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Chitalu, Getrude
2024·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

Lusaka City Council (LCC) is critical in funding and delivering essential public services across Zambia's capital—however, LCC grapples with persistent underperformance in revenue collection. From 2018-2021, gaps between budgeted and actual revenues averaged over 20%, totalling K264 million in...

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Chicha, Mark
2024·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

The digital economy has transformed the way businesses operate worldwide, and SMEs in Zambia are not exempted from this trend. However, many SMEs in Zambia face challenges in accessing markets, which hinders their growth and competitiveness. E-marketing presents an opportunity for SMEs to reach a...

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Hamulangu, Steward
2024·Master of Public Administration·University of Zambia

The Provision of Fire and Rescue Services in Zambia is offered by the Fire Authorities under the Ministry of Local Government. Firefighting is the act of attempting to prevent the spread of fire and extinguish significant unwanted fires in buildings, vehicles, woodlands, among others. The...

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Mukelabai, Namakau
2024·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

Since Zambia's 1991 economic liberalization, there has been notable growth in the retail banking sector. The search for quality is perhaps the most important consumer trend in recent years because consumers are now more demanding than ever. In an era of rapid global change, customers have diverse...

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Chikweti, Henry Lukama
2024·Doctor of Philosophy·University of Zambia

In a bid to change the principal design of short term consumer credit pricing to address the adverse effects of high interest rates while promoting the positive attributes that continued to drive demand, this concurrent mixed methods study weaves together a multidisciplinary theoretical Interest...

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Muchimba, Elijah
2024·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

This research focused on assessing the extent to which demand side and supply side factors affect women’s access to financial services from microfinance institutions: a case of women entrepreneurs in Zambia. The study was carried out in Lusaka and the main objectives of the study were to...

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Kapepe, Miyanda
2024·Master of Business Administration General·University of Zambia

Food industry is faced with a lot of changes driven by ever changing consumer demands, adaption of new technology, family structures, health concerns and global trends. Small and medium enterprises are key in food processing and have opportunities in food production, processing and marketing...

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