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Zulu, Shadreck
2011·University of Zambia

The study sought to examine gender imbalances in enrolment and retention in technical and scientific training at Zambia Air Services Training Institute and Lusaka Business and Technical College. An assessment was made of the relative performance of both male and female students and the attitudes...

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Salukatula, Rose Mulemba
2011·University of Zambia

The subject of female head teachers' management practices appears to be a very topical issue with different views among stakeholders (educationists, teachers, parents, pupils). Consequently, the management practices of female head teachers and their influence on school effectiveness is not only...

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Mwale-Yerokun, Dellia
2011·University of Zambia

In Zambia women represent fifty-two percent of the population, yet their inclusion in political, decision-making and high value economic activities has always been limited. This has been attributed to the negative stereotyping of female roles by society, exacerbated by long-term fiscal...

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Sampa, Monica Kapeso
2011·University of Zambia

Great attention has been paid to women's representation in Parliament since the Women's Conferences that started in 1975. However, the number of women elected to the Zambian Parliament has been insignificant. In 1964, women held 6.7% of the total parliamentary seats and forty-five years later in...

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Kaaba, O'brien
2011·Master of Laws·University of Zambia

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...

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Mukuba, Mweene Mable
2011·University of Zambia

The main objective of the study was to find out the factors that contribute to low levels of education among women focusing deliberately on those married to soldiers. The population consisted of all the women in Mikango barracks who are married to soldiers. A total sample of one hundred women...

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