Journal of Logistics, Management and Engineering Sciences (JLMES)

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Accounting and Transport Finance

Mabina, B.K

Evaluation of Customer Satisfaction with Electronic Banking Service in Tanzania

Abstract: 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 were distributed to the customers, interview and observation while using Automated Te [...] Read more

Transport Marketing

Francis Muya

Comparison of the Benefits Available in Domestic and Foreign Markets for Tanzanian Fish Traders

Abstract: 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 primary and secondary data collected through different tools and analyzed using Statis [...] Read more

Transport Business Administration

Ryoba, C.

Analysis of Tanzania - European Union (EU) Trade Relations and Lessons for Future Trade Arrangements

Abstract: 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 Tanzania’s regional exports concentration, and presents recommendations for futu [...] Read more

Accounting and Transport Finance

Ryoba, C.

Bank Specific, Industry Specific and Macroeconomic Determinants of Banking Performance in Tanzania

Abstract: This study examined the determinants of banks’ performance (profitability) in Tanzania using a balanced panel data set consisting of 25 commercial banks for the period from 2007 to 2012. The study employed the fixed effects (within) model of analysis in Stata 10. The bank performance was measured [...] Read more

Transport Marketing

Machumu, T.J

Market Entry Modes for SMES in Handcrafts Sub-Sector in Tanzania: The Case of Dar es Salaam

Abstract: 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 little information exist in handcrafts sub-sector in Tanzania. Both qualitative and qu [...] Read more

Accounting and Transport Finance

Masunga, F.J

Perceptions and Practices of Taxpayers towards Voluntary Tax Compliance in Ilala Tax Region in Tanzania

Abstract: The study sought to identify the perceptions and practices of taxpayers towards voluntary tax compliance in Ilala Tax Region in Tanzania. Primary data were collected from sampled presumptive taxpayers through questionnaires. Descriptive statistics and sample t-test were used to compare the significa [...] Read more

Transport Marketing

Luge, S.J

The Influence of Marketing Skills Training on Small and Medium Enterprises Export Performance in Tanzania

Abstract: 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 contribution of SMEs to export is still disappointing. Since the literatures indicate [...] Read more

Transport Marketing

Francis Muya, Emmanuel Mligo, Francis Moses, Doreen Ngaiza, Leticia Mihayo

Environmentally Responsible Behavior among Consumers in Tanzania: A Descriptive Analysis of ECOSCALE Dimensions

Abstract: 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 world-wide debate on its importance in the current era. Despite many efforts [...] Read more

Transport Economics

Hans Luambano, Zakeyo Lusohoka, Zainabu Mshana, Adela Kimario, Francis Moses

Commercial Motorcycle Operations in Tanzania: An Analysis on Youth Livelihood Improvement in Dar es Salaam City

Abstract: 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 Salaam City. While existing literature explores the role of the motorcycle busin [...] Read more