Author

Richard Sililo

Observed name: Sililo, Richard

Institution: National Institute of Public Administration

Observed institutions: National Institute of Public Administration, National Institute of Public Administration, Institut Tadbiran Awam Negara

ORCID: 0009-0002-2962-2180

Observed ORCID: 0009-0002-2962-2180

OpenAlex ID: A5099299155

The Roles Academic Libraries Play in Facilitating Post Graduate Research: A case of the University of Zambia (UNZA), and the National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA) Master’s Students

2025 · Richard Sililo, Chembe Kaluba · 2

Reviewing the Adequacy of Zambia’s Legal Framework for Local Authorities Revenue Mobilization

2024 · Richard Sililo, Royson M. Mukwena · The International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Invention · 2

Examining Perceptions of Public Service Workers on Performance Management System (PMS) in Zambia's Public Sector

2026 · Maxwell Phiri, Anthony Phiri, et al. · International Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Research and Studies · 1

Orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC) Integration in Orphanages and Home Based Facilities, and Barriers to African Government’s Initiatives: Lessons from Zambia

2025 · Richard Sililo, Nsala Mauzu · Journal of Rural Sociology Microfinance and Poverty Studies · 1

Utilization of Digital Humanities in Managing Archives and Records in the Public and Private Sectors in Zambia

2025 · Chembe Kaluba, Wezi Nyirenda, et al. · 1

Rational Administrative Chaos: Re-Theorising Donor-Driven Public Sector Reforms in Zambia

2026 · Clever Madimutsa, Tambulani Chayima Nyirenda, et al.

Students’ Perspectives on Invigilation as An Approach to Prevent Academic Dishonesty: A Case of Higher Education Institutions in Zambia

2026 · Dalitso Mvula, Kadeyo Kuyela, et al. · The Arab Journal For Quality Assurance In Higher Education

Implications of non-sustainable local authority revenue strategies on Zambian local authorities

2026 · Richard Sililo, Royson M. Mukwena, et al. · African Journal of Empirical Research

Employee Perception of the Organizational Employee Retention Strategies in State Owned Insurance Firm

2025 · Lungowe Lubasi, Chaste Nsama, et al.

Works count: 10

Citation count: 7

H-index: 2

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