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Kademaunga, Clara Kabwela
2020·Masters·University of Zambia

Electronic procurement has continued to gain ground in many organisations world over both in government and private institutions as a basis for competitive procurement and as a good practice. African countries have also started implementing electronic procurement and Zambia piloted its electronic...

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Chola, Joseph
2020·University of Zambia

The capital market is a financial market in which long-term debt or equity-backed securities are bought and sold. Capital markets channel the wealth of savers to those who can put it to long-term productive use, such as companies or governments making long-term investments. Capital markets growth...

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Shava, Valodia
2020·University of Zambia

The nature of employment contracts has often been blamed to influence the flow of work and as the reason for poor operational performance in intergovernmental organizations across the world. Many studies have been done on fixed term employment contracts but very little have been researched on how...

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Sichala, Lundu
2020·University of Zambia

Universal education inclusion has attracted high-profile attention internationally as an ideological project. This study explores Food For Education (FFE) Programmes and prospects for multi-sectoral gains in state and non-state driven projects. Previous studies on Food For Education Programmes...

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Bowa, Chimfwembe
2020·University of Zambia

The Constitution of Zambia establishes a local government system where a sound financial base is established for each Local Authority with reliable and predictable sources of revenue. To ensure financial survival of Local Authorities; the central government provides Local Authorities grants -to...

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Tembo, Moffat
2020·University of Zambia

The Constitution of Zambia establishes a local government system where a sound financial base is established for each Local Authority with reliable and predictable sources of revenue. To ensure financial survival of Local Authorities; the central government provides Local Authorities grants -to...

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Himoonga, Rodgers
2020·University of Zambia

As Zambia embarks on attainment of vision 2030 which spells that Zambia must reach a middle income status by the year 2030, highly skilled human capital to transform the social and economic landscape is necessary for poverty alleviation and enhancement of prosperity, the increase in the usage of...

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Chikweti, Henry Lukama
2020·University of Zambia

In a bid to construct a decision-making model to remedy the contradictions encountered in lending decisions, the study explored the dysfunctionality caused by risk-return and loans default considerations in lending decisions. Whence Financial Services, a microfinance institution was selected as a...

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