The Sound of Ambition: How Marquis Yi Turned the Bianzhong into Power, Diplomacy, and Legacy
Carson Chen
Abstract: This paper asks how Marquis Yi of Zeng used the bianzhongs musical and technological sophistication to express power, navigate diplomatic relationships, and project his formidable status after death. I argue that Marquis Yi mobilized bronze, human labor, and specialized knowledge to make his authority audible.
Mission The Red Land Mars
Saif Nizar, Maheen Muzzaffer
Abstract: Mars represents an important planetary environment for investigating habitability, environmental processes, and potential bio-signatures associated with extraterrestrial life. This theoretical study proposes a conceptual eco-friendly satellite designed to support the investigation of Martian atmospheric conditions, subsurface-water chemistry, and potential biological indicators. The proposed satellite integrates sustainable aerospace design with astrobiological exploration through a range of scientific and observational instruments, including imaging systems, spectrometers, atmospheric sensors, sounders, and navigation cameras.
The Effectiveness of the Communication strategies for promoting Covid-19 vaccination: A Comparative Study between the Catholic Diocese of Monze and Salvation Army Church (Mission Hospitals)
Ackim Sulani Musimuko and Elijah Mutambanshiku Mwewa Bwalya
Abstract: This report examined the effectiveness of communication strategies employed by the Catholic Diocese of Monze and the Salvation Army (Chikankata Mission) in promoting COVID-19 vaccination in Monze and Chikankata Districts of Zambia. The report was motivated by the persistence of vaccine hesitancy, misinformation, and low vaccination uptake despite ongoing public health communication efforts.
A Comparative Analysis of a Community, Commercial and A Public Broadcaster in Climate Change Information Dissemination in Lusaka
Limpo Mulanwa And Elijah Mutambanshiku Mwewa Bwalya
Abstract: This study examines the role of radio broadcasting in climate change information dissemination in Lusaka through a comparative analysis of three distinct broadcasting models: community, commercial, and public service media. The research focuses on Radio Christian Voice, Radio Phoenix, and ZNBC Radio One as case studies representing these categories.
Media Influence On Nutrition Behaviour In The First 1000 Days Of Life: A Comparative Study Of Breeze Fm And Zanis Under The Sun Proramme In Chipata District
Michelo Malungisa And Elijah Mutambanshiku Mwewa Bwalya
Abstract: This study examines the influence of media on nutrition behaviour during the first 1,000 days of life, focusing on a comparative analysis of Breeze FM and the Zambia News and Information Service (ZANIS) “Under the Sun” programme in Chipata District. The first 1,000 days from conception to a child’s second birthday are widely recognized as a critical window for optimal growth, development, and long-term health outcomes.
A Comparative Study Of The Effectiveness Of Community Media In Sensitising The Public Against Deforestation In Choma District In Zambia: A Case Study Of Byta FM And Young Generation FM
Mosha Mwila And Elijah Mutambanshiku Mwewa Bwalya
Abstract: This study is based on a Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of Community Media in Sensitising the Public against Deforestation: A Case Study of Byta and Young Generation. The study aimed at comparing and finding out which community radio station is more effective in sensitising the public against deforestation between Byta Radio and Young Generation Radio in Choma District.
The Effectiveness of Parliament Radio in Creating Public Awareness About the Zambian Parliament’s Activities: A Case Study of Munali Constituency in Lusaka District
Musonda Nshimbi and Elijah Mutambanshiku Mwewa Bwalya
Abstract: This study investigated the effectiveness of Parliament Radio in creating public awareness in Munali Constituency about the Zambian Parliament’s activities. The quantitative sample comprised 207 respondents from a population of one hundred ninety two thousand three hundred twenty six (192,326) selected through systematic random sampling to ensure representativeness of the constituency.
The Effectiveness of Councils Communication in Raising Public Awareness of Constituency Development Fund (CDF) Implementation: A Comparative Study of Chongwe and Kafue Councils
Rose Chilombo Samiselo, Dr. Elijah Mutambanshiku Mwewa Bwalya
Abstract: The Constituency Development Fund (CDF) was established to promote grassroots development and enhance community participation in local governance. Despite the increased allocation of CDF resources in Zambia, concerns remain regarding the effectiveness of council communication in raising public awareness and participation in CDF implementation.
A Comparative Study On The Effectiveness Of Print Media Coverage Of Maternal And Child Health Issues: A Case Study Of The Zambia Daily Mail And The Daily Nation
Saboi Songiso And Elijah Mutambanshiku Mwewa Bwalya
Abstract: Maternal and child health (MCH) remains a critical priority in Zambia, with maternal mortality estimated at 213 deaths per 100,000 live births and infant mortality at 42 per 1,000 live births (WHO, 2023; UNICEF, 2023). Although print media can influence health awareness and behaviours, limited research has examined how Zambian newspapers cover MCH issues.
Farmers’ Awareness and Nutrient Management Practices among Calamansi Growers in Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur, Philippines
Mark Joil Joy P. Sanipa, Myrna G. Pabiona, Chelly S. Alovera, Andrew B. Melencion
Abstract: Understanding how farmers recognize nutrient problems and make fertilizer decisions can inform locally appropriate support for calamansi production. This study characterized farmers’ demographic and farm characteristics, reported awareness, and nutrient-management practices in Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur, Philippines, and assessed the interpretability of their reported harvest performance.
Impact of Youth Migration on Rural Society
Samir Khanal, Eknaran Paudel
Abstract: The study examines the impact of migration on the development of rural societies in Aadhikhola Rural Municipality Ward No. 1, Panchamool, Syangja. The study investigates some of the most significant factors as economic impact, social and family transformation, communal development, cultural transformation, labor force impact, and their combined impact on the development of rural societies. The research employs a descriptive-correlational research design with a sample of 49 households that was stratified according to migration type (internal or international), age, and gender of migrant. Data were obtained by survey and questionnaires, in addition to local authority and community leader information.
