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In a free market economy, certain enterprises emerge stronger than others. With this strength comes the ability to independently influence the forces of competition and prices of products and services. Such strength must therefore be regulated, in order to ensure that it is not abused to the...

Corporate Governance is the term used to describe the way in which companies are controlled and directed. The legal basis for Corporate Governance in Zambia lies with the Companies Act, Cap. 388 of the Laws of Zambia. The importance of Corporate Governance has increased and been pressed globally...

Foreign Direct Investment is one way of promoting international economic development because it has the potential to make substantial social and economic development bear both on the economy of the host nation and on the world economy at large. To Zambia foreign investment is not a new...

This study discusses the competing interests between foreign investment protection and the citizen’s right to the enjoyment of the country’s natural wealth with regard to exploitation of mineral resources. Following the cancellation of Development Agreements (DAs) under section 160 (1) of the...

The title of this dissertation is Company Law in Zambia : Its Impact on Members, Creditors and Workers. The dissertation is concerned mainly with company law in Zambia and attempts to examine the nature of this law especially as it affects the members, creditors and workers. It seeks to show that...

Transnational Corporations, in banking, agriculture, mining and other financial institu¬tions dominate most SADCC member states economies, providing advanced technologies, managerial skills, markets and some capital to so called "modern" enclaves mainly producing for exports. The majority of...