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Mgumia, Jacqueline.Chuma Ulete as a Popularized Witchcraft Discourse in Small Businesses. Tanzania Journal of Sociology. Volume 6, June 2020: 80 – 101.

Mgumia, Jacqueline. Chuma Ulete: Business and Discourses of Witchcraft in Neoliberal Tanzania. Journal for the Study of Religion 33, 1 (2020).

Ndaluka, Thomas. Religious Radicalization in Africa today as a challenge to faith-based actors in different sociopolitical contexts. In J. Kambale J,, J. Motte, J. (2020)  Peace Among the People: Interreligious Action for Peace and Inclusive Communities, Solingen, Foedus Verlag, 2020. 

Sundqvist, Josephine and Thomas Ndaluka (2021). Toward Basic Health Justice: Grassroots Challenges in Church-Related Health Services in Tanzania. In V Päivänsalo, A Ahmad, G Zachariah, M Stenlund (eds.). Faith-Based Health Justice: Transforming Agendas of Faith Communities. Minneapolis, Fortless Press; pp. 45-64.