Much attention has been paid to community–investor relations in the petroleum sector in
Africa, typically emphasising the responsibility of oil companies from the Global North to …

Tanzania faces an acute shortage of timber that can only be met by private tree growers, at
least in the short to medium term. The Tanzanian government in various policy document …

The potential impacts of climate change and environmental variability are already evident in
most parts of the world, which is witnessing increasing temperature rates and prolonged …

Land grabs has been a tendy phenomena in the last decade across the grobe with Africa
and Asia being the hard hit regions. There has been many drivers that fueled land grabs …

Tanzania experienced a severe socio-economic crisis in the 1970s and 1980s. In an attempt
to turn things around and accelerate economic growth, the government embarked on a …

This PhD research was conducted in West Usambara (northeastern Tanzania) in Lushoto
District, Tanga Region. The area is characterized by high population density; mountainous …

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In Tanzania, there are several laws governing the process of land acquisitions. However, the
practice has shown that there are local politics that dominate the process and which often …

In the absence of an easily available source of reliable up-to-date data on foreign land deals
in Tanzania, many reports have been published that attempt to provide an overview of these …

Forms of customary land ownership in sub-Saharan Africa are a key element of African
social organisation and have sustained and continue to sustain millions of subsistence and …