It is in the light of the rising cost of living that JCTR acknowledges the settlement of the wage dispute in the country and the importance of the recently released money to pay council workers' arrears by government.The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) Food Basket for a family of six in Lusaka for the month of July stands at K332,520. This is up by K3,950 from the June figure of K328,570. However, it must be pointed out that this. cost is mainly for food. It excludes other essential items such as housing, electricity, water, transport, clothing, etc. Muweme Muweme, Coordinator of the Economic and Social Development Project of the JCTR, observes that ''The overall cost of the Food Basket can be influenced even by the rise in ...
The JCTR strongly supports the Catholic Commission for Justice, Development and Peace (CCJDP) and ot...
The JCTR conducts the Basic Needs Basket survey as a way of highlighting the daily challenges that t...
The JCTR strongly believes that there must be drastic measures seen in expansion of education and he...
The JCTR hopes that the recent marginal reductions in the cost of fuel (petrol and diesel) will have...
According to Central Statistical Office publication, Living Conditions in Zambia (1998), Preliminary...
As we move into the second quarter of the year, the Economic and Social Development Research Project...
If only living conditions could be tackled with the greatest enthusiasm as being exhibited currently...
The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) says that the Basic Needs Basket offers some bas...
If we add the average cost of food and non-food essentials, the total cost of the Basic Needs Basket...
The current situation of rising cost of living cannot be attributed to anything else other than poor...
The other intervention should be to make next year's budget pro-poor not in rhetoric but in reality,...
In the current situation where Zambia is experiencing some shortfall in maize grain, it is important...
The JCTR, following the lead of the Church's Social Teaching, holds that ''the economy is for the pe...
Two issues emerge from what is happening pertaining to the availability of maize and to the slowdown...
The JCTR is encouraged by government for declaring a national disaster in view of the current food...
The JCTR strongly supports the Catholic Commission for Justice, Development and Peace (CCJDP) and ot...
The JCTR conducts the Basic Needs Basket survey as a way of highlighting the daily challenges that t...
The JCTR strongly believes that there must be drastic measures seen in expansion of education and he...
The JCTR hopes that the recent marginal reductions in the cost of fuel (petrol and diesel) will have...
According to Central Statistical Office publication, Living Conditions in Zambia (1998), Preliminary...
As we move into the second quarter of the year, the Economic and Social Development Research Project...
If only living conditions could be tackled with the greatest enthusiasm as being exhibited currently...
The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) says that the Basic Needs Basket offers some bas...
If we add the average cost of food and non-food essentials, the total cost of the Basic Needs Basket...
The current situation of rising cost of living cannot be attributed to anything else other than poor...
The other intervention should be to make next year's budget pro-poor not in rhetoric but in reality,...
In the current situation where Zambia is experiencing some shortfall in maize grain, it is important...
The JCTR, following the lead of the Church's Social Teaching, holds that ''the economy is for the pe...
Two issues emerge from what is happening pertaining to the availability of maize and to the slowdown...
The JCTR is encouraged by government for declaring a national disaster in view of the current food...
The JCTR strongly supports the Catholic Commission for Justice, Development and Peace (CCJDP) and ot...
The JCTR conducts the Basic Needs Basket survey as a way of highlighting the daily challenges that t...
The JCTR strongly believes that there must be drastic measures seen in expansion of education and he...