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    Introduction Interpersonal communication was quite a challenge after I moved to the U.S. I lived in Zambia (a small country in southern Africa) from birth till I had to move away for further education. I faced a few difficulties moving to America and experience extreme culture shock. According to Joseph DeVito’s called The Interpersonal Communication Book‚ culture shock is defined as the “psychological reaction you experience when you’re in a culture different from your own.” I went through all the

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    to the developing countries‚ and most of them are disagrees with the help that gotten by foreign country. Some resources saying that Foreign Aid is not give any positive effect; it is just give some of negative effects. For example‚ a country name Zambia at Africa has been a recipient of considerable foreign aid over the years. As aid to this country grown‚ this country is actually become poorer than before. From this example‚ there are many arguments come from different philosophical to against this

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    (such as the British Empire) ended up occupying most of Africa. This created colonial territories leaving only Ethiopia and Liberia as the only independent countries. Britain occupied Egypt‚ Sudan‚ Kenya and Uganda‚ British Somaliland‚ Zimbabwe and Zambia (Southern and Northern Rhodesia)‚ Botswana (Bechuanaland)‚ South Africa (Orange Free State and the Transvaal)‚ Gambia‚ Sierra Leone‚ Nigeria‚ Ghana (British Gold Coast) and Malawi (Nyasaland). These countries held more than 30% of Africa ’s population

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    Information is defined on the Business dictionary website as‚ “raw data that (1)Has been verified to be accurate and timely‚ (2)Is specific and organized for a purpose‚ (3) Is presented within a context that gives it meaning and relevance‚ (4) and which leads to increase in understanding and decrease in uncertainty. The value of information lies solely in its ability to affect a behavior‚ decision‚ or outcome.”(www.businessdictionary.com). Information can be transferred via different media such as

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    contemporary thinking in the area of citizen participation and involvement‚ an action and research arena that is changing as we speak. This essay will‚ assisted by appropriate exemplification‚ critically discuss citizen participation in public affairs in Zambia. It will define the concepts under study analytically before using suitable illustrations to discuss‚ at length‚ the levels and mechanisms of citizen participation in its entirety. It will then end in a soluble‚ inclusive conclusion that will summarize

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    This essay aims to discuss the complementarities between the agricultural and industrial sectors in the process of economic development of Less Developed Countries (LDCs) like Zambia. To achieve this aim‚ an exposition of the role of agriculture and industry will be put forward based on some of the theoretical assumptions of Sir Arthur Lewis’ dual economy model and Albert Hirschman’s conceptualization of the inter-sectoral relationships. Relevant examples and definitions will be presented as a way

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    International election monitoring :The African experience .African Affairs‚ 97(389):471-495 Bauer‚ C.(2001) Besa‚ M.(2011). Constitution‚ Governance and Democracy. Ndola: Mission Press Broquet‚ C.‚ and Lancelot‚ A.(2003) Constitution of the Republic of Zambia as amended by Act no 18 of 1996. Lusaka: Government Printers Drumeva‚ E.(2005) Kiiza‚ J.(2005). The Role of Opposition Parties in a Democracy. Paper presented at the Regional Conference on Political Parties in East Africa‚ Tanzania Makinda‚S.(1996)

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    The term NGO (Non Governmental Organisation) seems to be deceptively simple. However it has been defined by different individuals and scholars. According to Asian Development Bank the term non-governmental organization refers to “an organization not based in government‚ and it is not created to earn profit”. United Nations defines it as “private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering‚ promote the interest of poor‚ protect the environment‚ provide basic social services or undertake

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    Emergent literacy support in early childhood education in selected preschools of Kasempa and Solwezi Districts of Northwestern Province‚ Zambia Thomas M. Zimba M.Ed. in Literacy & Learning‚ Department of Language and Social Science Education‚ School of Education‚ University of Zambia‚ 2011 muwemenadi@yahoo.com ABSTRACT This study examined emergent literacy support in early childhood education. The study focused on preschool classroom practices‚ which operationally defined included the classroom

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    2.4 Contribution of sorghum and millets to food and nutrition security The main element guiding food security will be adoption of appropriate innovations and sustained efforts to intensify production of cereals like sorghum and millets among smallholder farmers. This is specifically so in arid environments where traditional cereals such as maize are underperforming. Yield levels for maize in these agro-ecological zones has declined from 1.2t/ha to 0.7t/ha in the past decade (Ministry of Agriculture

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