Dorothy Mwansa is a Lecturer in the Department of Historical and Archaeological Studies at the University of Zambia, which she joined in July 2002. Since joining the university, she has sat on a number of committees. She served as Head of Department from March, 2018 to March, 2022. Her research interests are Zambia’s agricultural history and gender in development. Her publications focus on these areas.
Kamini Krishna and Dorothy Mwansa, ‘‘Indian Communities’ Experiences and Challenges in Zambia: Before and After Independence’’, International Journal of Latest Research in Humanities and Social Sciences, 3, 8 (2020), 95-105.
Kamini Krishna and Dorothy Mwansa, ‘‘Colonial Economy Adversely impacted on Zambian and Indian Women’’, International Journal of Latest Research in Humanities and Social Sciences, 3, 8 (2020), 41-46.
Dorothy Mwansa, ‘‘Women in Donor Supported Agricultural Projects established in Zambia in Response to the Mexico Declaration’’, International Journal of Advanced Research, 5, 8 (2017), 1941-1952.
Dorothy Mwansa, ‘‘Women’s Participation in Agriculture in Zambia, 1964-1974’’, Journal of Humanities, 13 (2015), 59-88.
Book Chapter
Dorothy Mwansa, ‘‘Agricultural Research in Zambia, 1964-2004’’, in Yizenge Chondoka, Bizeck J. Phiri and Chewe M. Chabatama (eds.), Forty Years of Zambia’s Independence. Lusaka: University of Zambia, Department of History, 2007, 105-115.
- Agricultural history of Zambia
- Gender in Development
Projects