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Learner academic performance in both private and public schools: a case of selected schools in Kitwe district
(University of Zambia, 2016)This study was meant to explore learner academic performance in public and private Schools, a case of selected schools in Kitwe District using the following objectives namely ;to a certain main factors that affects the ... -
Evaluation of Zambia's mineral taxation regimes: A case study of Lumwana mine
(University of Zambia, 2016)There has been a lot of outcry from the public that Zambia’s mineral tax reforms, with an aim to optimize revenue benefits from the mines, have not yielded the desired results. This has mainly been attributed to the weak ... -
The effectiveness of Community Radio Stations in bridging the information gap in Rural Communities: The case of Radio Chikuni in Monze District of Zambia
(University of Zambia, 2014)Over the years around the world generally and in Zambia particularly, various forms of community media have been used in a bid to bridge the barriers that exist with regard to access to information especially in the rural ... -
Conversion of women to Pentecostal Churches in Limulunga Compound of Mongu District
(University of Zambia, 2015)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 ... -
Molecularly-imprinted polyaniline nanoparticles for detection of aldrin
(University of Zambia, 2016)Molecularly imprinted polymers are a class of new functional materials that bring about selectivity to chemical sensors that is similar to that found in biological systems. The technique enables the creation of artificial ...
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