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nkwazimagazine.com ISSUE 50 | MARCH / APRIL 2021 24 DANA PATEL BEAUTY IN THE EVERYDAY 38 MUSIC: SEBASTIEN DUTCH 40 CONSERVE: SNAKE SAFETY 56 FEATURE: GABON AIR DISASTER WWW.FLYZAMBIA.COM jan-2020-a4.pdf 1 2021/02/12 14:58:45 LUS-JOZ-A4-New.pdf 1 2021/02/10 14:17:28 EXPLORE ZAMBIA NOW! 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Views in this publicati on are not necessarily those of Silver Fox Publicati ons Ltd. COVER IMAGE: The love of football starts early in Zambia. Here a boy practi ces his football skills on a quiet street as the sun begins to set. This image is by Dana Patel; turn to page 24 for more of her work. CONTRIBUTORS CONTRIBUTING Bryan Manda, Bwanga ‘Benny Blow’ PHOTOGRAPHERS PUBLISHING HOUSE Kapumpa, Daniel Kaoma, Imanga Kayama, Dana Patel, Eness SILVER FOX PUBLICATIONS LTD. Helena Opperman, Helping Hands in Photography, Kalichi +260 211 843 999 Snake Safety (HiSS), Karthik 'Dooderman' Pictures [email protected] Jayaprakash, Leelee Ngwenya, Mbuyoti www.silverfoxzambia.com Silimina, Musonda Kambikambi, Nawa Mutumweno, Noxolo Kapela, Royd Kapesa, Sarah Ramnath, Taonga Kaonga 2 nkwazimagazine.com Helping you get the most out of life more, experience more, live more. 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    Implementing Preventive Education about HIV/AIDS through Physical Education in Zambia: The Response of Teachers By Donald Lesa Njelesani A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Graduate Department of Exercise Sciences Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education University of Toronto © Donald Lesa Njelesani (2012) “Implementing Preventive Education about HIV/AIDS through Physical Education in Zambia: The Response of Teachers” Donald Lesa Njelesani Doctor of Philosophy Graduate Department of Exercise Sciences University of Toronto 2012 Abstract Governments, United Nations (UN) agencies and international and local non- governmental organizations (NGOs) have mounted a concerted effort to remobilize sport as a vehicle for broad, sustainable social development. This resonates with the call by the UN Inter-agency Task Force for sport to be a key component in national and international development objectives. Missing in these efforts is an explicit focus on physical education within state schools, which still enroll most children in the global South. This study focuses on research into one of the few instances where physical education within the national curriculum is being revitalized as part of this growing interest in leveraging the appeal of sport and play as a means to address social development challenges such as HIV/AIDS. The study examines the response to the Zambian government’s 2006 Declaration of Mandatory Physical Education (with a preventive education focus on HIV/AIDS) by personnel charged with its implementation. The decree directed personnel to immediately begin implementing the teaching of physical education in all Basic and Secondary schools in Zambia to “ensure physical fitness and the enhancement of values, skills and holistic development of the learner” (Ministry of Education, 2006).