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Chibwe, Juliet
2015·Master of Education·University of Zambia

The Study sought to determine the contribution of Sign Language Variation to academic performance of grade Primary School Learners with hearing impairments. Four objectives guided the study; namely: establish the contribution of Sign Language Variation to academic performance of Primary School...

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Ilutombi, Mufungulwa Irene
2015·Master of Science·University of Zambia

In its aim to meet the Millennium Development Goal (MDGs) number 6 on Malaria, Zambia through the National Malaria Control Centre (NMCC) has allocated nearly $200 million into prevention and control programs. These programs include the distribution of Insecticide Treated Nets (ITNs), Indoor...

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Chelwa, Nachela Malisenti
2015·Master of Public Health Population Studies·University of Zambia

Introdution: Under-five mortality, which is the probability of a child dying before their fifth birthday, is of concern in Zambia as infant and child mortality rates are important social indicators. Demographic health surveys conducted between 1992 and 2014 show notable reductions in under-five...

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Mbale, Tiwonge
2015·Master of Education·University of Zambia

Electricity is a commodity at the epicentre of modern society. The mammoth task of ensuring that electricity is generated, transmitted, supplied and successfully distributed to its consumers in Zambia is spearheaded by ZESCO Limited formerly known as Zambia Electricity Supply Cooperation. ZESCO...

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Chulu, Daniel
2015·Master of Public Administration·University of Zambia

The study investigated effort and constraints in the full implementation of the 2002 (revised 2013) national decentralization policy of Zambia. Mambwe District Township was used as a case for the study. In the background, consequences of delays in implementing the policy formed the problem...

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Kumoyo, Muleta
2015·Master of Medicine·University of Zambia

BACKGROUND: To help improve the foetal outcome, many professional bodies recommend the decision delivery interval (DDI) for emergency caesarean sections should be within 30 minutes. However, studies have not been conclusive to state whether delivering within 30 minutes would significantly improve...

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