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At the time of writing, the education standards in Chipata had been falling over the years due to lack of teachers and learning materials in learning institutions. The main purpose of the study was to showcase that local radio stations in Chipata district were contributing to the enhancement of...

This Essay attempts to offer an analysis of the possibility if any, of the "belief in witchcraft" being admitted as a defence in Sub Sahara African Jurisdictions, relating to murder cases where the accused pleads to have killed as a result of the fear of witchcraft. The analysis highlights the...

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...

Owing to the shift of the Zambian economy from a national control economy to a free market economy, there has been need for the government to effectively regulate the economy in order to promote fair competition and consumer protection. In an attempt to achieve this need the government enacted...

The Pharmaceutical industry in general requires a well outlined laws to ensure proper control. The Zambian pharmaceutical industry is not an exception to this. The law governing the industry in Zambia is the Pharmaceutical Act No. 14 of 2004 which repealed the 'Pharmacy and Poisons Act, 1940' and...

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...

Women in Zambia, like the rest of the world face a number of gender based challenges even in the sphere of employment. The law, being an important instrument to society if used well can help to protect them from such challenges. This research paper presents an evaluation of the extent to which...

Historically, people with disabilities have been among the most impoverished, politically marginalized and least visible members of their societies globally. There are approximately 650 million disabled people in the world of whom 470 million are of working age. This situation is also true to...

Several studies that relate to gender had been concluded in the education sector in Zambia but these had usually concentrated on how to increase access and equity between girls and boys at various levels. These studies had evoked a range of explanations on how to reduce the gaps between boys and...

Over the years ,most parts of the country have witnessed the mushrooming of a business known as street vending. There is a general tendency by most people of selling their goods in streets and other open public places both in residential and commercial areas. It is important that whenever people...