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This report is based on an evaluation of the impact of Radio Listening Clubs (RLCs), an initiative of Panos Institute Southern Africa (PSAf), on communities to foster social change. Since dealing with people’s mind set is a complex issue requiring time and organised effort, PSAf’s RLCs initiative...

This study assesses the perceptions of Lusaka youths on media coverage of HIV and AIDS issues affecting them and focuses on the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC). The aim of the study was to assess the perceptions of Lusaka youths on various HIV and AIDS youth programmes...

The study is a detailed account of the observations of the student with Hodi in Namwala and from interactions with REFLECT facilitators and participants. To carry out the study it was necessary to be attached to the project to ensure a comprehensive analysis of facilitation of participatory...

Largely employing the qualitative methodology, the study reports the perceptions of some Lusaka residents on the creation of Munali Girls High School out of Munali Secondary School. The study reveals participants' perceptions; the most reported being the fact of providing a High School for girls...

The study examines the public perceptions of the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC), Zambia's national broadcaster which is supposed to operate as a public broadcaster as opposed to being a state broadcaster. The study has found that despite the enactment of the ZNBC (Amendment) Act...

This exposition is a result of the Researcher's three months attachment to the Fountain of Hope Children's Centre in Lusaka, Zambia, during the last quarter of the year 2005. The attachment was in part fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Communications for Development at...

This thesis is a critical study of two approaches used to analyse Zambia's regional policies in Southern Africa in the period 1964-80. One approach, the idiosyncratic, regards personality and ideology as the central factors that have shaped the country's regional behaviour while the political...

The question of the status of liberation Movements in Southern Africa is a topical controversy in both international law and politics. In some circles, liberation movements are branded as savage terrorist organisations and in some they are regarded as some kind of legitimate salvation armies...

Racial conflict in South Africa stems from whites' determination to perpetuate their monopoly of land and cheap labour resources, by means of political supremacy, and African opposition to this control. This African opposition stems from the common values which industrial and urban society has...

In the post war years, the colonial state in Zambia sought to improve African housing in urban areas. The object of this policy was to boost the morale of the African workers so that they could work harder and, therefore, produce more for the capitalist economy which the state wanted to help...