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Chibalo, Asnart Chiyasa Halooba
2012·University of Zambia

This dissertation discusses the Kuyabila songs, called Ziyabilo, (pl ,ciyabilo, sing.) of the Tonga people known as Batonga, (pl,j Mutohga, sing,) of the Southern Province of Zambia,The first Chapter deals with the social context of ziyabilo which includes geographical, historical and...

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Nkhata, Lennard
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

A conflict approach is used in this study for refuting/accepting race as a base for social stratification in colonial Zambia; for identifying the main form of social stratification in the colonial society and for identifying causal relations among racial', class, and status forms of social...

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Brooks, Elizabeth
2012·University of Zambia

Relevance has always been a concern of social work but recently there has been a rekindling of this concern as evidenced in the programme for 'social animation', 'indigenous leadership', 'client participation', and 'social indicators'. In the western world this concern has developed in relation...

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Sichinga, Willy Geas
2012·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

The research was on some social and literary aspects of popular music in Zambia, giving a case study of Serenje Kalindula Band and the Kalindula genre. Kalindula music became popularized in the late 1970's when the electric guitar and other Western instruments were introduced to enhance it....

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Chali, Estella Mwendalubi Mulenda
2012·Master of Communication for Development·University of Zambia

In a bid to boost their national economies, countries all over the world seek to create larger economic spaces through membership to appropriate regional economic groupings. These groupings offer greater chances for penetrating world trade and can, at their best, lead to economic explosion at...

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Keet, Dorothy L
2012·University of Zambia

The British colonialists in Northern Rhodesia, experienced in the discomforting problems arising frost the conjunction of politically-minded1 elites with mass discontent in their colonies, and aware of such embryonic 'middleclass* leadership and mass stirrings in Northern Rhodesia itself during...

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