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Thembela Kakoma Sefulo
2026·Master of Business Administration·ZCAS University

Monetary policy, including high-interest rates and tight credit conditions, significantly constrains financing for hardware store SMEs in Kabwata, leading to high financing costs and limited growth, while poor record-keeping and lack of collateral further exacerbate credit access challenges....

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Meyer Mtonga
2025·Masters·ZCAS University

This study investigates the effects of Village Banking Saving Groups (VBSGs) on the performance of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Matero Market, Lusaka. SMEs are critical to Zambia’s socio-economic development, yet they face persistent barriers in accessing affordable and sustainable...

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Wendy Mulite
2025·Master's·ZCAS University

This study investigates the effectiveness of third-party logistics (3PL) in enhancing last-mile delivery of essential medicines within Zambia’s public health supply chain. Using a structured questionnaire, data were collected from 109 respondents across ZAMMSA, 3PL providers, and high-volume...

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Chishala Joshua Shula
2024·Master's·ZCAS University

This study investigates the influence of risk management practices on the financial performance of four prominent insurance firms operating in Zambia, namely Sanlam Life Insurance, Professional Insurance Corporation Zambia, ZSIC GI, and Prudential Insurance Zambia. The research focuses on...

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Charles Mutale
2022·Master of Business Administration·ZCAS University

The electronic commerce industry in Lusaka and throughout Zambia has changed dramatically over the last few years, evolving from a limited number of players to a platform for consumers and enterprises to conduct business. Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), which affected the global population...

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Geoffrey Mweshi
2022·Master of Business Administration·ZCAS University

The electronic commerce industry in Lusaka and throughout Zambia has changed dramatically over the last few years, evolving from a limited number of players to a platform for consumers and enterprises to conduct business. Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), which affected the global population...

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