Zambia’s media industry can be said to have evolved through three significant phases, the first phase being the pre-independence period. During this period, the media were largely influenced by colour–segregation, with no public policy in place to guide the stakeholders. Secondly, immediately...
Download PDF ↓This Practical Attachment Report (PAR) provides a detailed account of the attachee's observations, experiences and contributions made at the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MLSS)'s Child Labour Unit (CLU) of the Ministry's Department of Labour. The attachment, which was carried out...
Download PDF ↓The purpose of the study was to investigate the nature and extent of bulling among visually impaired pupils at Magwero School in Chipata District, St. Mulumba School in Choma District, and Ndola Lion School in Ndola District. All the three school are special residential schools.The objectives of...
Download PDF ↓The study examines the nature and role of Religious Studies at the University of Zambia (UNZA) from inception in 1985 to 2005. In doing so, the study first highlights some perspectives on the history of Religious Studies, method and content, and later developments.Principally, the study was...
Download PDF ↓The purpose of this research was to investigate into the social and academic problems that confront female students during the course of their study at the University. The assumption in this research was that female students experienced problems in: (a)course work and study habits, (b)the making...
Download PDF ↓This study, "The noun phrase of Tonga and Lenje: a contrastive study," carried out a contrastive investigation of the noun phrase in Tonga and Lenje. These belong to a group of languages called Bantu Botatwe by J. Torrend because of their affinity. The term Bantu Botatwe, meaning 'three people'...
Download PDF ↓The practical attachment was conducted at Zambezi Development Trust (ZDT) in Zambezi district of North-Western Province from January to April 2003. ZDT is a Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) that works towards the improvement of living standards of the rural residents of Zambezi and Chavuma...
This study evaluates the construct validity of three non¬verbal tests - Panga Munthu, Porteus Maze and Nonverbal Conservation Tests - to be used in identifying and assessing the mentally sub¬normal children in Zambia. The subjects for this study included average normal school children aged 7-8...
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