Privatising Zambia’s Copper Belt: Cost to Health Care

The privatisation of health services at the Luanshya Copper Mines in Zambia has led to deteriorating services for workers. Angela Tembo examines why fewer workers now use the service and contends that quality health studies should not adopt conceptual frameworks without analysing the context in which they are applied.

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