1. The constitution that Zambia inherited on the 20th October 1964 was...
2. State the kind of government where all national leaders were appointed by the Queen of England and imposed on the people of Zambia?
3. Which type of citizenship is acquired by an alien after applying and meeting prescribed conditions?
4. Why were the documents like the Magna Carta of 1215, the Carter of Mande of 1222 and the English bill of rights of 1689 not universal in nature?
5. Mr Bottle Mwale a teacher at a local school demands sex from the learners who want to pass their final examinations. Which form of corruption is Mr Mwale practicing?
6. In a particular society, young people practice rap music, hop dance and graffiti. What type of culture encourages this practice?
7. Mention any two substances that are found in tobacco and are harmful.
8. Mr Cellphone Nsomba was accused of murder which carries a mandatory sentence of capital punishment. He is too poor to afford a lawyer. What concept is given to a free legal service that every lawyer who is a member of the Law Association of Zambia offers as part of the legal professions service to the community?
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The questions address Zambian governance, citizenship, societal issues, and cultural expressions. Key topics include the Independence Constitution, naturalized citizenship, and pro bono legal services. Additionally, issues of corruption and urban culture are highlighted, providing a comprehensive view of Zambia's social dynamics.
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The questions cover aspects of Zambian governance, citizenship, and societal issues. Key concepts include the Independence Constitution, naturalized citizenship, and various forms of corruption. Understanding these topics is essential in grasping Zambia's historical and contemporary social dynamics. ;
