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Kisumpa, Lumba Alex
2024·Master of Science·University of Zambia

Recently the subject of RL has grown exponentially due to an increase in the global population and consumption activities. As it accounts for the products' Life Cycle, companies are now pressurized to be more responsible when dealing with the environment and the end-of-life products they produce....

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Siasulingana, Misozi
2024·Master of Science·University of Zambia

The introduction of mobile banking has completely transformed the financial industry, providing customers with unparalleled ease of access and convenience. This paper explores the complex relationship between mobile banking and the financial performance of commercial banks. The study employs a...

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Chanda, Richard
2024·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

Limited access to agricultural financing is a constraint to the development of the Smallholder Farmers (SHFs) of the agriculture sector. The formal financial institutions face a challenge to provide agricultural credit that meets the unique demands of SHFs in the agricultural. Although SHFs face...

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Mayawa, Rhoda
2024·Master of Business Administration Finance·University of Zambia

Zambia has embraced Vision 2030 making it a middle-income nation as a project delivery method. The country faces constraints that have made this provision a challenge. The Manufacturing sector plays a role in contributing to this challenge. The purpose of this study was to understand the...

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Ndonji, Kamiji
2024·Master of Business Administration Management Strategy·University of Zambia

Banking sectors play a crucial part in the growth of a country's economy. As a result, the banking sector's stability is critical to an economy's growth. However, commercial banks are faced with external environmental changes that may render negative as well as positive impacts on commercial...

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Mwiinde, Zidah Dhube
2024·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

This study empirically investigated the efficiency of revenue management at Lusaka City Council (LCC). Primary data was collected through individual questionnaires and in-depth interviews with LCC employees. Employing the Slovin formula, the sample size comprised 70 council workers selected...

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Sinjwala, Dominic Lisulo
2024·Master of Business Administration General·University of Zambia

Most local governments struggle to effectively mobilize and collect the local revenues needed to effectively deliver economic and social services to citizens. Using the Chilanga District Council (CDC) as a case study, the study’s objective was to assess the adoption and use of information and...

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