Mulungushi University research strives to promote sharing and communicating of knowledge from research and development issues from within Zambia and globally. It aspires to make use of research and development information that may inform policy direction on various issues, enhance national development and help transform the livelihoods of people. The journal offers opportunities for world scholars and individuals to contribute their knowledge and innovations to respond to developmental challenges facing the globe today.

Meet some of our 2024 Mulungushi University Research Fund Awardees! Join us live as they unveil their groundbreaking research proposals: Click Here to Join

Officially opened by our newly appointed DVC-Research & Innovation, Prof Chansa Chomba, who challenged the awardees to create innovative solutions for societal impact.

Congratulations to our awardees and best wishes! #Mulungushi University #ResearchExcellence #Innovation

Transforming Maternal Mental Health in Sub-Saharan Africa: The eMAMA Project

Imagine a future where every pregnant woman in Sub-Saharan Africa has access to quality mental health care.

The eMAMA project is turning this vision into reality through:

- Training 300 healthcare professionals
- Collaborating with 30 NGOs and 9 universities
- Developing a mobile app for mental health support

We are proud to have Mulungushi University's School of Nursing & Midwifery on board, with Prof. Concepta Kwaleyela as our link person.

Join us in bridging the maternal mental health gap in Sub-Saharan Africa!

#eMAMAProject #MaternalMentalHealth #SubSaharanAfrica #HealthcareForAll #EmpoweringWomen"

The Directorate is thrilled to congratulate Ms Ireen Moonga and Dr Audrey Muyuni from the Department of Education!

Their impactful presentation at the recent Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula Foundation and SAIPAR conference wowed participants!

Paper Title: "An Analysis of Linguistic Overtones in the Colonial and Post-colonial Narratives that Delegitimized Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula's Contribution towards the Independence Struggle in Zambia"

Kudos to these trailblazers for shedding light on Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula's remarkable contributions!

Well done, Ladies!

#AcademicExcellence #WomenInEducation #ZambiaIndependence #HarryMwaangaNkumbula universities
- Developing a mobile app for mental health support

We are proud to have Mulungushi University's School of Nursing & Midwifery on board, with Prof. Concepta Kwaleyela as our link person.

Join us in bridging the maternal mental health gap in Sub-Saharan Africa!

#eMAMAProject #MaternalMentalHealth #SubSaharanAfrica #HealthcareForAll #EmpoweringWomen"