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This study was directed at investigating the impact of the Islamic Revolution on the education of females in Iran, which included an interpretation of Islam whose implementation in national affairs like education could change the position of women. The study analysed the status of women from the...

The main objective for carrying out this study was to find out if the poor readers were benefiting from the 'new child centred' approach to learning to read under the Primary Reading Programme. The specific objectives were to find out if the poor readers had acquired the initial literacy skills...

This is a study of the socio-economic impact of the Petauke Co-operative Marketing Union (PCMJ)on the peasant economy in Petauke District from 1947 to 1964. The approach adopted in this study is a dynamic one. The impact of PCMU on the peasants is examined through a focus upon the organizational...

The study identified the views of parents, pupils, theatre group members and Project Concern International workers about the impact of Theatre for Development in the dissemination of information as used by Project Concern International at Nyamphande Community School in Chongwe district. The case...

Zambia experiences an annual woodland loss of 0.5 percent. Much of this is from areas around urban areas. Woodland loss may lead to both environmental and socio-economic problems. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of the growth of Kasama on the surrounding indigenous...

The purpose of this study was to assess the implementation of the Re-Entry Policy in 10 selected rural schools of the Western Province from 2006 to 2008 in Senanga and Shangombo Districts. The study was intended to find out the opinion of the respondents and the extent to which the Re-Entry...

This dissertation is a result of research undertaken in Kasama District of the Northern Province of Zambia from January to March 1988. Data were collected from 130 households and thirteen village industry entrepreneurs from four villages in the district. The study sought to investigate the effect...

The study has been divided into three Parts. Part I traces the evolution of the idea of international mandate up to the time when the Mandate System was established. A brief survey is made at the outset of legal relations prevailing between Christian and non-Christian States of the pre-World War...

This thesis looks at the family law of one of the ethnic groups in Zambia, namely, the Lozl people. The discussion is centred on marriage and divorce. The marriage contract is one of the most complicated aspects of any customary law: the distinction between custom and law is so slim that it is...

Transnational Corporations, in banking, agriculture, mining and other financial institu¬tions dominate most SADCC member states economies, providing advanced technologies, managerial skills, markets and some capital to so called "modern" enclaves mainly producing for exports. The majority of...