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Potential for the Community Economic Development Programme Supporting the Local and Central Government Reforms in Tanzania
The paper focuses on the contribution of the Community Economic Development Programme (CED) run by The Open University of Tanzania in collaboration with the Southern New Hampshire University based in the United States of America in political and economic empowerment in Tanzania. The government of Ta
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