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Buumba, Fidelis Maleya M
2011·Master of Sciences·University of Zambia

In this work, four methods have been tried in an effort to find the best method for the determination of magnesium in dolomite, The determination of the magnesium content of dolomite, the raw material for the production of cement, is very important in that the quality of cement depends on its...

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Mumba, Makumba Darius
2011·Master of Education·University of Zambia

Water is a scarce and finite resource with no substitute. All life on earth depends on water. The challenges of water resource management anywhere need concerted efforts by various players such as government, the community or dam owners. This study was aimed at evaluating and describing...

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Kaulu, Goodwell
2011·Master of Education·University of Zambia

This study investigated the effectiveness of the 'Physicsclassroom' computer software in the learning of kinematics in high school physics at Munali Boys High School in Lusaka. The main objective was to find out if this software could enhance pupil performance in kinematics in physics at Munali...

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Chipatu, Lillian
2011·Master of Education·University of Zambia

With a rapid pace of economic activities that had also brought along with them a series of fallouts and negative impacts, many mining communities in Zambia did not generally receive Environmental Education on the negative impacts of mining. Using Environmental Education to address negative...

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Monga, Cherruy
2011·Master of Education·University of Zambia

Kamanga settlement is located about 14km east of Lusaka town. It is an upgraded settlement, meaning that it has been accorded legal status with basic services like water, schools and improved sanitation. This study investigated Environmental problems which were faced by residents of Kamanga...

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Milupi, Delphine Inonge
2011·Master of Education·University of Zambia

Environmental education is vital to Environmental Conservation in order to reduce or stop environmental degradation which in most cases affects women severely. In view of the point that women have the responsibility of taking care of their household resources, degraded environments mean that...

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Sumbwa, Pumulo Walubita
2011·Master of Education·University of Zambia

This study was prompted by the desire to determine the extent to which the waterfowl cropping practice of the Lozi speaking people of western Zambia conserved waterfowl of the Upper Zambezi wetlands popularly called the Barotse plains. The study focused on investigating reasons for the practice...

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