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Authors: Mubanga Mukuka Abstract: This study explores the causes and consequences of a poor reading culture among Grade 5 learners at Kabobole Primary School in Nsama District, Northern Province of Zambia. A purposive sample of 100 participants—comprising 60 students, 35 … Read More »

Authors: Ruth Mutambo Abstract: The massive migration of primary school teachers to secondary schools poses a significant challenge in Kasama District, affecting the quality of education delivery at the primary level. This research aims to investigate the factors influencing this … Read More »

Authors: KANGWA IGNITIUS DENNIS CHILUBI Abstract: This journal presents a comprehensive study on the rise of immoral behaviours in selected secondary schools in Chilubi District, Zambia. The study identifies prevalent immoral behaviours such as drug abuse, sexual misconduct, theft, and … Read More »

Authors: Kalunga Abishy Fanwell Abstract: The project aims at establishing the impact of the provision of free public secondary education on management of schools. A case study of five selected public day secondary schools: Shimumbi, Kaseya, Ndoki, njoko and Luena … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Patricia Eunice Mkandawire, Kalunga Isaac Abstract:  Various factors influence people‘s choice of trading location. This paperanalyses why street vendors despite the provision of formal market infrastructure stilldecide to trade from the streets. Theories of the informal economy were … Read More »

Authors: Phiri Catherine   Abstract: – The effectiveness of mathematics education is pivotal in shaping students problem solving abilities, critical thinking and overall academic success. However, one of the challenges facing educators and policy makers today is the issue of … Read More »

Authors:Mbuzi Irene Abstract: A journal is written inorder to highlight some causes of low literacy levels among school going children in Kasama District of Northern according to the purposive sampling of some teachers that are directly connected with pupils and … Read More »

Authors: Associate Professor Dr.D. Sujatha, T. Iswarya   Abstract: This paper examines To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf through a psychological lens, highlighting the novel’s exploration of consciousness, emotional repression, identity, and healing. Drawing from Freudian and Jungian psychoanalytic theories … Read More »

Davendra Sharma Abstract- The rapid advancement of digital technologies has significantly reshaped societal norms, creating new challenges and opportunities in the realm of ethics, morals, and values. This paper explores the impact of digital transformation on ethical frameworks, focusing on … Read More »

Davendra Sharma Abstract- Youth unemployment in developing countries is a growing concern, characterized by a significant gap between the number of young people entering the labour market and the available job opportunities. This issue is rooted in various socio-economic and … Read More »