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Chisha, Mwansa J
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

This study focuses its attention on how the Mining Conglomerates on the Rhodesian Copperbelt promoted and sponsored the African Welfare Programme. Welfare Work in this study is looked upon as a way of trying to keep mining employees contented and not to speak out their grievances. In this sense...

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Zimba, Samson
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

The main aim of the research was to find out the effects of using Nyanja as a language of initial literacy in a predominantly Tumbuka-speaking area, namely, in Lundazi rural schools. The general public in Lundazi rural areas claimed that although Nyanja was used as a medium for teaching initial...

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Chinzi, Afrah Daniel
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

The main purpose of the study was to investigate the impact of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) workplace awareness programmes on high school teachers, knowledge, attitudes and sexual behaviour. The study assessed the impact of the HIV and AIDS...

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Nyambe, Namakau
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

This study aimed to determine the impact of peer educators on family planning usage in Lusaka HIV clinics from a gender perspective. This was achieved by examining the perceptions of ART clients on the quality of family planning in the TIDES supported clinics and clinics that were not supported...

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Kapaya, Chansa Ruth
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

This dissertation is concerned with changes in the traditional extended family system in Zambia.The primary aim of this study was to assess how far the process of family individuation has taken place in the Zambian extended family, as a result of the influence of western education. The data were...

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Chitebeta, Avinat Mbwela
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

This study, "The noun phrase of Tonga and Lenje: a contrastive study," carried out a contrastive investigation of the noun phrase in Tonga and Lenje. These belong to a group of languages called Bantu Botatwe by J. Torrend because of their affinity. The term Bantu Botatwe, meaning 'three people'...

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