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92. The Implication of Removing Section 37 from the Anti-Corrruption Commission (ACC)Act No.42 of 1996
The study's main objective is to assess whether government could be justified for having repealed the Law on abuse of office which was provided for under the abrogated Anti-Corruption Commission Act No. 42 of 1996. Before the repeal of the law in November, 2010, Governments' intentions were...
Download PDF ↓Examiners absenteeism and negative job attitude are a major problem confronting the Examinations Council of Zambia. Over the years, the Examinations Council of Zambia (ECZ) has progressively experienced a low turnout of trained examiners during marking sessions. The Council considers the wealth...
Download PDF ↓94. The Soverignty and Suppemacy of Parliament: A Comparative Study of the British and Zambian Systems
The objective of this study is to compare and contrast the theoretical and practical aspects of the British and Zambian Parliamentary Systems with a view to highlighting:(i) the similarities and differences between the two systems; and (ii)the extent to which the Zambian Parliamentary System has...
Download PDF ↓The background to this study had its genesis from the fact that little was known about the impact of community policing strategy on the objectives set by the Zambia Police in 1995. The main purpose of the study, therefore, was to conduct a situation analysis and determine the extent or impact of...
Download PDF ↓The study problem was that there was a recurrent problem of officers in the Department of Immigration being suspended from work, dismissed, and sometimes facing other disciplinary actions for reasons which are mainly corruption-related, particularly bribery. This phenomenon persists despite the...
Download PDF ↓In order to make Parliament responsive to the demands of multi-party politics, the Parliament of the Republic of Zambia embarked on an ambitious programme in 1993 to reform and modernize itself for good governance. Parliament Radio was born out of reforms to bridge the felt information gap...
Download PDF ↓Parliament is the Central Institution of democracy in Zambia through which the will of the people is expressed. In a normal situation, Parliament is supposed to provide opportunities for grassroots participation as it executes its roles of legislation, executive oversight and representation. As a...
This study focuses on the structural reforms relating to service delivery and human rights undertaken by the Zambia police force from 1995. From the advent of independence the Zambia Police Service has undergone several administrative and operational changes resulting from the colonial legacy and...
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