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Mulenga, Bwalya; Geoffrey
2015·University of Zambia

As with any business organization in a competitive market, the financial viability depends on the ability to maximize its returns at minimum costs. The problem of minimizing the total costs on transmission lines wayleave maintenance or bush clearing is one of minimizing the costs on labour,...

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Ng'onga, Francis Kangwa
2014·Master of Engineering·University of Zambia

Land use planning in Zambia is currently riddled with the problems of being cumbersome, unsatisfactory, unbalanced and fragmented. The study revealed that the above scenario, may be attributed to among other reasons, the inappropriate and often out dated land use planning process tools currently...

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Sibooli, Humble M
2013·University of Zambia

In Zambia, sanitation options are still few and inadequate to effectively serve the urban poor in peri-urban settlements. Continued growth of the settlement now calls for alternatives to pit latrines, which have become difficult to manage given the increasing population. Sanitation is poor hence;...

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Mukumbwa, Makumba Brown Brian
2013·Doctor of Philosophy of Engineering·University of Zambia

Unethical practices are prevalent in the construction industry. Bid rigging, corruption,fraud, collusion, coercion, price differentiation, tampering with claims and payments certificates, conflict of interest, embezzlement and tender manipulation have been reported in construction literature...

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Kaliba, Chabota
2012·Master of Engineering·University of Zambia

The construction industry plays a central role in the creation of any nation’s wealth. For developing economies, it forms the backbone of most industries. Cost escalation, schedule overruns and quality shortfalls in construction projects often offset the intended contribution of the industry to...

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Simukanga, Stephen
2011·University of Zambia

A first-order, consecutive, two-stage reaction model for the reduction of cr2o3 from slag was developed. The model was applied to the results obtained by studying the effect of various parameters on the rate of reduction of cr2o3 from a CaO-SiO2-Al2o3 slag, by carbon dissolved in molten iron, at...

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