Livingstone Museum Research - Publications

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Livingstone Museum Research - Publications
  • Mufuzi, F. 2011  "A Zambian Glory under the Microscope: A Brief History of the Livingstone Museum", The Bulletin and Record, (February 2011), 27-31.
  • Mufuzi, F. 2011 "Establishment of the Livingstone Museum and its role in colonial Zambia, 1934 - 1964", Historia, 56, 1 (May 2011), 26 - 41.
  • Mufuzi, F. 2011 "Indian Political Activism in Colonial Zambia: The Case of Livingstone Indian Traders" in Jan-Bart Gewald, Marjar Hinfelaar and Giocomo
  • Macola (eds), Living the End of the Empire: Politics and Society in Late Colonial Zambia, Afrika-Studiecentrum Series 21 (Leiden: Brill, 2011), 229-248.
  • Mufuzi, F. 2012 "The Livingstone Museum and its role in postcolonial Zambia, 1964- 2006", Historia, 58 1 (May 2012)
  • Mufuzi, F. 2012 "Indian Traders as Agents of Western Technological Consumption and Social Change in Mukuni: Memories of the Sharma Brothers Trading Store, 1950s to 1964." In an edited book under the Afrika-Studiecentrum Series.
  • Mufuzi, F. 2012 "The Livingstone Museum's memorialisation of David Livingstone during colonial and postcolonial Zambia, 1934 - 2005", as part a celebration of the 200th anniversary since the birth of Livingstone for a publication featuring a collection of papers from contributors with special interest in Livingstone organised by the National Museums of Scotland (NMS).

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    • Mufuzi, F. (2002) "A History of the Asian trading Community, 1905 to 1964." University of Zambia
    • Mufuzi, F. (2010) "The Livingstone Museum and its Contribution to Zambian History, 1934 - 2006". University of Zambia
    • C Mateke, 2001. "Waterbird Counting Along the Zambezi". The Livingstonian, Issue No. 27, September 2001
    • C Mateke, 2001. "Learn About Animals" Series of educational booklets, No's 1 to 4, entitled Pangolins, Bats, Cheetahs, and Honey Badgers.
    • C Mateke, 2001. "Waterbird Counting Along the Zambezi, Zambia Ornithological Society Newsletter, Vol 31 No. 10, October 2001.
    • Kearney, T., Seamark, E. C. J., Mateke, C. and Hood, D., 2010. Chiroptera of Lufupa Camp, Kafue National Park, Zambia; with taxonomic notes on Epomophorus, Nycticeinops, Scotophilus and Scotoecus. African Bat Conservation News 23: 7-31.
    • Mateke, C. 2011. Waterbird count monitors habitat change. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 4
    • Mateke, C. 2011. On Africa Time. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 4
    • Mateke, C. 2011. Owl Quartet. Black Lechwe 18(1): 16-18.
    • Mateke, C. 2011. Tigers and Footmen. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 7
    • Mateke, C. 2012. Climate Ambassadors Clean Up. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 8
    • Mateke, C. 2012. Counting the Zambezi River's Water Birds. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 8
    • Mateke, C. 2012. The Benefits of Holistic Farming. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 9
    • Mateke, C. 2012. Art's Hard-hitting Message. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 9
      Bryja, J., Mazoch, V., Patzenhauerová, H, Mateke, C.,, Zima jr., J., Šklíba, J., and Šumbera, R. 2012. Revised occurrence of rodents from the tribe Praomyini (Muridae) in Zambia based on mitochondrial DNA analyses: implications for biogeography and conservation. Folia Zool. 61 (3-4): 268-283 (2012)
    • Mateke, C. 2012. Touring Electric Car visits Zambia. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 10
    • Mateke, C. 2012. New Zambian Kwacha in 2013. The Zambezi Traveller. Issue 11
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