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Maka, Alex Mulumbe
2019·Master of Science·University of Zambia

The value expectations of Information Technology (IT) for socio-economic and human development in developing countries have been high, but the real benefits and the positive impacts have been somewhat disappointing. Most developing countries in Africa are at the emerging stage of e-government...

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Besa, Elvis
2019·University of Zambia

Zambia has experienced significant change in the broadcasting sector due to technological advancements while the regulatory framework that was framed in analogue age has remained unchanged. Therefore, ICT-based broadcasting remain largely unregulated. This study focuses on how to regulate...

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Kombe, Kaponda
2018·Master of Engineering·University of Zambia

Digital financial services (DFS) regulations including that of mobile money services have been discussed at length in Sub-Saharan region as the answer to financially including the poor and provide access to affordable financial services. DFS set up costs are cheaper than traditional Brick and...

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Lungwangwa, Vincent
2015·Master of Laws·University of Zambia

Zambia has experienced constant constitutional instability since attaining independence in 1964 to date. That is, she has since independence, never achieved a Constitution that has been regarded as legitimate, democratic and durable. To date, the quest to achieve a legitimate, democratic and...

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Banda, Caroline
2015·Master of Arts·University of Zambia

The research aimed at investigating factors associated with modern contraceptive use in Zambia. Data from the 2007 Zambia Demographic Health Survey (ZDHS) was utilized in order to investigate the above topic. Only data on women aged 15-49 was used in this study. Statistical tests, specifically...

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Mukonde, Malama Morgan
2013·University of Zambia

It is not a secret that global economies are no longer shaped by huge reserves of natural resources alone because developed economies are driven more by the power of information. After all, information is power. It must be noted that licensing of electronic communications is one of the most...

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Simusokwe, Lupiya
2013·University of Zambia

This paper argues that Zambia does not have a comprehensive legal structure to deter and prosecute cybercrime. It does this by examining international and national approaches to cybercrime, with a view to providing guidance for an effective framework capable of addressing this 'new' crime....

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Lombe, Mbalashi M
2013·University of Zambia

This paper has been written in order to provide an insight of the role of the modern trend of information communication technology in promoting the access to information with a larger bias to access to legal information in Zambia. It will try and show how the proper adoption of information and...

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Chinyama, Sombo
2013·University of Zambia

Cybercrime cut across territorial borders, creating a new realm of illegal human activity and undermining the feasibility and legitimacy of applying laws based on geographic boundaries. Nations are finding cybercrime deeply threatening. It is subjecting States to unprecedented challenges with...

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