SYSTEMS APPROACH TO THE ROAD SAFETY PROBLEM IN TANZANIA
Road traffic accidents have been increasing in Tanzania, despite some considerable efforts to reduce the level of the problem. Road safety management is widely used worldwide in various forms and at different levels of refinement to manage traffic safety. This paper discusses and recommends the scientific methods that should be used to alleviate the road safety problems in Tanzania.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SAFETY IN TANZANIA
Countries of the developing world are characterised by rapid urbanisation, high growth rates in traffic and congestion and decreasing regulation of public transport. Because the majority the developing world's inhabitants are dependent on public transp services for their mobility needs, the need for safe, effective a efficient public transport is essential to ensure adequate and affordable accessibiity and the continuing sustainable developmen livelihoods in the rural and urban sectors. The paper describes operational environment of the public transport sector in Tanzani and highlights the extent and likely causes of accidents involvin public transport vehicles. Finally, recommendations are made to reduce both the severity and number of public transport accidents the future.
Women and Gender in Islam: Historical Roots of a Modern Debate
PART I: The Pre-Islamic Middle East Chapter 1 Mesopotamia Chapter 2 The Mediterranean Middle East PART II: Founding Discourses Chapter 3 Women and the Rise of Islam Chapter 4 The Transitional Age Chapter 5 Elaboration of the Founding Discourses Chapter 6 Medieval Islam PART III: New Discourses Chapter 7 Social and Intellectual Change Chapter 8 The Discourse of the Veil Chapter 9 The First Feminists Chapter 10 Divergent Voices Chapter 11 The Struggle for the Future Conclusion Notes Index.