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Mangamu, Prosper
2013·Master of Development Studies October·University of Zambia

Introduction: This dissertation explored the level of child rights awareness among children in selected basic schools in Lusaka District. The study was occasioned by the data which showed a considerable low level of child rights awareness among pupils despite progress made by Zambia in signing...

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Mwenda, Emelin
2013·University of Zambia

The doctrine of economic duress is a recent development in English law and has always been surrounded by uncertainties. Its development was rather expected because the usual law concepts such as undue influence and consideration failed in dealing with the problems set by the way economic...

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Phiri, Brenda R
2013·University of Zambia

Statutory interpretation is one of the most common tasks undertaken by Courts. Such interpretation is often necessitated by several factors that include ambiguity and omissions. Judges have over the years developed rules that are used as aids to interpretation. Yet it has been generally observed...

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Nyalungwe, Nyampachila Gina
2013·University of Zambia

Provision of clean water and access to healthy sanitary systems are critical aspects of environmental health. In view of the Current Constitution of Zambia it is clear that these services are viewed as mere policy directives. However Economic Social and Cultural Rights should not be viewed as...

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Ngoma, Masuzgo Francis
2013·University of Zambia

Land is the cornerstone of oil human activity. This activity might relate to holding an interest in land or even to transactions of the commodity. Thus disputes arise. Land dispute resolution as a process must, therefore, be re-enforced with the potential of alleviating delays in the delivery of...

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Mundia, Christopher Lubasi
2013·University of Zambia

The legal instrument of Contempt of Court is one which has brought a magnitude of controversy in the Zambian legal jurisdiction. As this notion is not a new occurrence, its genesis can be traced as far back as the eighteenth century and has carefully evolved for the proper administration of...

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Mabbolobbolo, Mwanajiti Ian
2013·University of Zambia

Although the United States government has been a strong backer of international justice for other people it continues to display inconsistencies in some of its affairs. In fact some authors have gone as far as saying that America is least qualified in the world to judge what happens in other...

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