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In the Shadow of Kilimanjaro

2018
This chapter describes the experiences of anthropology students in the East African city of Moshi, Tanzania. Moshi, located on the lower slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro and home to the Chagga people, is a center for mountain climbing and wildlife tourism.
George Gmelch, Sharon Bohn Gmelch
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Widows of Kilimanjaro

2011
This ethnographic study examines how social structure constrains the well-being of widows in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania, explores the role of women’s agency in bettering their lives, and looks at tension between international and local development projects.
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Kilimanjaro

2014
The case is based on the RSM MBA Kilimanjaro Women in Leadership elective. The elective is designed to bring female business leaders – often accustomed to being outnumbered by male colleagues – to learn to work with groups of high achieving women.The case describes the journey up Mount Kilimanjaro of four ambitious women – women of different ages, and ...
Yue, Tao   +2 more
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No Snow on Kilimanjaro?

German Research, 2006
AbstractAfrica's highest mountain rises majestically above the savannah. Its slopes offer a variety of habitats to fascinating flora.
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Lung Transplant Patients on Kilimanjaro

Transplantation Proceedings, 2019
After its initial difficulties were overcome, lung transplantation became an accepted and effective treatment for end-stage lung disease. Patients can take part in almost all kinds of sports after lung transplantation, including high-altitude mountaineering, which is an extreme sport even for healthy individuals.
Balázs, Gieszer   +21 more
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HEIGHTS ON KILIMANJARO

Survey Review, 1955
Abstract The Tanganyika Department of Lands and Surveys is to be congratulated on the successful Kilimanjaro Heighting Expedition recorded in the January 1954 issue of this Review (xii, 91, 194–210). In particular, K. T. Pugh is to be commended for his tenacity in makjng the summit observations under trying conditions.
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