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This research concentrates on Zambia, as the title suggests. It endeavours to ascertain whether patents are playing an important role in the industrial progress of Zambia and if not why and whether patents owned by foreign patentees are used as a means of transfer of technology to Zambia from the...

This paper is a discussion of the problems encountered by Zambia in the task of implementing the international labour standards. The embodiment into the Zarnbian legal system of all ratified International Labour Organisation instruments is given, and the problems encountered in the implementation...

The reception of English Planning law in Zambia is twofold. First the English Town and Country Planning Legislation was received with such adaptations as the circumstances required. Secondly, the decisions of English Courts and British Ministers have been used as precedents.The innovation of...

In Zambia industrial development is a recent phenomenon. Development was introduced into Zambia by the British South Africa Company at the close of last century; with copper mining emerging as the most important economic activity in the country, eventually resulting in the development of a...

The land tenure system of any given country has a long term impact on the development of the agricultural sector. Hence for developing countries like Zambia which wish to diversify their economies through the promotion of the sector, the land tenure system must be moulded in such a way as to be...

This dissertation examines developments and challenges of prosecuting crimes of sexual violence in international tribunals and takes the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda as a case study. The dissertation addresses the problem of ending impunity for crimes of sexual violence committed...

Kilitary coups in Africa hava emerged on the continent only after the acquisition of political indepcndence froma colonial rulers The following independent African countries have experienced a military coups and government more thnn one occasion - Algeria , Burundi and Congo~Braszaville, "Zaire,...

The study has been divided into three Parts. Part I traces the evolution of the idea of international mandate up to the time when the Mandate System was established. A brief survey is made at the outset of legal relations prevailing between Christian and non-Christian States of the pre-World War...

This thesis looks at the family law of one of the ethnic groups in Zambia, namely, the Lozl people. The discussion is centred on marriage and divorce. The marriage contract is one of the most complicated aspects of any customary law: the distinction between custom and law is so slim that it is...