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Kanyamuna, Muchimba Beatrice
2012·University of Zambia

The government of Zambia in 1996 adopted the WASHE (Water, Sanitation, and Health Education) concept as a national strategy for the delivery of Water Supply and Sanitation (WSS) Services. The strategy facilitates the involvement of the rural population in determining priorities, selection of...

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Nyirenda, Ralton Latoni
2012·University of Zambia

The reduction of Masuku Cassiterite gravity concentrate by charcoal was investigated in the temperature range of 850 to 1100oC. A combination of sample weight loss measurements, exist gas analysis and chemical analysis of the reaction products was used to monitor the course of the reaction.The...

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Munakaampe, M. Grain
2011·University of Zambia

The Zambian economy in 1964 was among the strongest in Sub-Saharan Africa. Through the years, however, it declined to among the weakest. The manufacturing sector's contribution to GDP declined from a peak of 30 per cent in 1992 to 24 per cent in 1996. The engineering manufacture sub-sector...

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Mwiya, Balimu
2011·University of Zambia

The scale of corruption is magnified by the size and scope of the construction sector, estimated globally at US$3,200 billion per year (Transparency International, 2005). As economic crimes such as fraud, bid-rigging, bribery, collusion, coercion and extortion have grown worldwide, so has the...

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Besa, Bunda
2010·Doctor of Philosophy of Curtin·University of Zambia

The decline is a major excavation in metalliferous mining since it provides the main means of access to the underground and serves as a haulage route for underground trucks. However, conventional mining of the decline to access the ore body poses economic and technical challenges that require...

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Bunda, Besa
2001·Master of Mineral Sciences·University of Zambia

Environmental impacts of coal mining and processing operations on land, water and air are identified, measured, evaluated, interpreted and discussed. The impacts of these operations are scarring most of the areas, land surface degradation, pollution of surface water bodies as well as air...

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