living standard of the people. The author utilized a regression analysis model to regress several measures of living standard i.e. life expect...
1998-07-01
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