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Mtonga, Tisiye
2020·University of Zambia

This study was an evaluation of the benefits of strategic alliances to Zambian universities conducted at University of Zambia, Cavendish and University of Africa. In order to conduct an investigation, the study adopted both qualitative and quantitative methods following the descriptive design....

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Sinyangwe, Peter
2020·University of Zambia

Studies on the effectiveness of development aid have yielded different results in different localities, raising the need for addition studies that can explore and understand factors influencing project sustainability. The overall aim of this study was to examine factors affecting the effective...

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Kelvin, Mushimbwa
2020·University of Zambia

For their daily activities, administrative and other costs, Local government authorities in Zambia rely almost exclusively on funding from Central Government chiefly due to their inability to mobilize enough revenue from local sources within their jurisdictions. Taking Gwembe District in Southern...

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Banda, Gloria
2020·University of Zambia

The growth of Mobile Money Operators (MMOs) as providers of financial services has affected the way bank customers conduct their transactions in Zambia. The study appraised the development of MMOs in Zambia on the population of Zanaco customers accessing mobile financial services. It addressed...

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Chelwa, Chibuye Angel
2020·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

Healthcare supply chain is plagued by misalignment, high costs for healthcare providers and heavy dependence on third parties, distributors and manufacturers. In contrast to traditional supply chain models, Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) can be used to gain a competitive advantage through...

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Nambela, Namaipo
2020·University of Zambia

Sustainable Supply Chain Management involves integrating environmentally and financially viable practices such as recycling, refurbishing, waste management etc. into the complete supply chain lifecycle, from product design and development, to material selection, (including raw material extraction...

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Susiku, Munanga Clint
2020·University of Zambia

The study title was “Utilisation of Constituency Development Fund (CDF) to Public Projects in Kabwe district: A Case of Bwacha and Kabwe Central Constituencies.” The main objective was to establish the utilisation of CDF to public projects in Kabwe district”. The study examined the following...

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