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Nawa, Nawa
2011·University of Zambia

This dissertation is a study of the role of the Traditional Authority in the conservation of natural resources in Western Province of Zambia. The study highlights the conservation of trees, animals, birds and reeds. By so doing, the study analyses issues behind the conservation of these...

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Kalyalya, Denny Hamachila
2011·University of Zambia

The role of transport and communications in Regional Economic Development: the case of Chama and Lundazi districts of Eastern Province. This paper examines the implications of improvements in the transport and communications systems on the economic development of the two districts, which are...

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Sakala, Foster
2011·University of Zambia

This study examines the role that women played in the stabilisation of the African ahour force at Mufulira mine between 1930 and 1064. 1930 is significant to this study because that was Ihe year in. which the company, Mufulira Copper Mines Limited (M.C.M. Ltd), was incorporated while 1964...

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Nzila, Iven; Mweetwa
2011·University of Zambia

The operations of the Zambezi Sawmills (ZSM) were a new phenomenon in Barotseland. They enhanced the transformation of the pre-existing modes of production, particularly in southern Barotseland. The company's initial aim was to supply railway sleepers, parquet and furniture to the market of...

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Chinyama, Seleji
2011·University of Zambia

It has been found that circumcised men are less than half likely to be infected by HIV as uncircumcised men. However, there are also chances that HIV infection can be transmitted at traditional male circumcision due to sharing a bloodcontaminated surgical knife among initiates.This study aims to...

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Tembo, Juliet
2011·University of Zambia

Community radio in Zambia is empowering the rural communities with information that is assisting to transform the lives of the people for the better. For a long time now, the rural inhabitants have been deprived of information mainly because there were only two radio stations broadcasting...

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