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Maureen Mwanawasa Biography | Early Life | Age | Children | Education | Career | Controversies

This is the biography of Maureen Mwanawasa, the widow of Levy Mwanawasa who served as the First Lady of Zambia from to Besides her role as a former First Lady, she has been involved in various legal and social initiatives.

Early Life

Maureen Mwanawasa was born Maureen Kakubo in Kabwe, huvud Province of Zambia. She was the eighth of ten children in her family, which included six boys and four girls.

Age

Maureen Mwanawasa was born on April 28,

Education

Mwanawasa began her education at Raphael Kombe Primary School in Chimanimani Township, Kabwe, in She later attended St. Mary&#;s Secondary School in Maramba, Livingstone, Southern Provin

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Acknowledgment

I wish to thank all those who contributed towards the refining and publication of this little volume. Many quality enhancing hands and eyes perused through this work to make it what it is although all the errors and opinions remain mine.

Specifically, I salute the following for reviewing the manuscripts and offering valuable suggestions:

Mr Clement Chipokolo Mr Gabriel Konayuma Mr Paul Mumba

Special thanks go to the financiers of this Project as well as those that granted permission to reproduce their works in the appendix section. I hope this book will add to the Leadership body of knowledge around the world.

Thank you

Dedication

To the memory of a selfless and dedicated valiant soldier, Dr Levy Patrick Mwanawasa SC

Preface

When Levy Patrick Mwanawasa assumed the Zambian Presidency in January , many people seriously doubted his capacity to deliver for mother Zambia. From the beginning, many disdai

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Abstract

Introduction

Little is known about the clinical course of COVID following mild symptoms, and how the disease affects the survivors over time. Moreover, information on the severity of the long-term health effects as well as the associated risk factors is scant. This study aims to determine the short, intermediate and long-term health effects of COVID on the survivors and the associated risk factors.

Methods and analysis

We propose conducting a month prospective quantitative study in 10 health facilities (2 specialist, 3 regional, 2 mission and 3 subdistrict hospitals) from Lusaka and Southern Province of Zambia. Health facilities will be those which served as COVID treatment centres during the third wave (June–August ). Study participants will comprise a randomly selected cohort of COVID survivors who had mild or no symptoms (80%) and severe cases (20%). Using a questionnaire, respondent demographic, clinical and laboratory data will be collected at baseline and at a 3-m