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Chileshe, Kelvin
2019·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

Although there is widespread evidence that access to credit is critical for agricultural production, it is still unclear whether access to credit improves agricultural productivity. Productivity improvement are key to reducing wastages and sustainably increasing household incomes, and ultimately,...

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Choongo, Mwaka
2019·Master of Public Health·University of Zambia

Introduction: Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that remains a major global public health problem. Syphilis is caused by the bacterium called Treponema pallidum. There are 5.6 million new cases of syphilis worldwide each year and in Zambia the risk of acquiring HIV infection...

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Chabala, Adam
2019·University of Zambia

The focus of this study was to explore the impact of microcredit on agriculture productivity based on the setup of smallholder maize farmers of Namwala district. The paper employed a mixed method approach. The sample size that was used in the study was hundred (141) respondents comprising of 70...

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Sakala, Robert
2019·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

This study focuses on the relationship between the state and peasant farming impact of state in Katete district in Zambia’s post-independence period from 1964 to1996. The study begins with an examination of the status of peasant farming in the district on the eve of political independence from...

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Banda, Martha Malita
2019·Master of Education·University of Zambia

Agriculture has been an important source of livelihood and income for small scale farmers in rural areas of Zambia where poverty has continued to be the greatest challenge the nation still faced. This study sought to explore the use of e-voucher by small scale farmers as an input distribution...

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Nakamba, Brenda
2019·Master of Science·University of Zambia

The adoption of various tillage methods has varied across the continent. This study focusses on determining the factors that influence adoption of various tillage practices and the impact of tillage methods on maize productivity in Zambia. In Zambia, prior studies have focused on making...

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Volk, John
2019·Doctor of Philosophy·University of Zambia

Pumpkins and Chinese cabbage are widely grown in peri urban areas with different soil types in Zambia using waste water which is potentially contaminated with heavy metals like copper and cobalt. The objectives of this study were to establish the effect of loading rates of heavy metals on sandy...

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Nyimbili, Lillian
2018·Master of Science One Health Food Safety·University of Zambia

Escherichia coli has been known as one of the most common bacteria found in the intestinal tract of human and warm blooded animals. It is the major causative agent of serious infections and a mediator of drug resistance through the production of Extended Spectrum Beta-Lactamase enzymes(ESBL) that...

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Chama, Cephas
2018·Master of Disaster Studies·Mulungushi University

Forest reserves in Kabwe have undergone changes over the years due to encroachment by humans who are engaged in activities as such agriculture, charcoal production and even settlements. This has led to the deforestation of Kalulu Forest in Kabwe district of Central province. The main objective of...

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Chakabveyo, Philippa Varaidza
2018·Master of Disaster Studies of Mulungushi·Mulungushi University

A case study was carried out to investigate the concentration levels of chemical elements in different varieties of rape (Brassica napus L.) which were grown in five farms in Chowampanga, Kabwe district in Zambia. The purpose of the study was to monitor the levels of chemicals in locally grown...

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