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Mbinga, Luneta Mbinga
2012·Master of Medicine·University of Zambia

Introduction:Sickle cell anaemia is an important cause of morbidity and mortality among Zambian children, with a carrier frequency ranging from 6% – 27%. Infections are the most common cause of mortality among sickle cell children aged between one to five years, accounting for about 30% of the...

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Wakumelo, Lutangu
2012·Master of Communication for Development·University of Zambia

This report is based on an evaluation of the effectiveness of the communication strategies used by the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) in Shangombo District concerning the 2008/2009 flood disaster. Since information is very important in disaster management work, the means by which...

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Mubanga, Nondo
2012·Master of Communication·University of Zambia

This Practical Attachment report is based on a PA that the student carried out at Makeni Skills Training Centre (MSTC) The report reveals that the ever-increasing numbers of refugees fleeing their countries of origin has made it financially difficult for sympathising agents to help fully They are...

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Mbolela, Mulenga Ronnet
2012·Master of Communication for Development·University of Zambia

Illicit drugs are, today, a world concern and Zambia, being part of the global village has not been spared. Global drug trends indicate that there has been stability in the cultivation and production of illicit drugs. However, the stability has been to the varying production trends in various...

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Sakala, Davey
2012·Master of Mass Communication for Development Offered·University of Zambia

ZNBC has over the years been experiencing a number of problems, ranging from lack of modern equipment to poor salaries. The institution has been grappling with such problems as non-availability of equipment and poor conditions of service, with no solution in sight. The workers at the institution,...

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Chifukushi, Chola David
2012·Master of Communication for Development Offered·University of Zambia

The report is based on a study that sought to establish effects of communication and their impact on the dissemination of HIV/AIDS information to the youth in the Christian Children's Fund, (CCF) Zambia affiliated projects. The study also sought to establish how the youth perceive the HIV/AIDS...

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Mbewe, Martha
2012·Master of Communication for Development Offered·University of Zambia

Poverty affects nations in many different ways. Many people in Zambia especially in rural areas live in poverty. Plan an international humanitarian, child-focused development organisation without religious or political affiliation is among many non-governmental organisations that are lighting...

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Mpoha, Siame Steven
2012·Master of Communication for Development Offered·University of Zambia

This report is a product of an attachment to the Disaster management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) in the Office of the Vice President. The role of the DMMU is to coordinate disaster management in Zambia. This exercise was prompted by the absence of a clear communication network for effective...

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Manda, Njovu
2012·Master of Communication for Development·University of Zambia

Access to reliable and affordable energy is an essential input to sustainable development. Most of the rural communities in Zambia lack access to modern energy. Renewable energy technologies offer a solution to this. Through the help of various stakeholders, various renewable energy technologies...

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Mutashala, Joseph C
2012·Master of Communication for Development Offered·University of Zambia

This paper aims at contributing towards the study of Communication strategies taken by the Churches Health Association of Zambia - (CHAZ) - in its efforts to facilitate people's health and development. Results show that CHAZ is doing everything possible to reach out to the country side. In order...

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