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Mwale, Stephen
2012·University of Zambia

This report is based on the writer's experience with the breastfeeding project which is being funded by the National Food and Nutrition Commission (NFNC) and implemented by the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) wing of the Chainama Hills Hospital in Kaunda Square Stage n and the Natural Resources...

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Banda, Daniel
2012·University of Zambia

This is a comparative case study of the church-run, Radio Maria and non church-run, Radio Explorers in the Eastern Province of Zambia. The work compares and contrasts the (1) content and management of the stations, (2) the process of selection of programmes and content development, and (3)...

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Banda, Wilfred W
2012·Master's·University of Zambia

Zambia's mental health services date back to 1962 when Chainama Hills Hospital was opened. Before this period, Psychiatric services in this country were primarily part of the prisons service. However, nearly 26 years later the mental health service has only achieved about 15% coverage of the...

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Ngenda, Ignatius
2012·University of Zambia

The assessment of Preschool age children (age 4-6) on their intellectual and cognitive potentials at school and community levels are discussed in this report in the light of other related empirical studies carried out between 1974 and 2009 on the Panga Munthu test (PMT). The PMT was earlier...

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Makungu, Fanwell Roy Mushili
2012·University of Zambia

This study examines the role played by Matambazi Multipurpose Cooperatives Society (MFCS) in the admini-stration of the distribution of the agricultural productive resources in the Petauke district of the Eastern Province of Zambia since 1976. The focus is on the resource-delivery system of the...

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Kaluba, Mateyo Chresta
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

As Governments have sought to deliver services more effectively and efficiently to citizens, restructuring government has achieved a new dimension of importance. Traditional government structures organised along hierarchical lines are in some cases viewed as rigid and therefore unable to respond...

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