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The year 2020 will be remembered as a year world economies faced hard times, with small economies experiencing extreme negative economic environments and Zambia was no exception.

— President Edgar Lungu

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By OLIVER SAMBOKO

number of covid-19 vaccines will be available in the new year, President Edgar Lungu has said.

President Lungu said in his address to the nation that this means that the darkness and despair of covid-19 will, at long last, give way to the light of hope. “This is good news for humanity and good news for our economy.”

He said the nation seize the moment and

the opportunity offered by this development and work hard to achieve the economic recovery we need.

However, he said, let me hasten to urge the nation that despite the discovery of the vaccines, we must not lower our guard.

“We must continue to adhere to and enforce the public health guidelines. We must, at all cost, avoid a resurgence of covid-19 in our country,” he said.

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Kenyatta and Odinga ‘WEED OUT CRIMINALS’ - Lungu wants criminal elements out ofdivisions Police as pledge to heal he swears in police deputy Inspector Generals Katanga and Mweene

P.2 Chiefs work See story on Page 4

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

CORRUPT civil servants are short changing fish farmers by overpricing materials and equipment being supplied to them for setting up of fish cages on Lake Kariba.

Instead of allowing them to procure the equipment on there own, some unscrupulous officers in the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries and CEEC are giving farmers overpriced equipment. (P.3)

with government of the day Chief Chikanta 32 illegal gold miners arrested for

IMF talks trespassing at Kasenseli Gold Mine on again New Covid

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P.3 Demolish structures • Mwanakatwe reveals contributing to strain worries floods - Lusambo talks set for April P.4 Zambians Mr. Chushi

Over 500 individuals broke the perimeter wire fence and forced their way into the mining area, looting Deputy Inspector General of Police inundisclosed quantities of alluvial charge of Operations Katanga Gold.

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According to an Investigation carried out by the Daily Nation, farmers have complained of being short changed and duped through the overpricing of materials and equipment being supplied to them for setting up of fish cages See story on Page 19 on lake Kariba.

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By SIMON MUNTEMBA

WEED out all criminal elements in the police service and regain confidence of the people, President Edgar Lungu has directed Inspector General of Police, Kakoma Kanganja.

And an emotionally charged President Lungu, with his voice near breaking, emphasised See story on Pageon4 the need for Mr Kanganja to expedite investigations into the killing of Mrcompanies Nsama Chipyoka SOME oil marketing have and Joseph Kaunda in Lusaka been holding on to fuel to create last shortage, week because their grieving an artificial the Energy Regulation Board (ERB) said. families and the has public want to know what really happened.

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A CRUNCH YEAR

THIS, for Zambians should be a crunch year in which the nation will not only hold Presidential and General elections, but also ensure there is an economic turnaround. There is Covid-19 hovering as well.

Although politics will take up much of the time as the various political players crisscross the country to try and convince voters why they need to be elected into office, Zambians ought to realise that there are other pressing issues that need their attention.

The key issue is of course the economy, that has shrank.

There is the Covid-19 pandemic that has disrupted the world’s economy, leaving no country untouched.

With the world still struggling to come to terms with the pandemic, now countries, Zambia included, have to contend with a more deadlier strain – 501Y V2 – that spreads faster.

But it is the economy that Zambians worry the most about, so does the government.

To kick start the country’s economic revival, President Edgar Lungu has launched the Economic Recovery Plan and during the week urged Zambians to work at changing the narrative that they are only good at planning without actual implementation of development programmes.

President Lungu also said Government will promote dialogue between the private and public sectors as it implements the Economic Recovery Plan.

President Lungu said Government will work with institutions like the Economics Association of Zambia and the Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry to promote industrialization in the agriculture and other sectors of the economy.

The Economic Recovery Plan is one that should not fail as the country grapples with a huge external debt of over US$11 billion.

At the same time, Zambia must convince the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for an economic stimulus package.

As we noted in our Wednesday editorial the year 2020, has had challenges, which included the tumbling of macro-economic fundamentals, exacerbated by the outbreak of Covid-19 in March.

Citizens were gripped in woes as their income levels were eroded while firms in the private sector also experienced a reduction in performance levels.

A more devastating economic setback struck when the country failed to meet the US$42 million coupon payment on one of the Eurobonds to commercial lenders.

Government has had challenges in resource mobilisation and distribution because debt servicing and public service wage bill dwarfed many other disbursements.

Quite clearly, these problems will require cool heads that are able to remain focused on what needs to be done.

But amidst all these economic woes, there is hope should the government actualise its plans like implementing and getting the marijuana project going.

Gold mining must also be refined. Government has started on a good note by involving ZCCM-IH and artisan miners working together.

But even as the nation tackles its economy, it must not forget the threat from Covid-19.

Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya disclosed on Wednesday that a second wave of coronavirus has now been established with a new strain identified as 501YV2.

Zambia National Public Health Institute, Director General Victor Mukonka said it was “more contagious and associated with super spreader events such as funerals, weddings, parties, concerts, drinking places.

Associated with increased severe disease.”

The remedy lies in increased adherence to health guidelines from the Ministry of Health.

So as we begin 2021, let’s not forget that even as we do our politicking, the economy and health must not be trivialised.

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‘WEED OUT CRIMINALS’ …Lungu wants criminal elements out of Police as he swears (From page 1) Mr Lungu said this in Lusaka yesterday when he swore in deputy Inspector General of Police for operations, Charity Katanga and her counterpart in-charge of administration, Richard Mweene at State House. Others sworn in were Police Commissioner for Eastern Geza Lungu, Jestus Nsokolo for Northern and Lizzy Machina for Muchinga province.

Before the swearing in ceremony, the visibly aggrieved President Lungu called for a moment of silence in honour of the departed two citizens who were shot last week as police dispersed UPND cadres during the interrogation of their leader, Mr Hakainde Hichilema at Police Headquarters.

Addressing Mr Kanganja who was present, the President directed him to get rid of all the

By MULENGA MUSONDA ALL chiefs are mandated to support the government of the day as developmental programmes pass through them and this should not be misinterpreted as being partisan, Chief Chikanta has said.

Chief Chikanta of the Tonga people in Kalomo said the public should distinguish between a chief being partisan from supporting the government or the president of the day.

“As chiefs, officially we are supposed to work with the government of the day, that is officially, we are supposed to work with the government of the day…….after you people of Zambia elect a party and a president and that president

unprofessional police officers in the service to regain public confidence.

He urged the Zambia Police Service to be professional and have respect for human rights as they execute their duties.

“Those of you who have taken oath today, your appointment therefore, must serve as the beginning of the cleansing of the Zambia Police Service. Your image must be that of servants of the people. Times are gone were people used to run away from police officers instead of taking refuge from them. These are modern times and modern times have come with many rights of the people which we must respect as the police.

“Inspector General, I therefore expect full discipline from your officers. Weed out all the criminal elements from the service. Spruce up the police command and regain

the confidence of the people,” President Lungu said.

He added, “the events of last week have brought out so much sorrow and grief, not only to the families of our departed brothers Mr Nsama Chipyoka and Joseph Kaunda but the whole nation. As President and Commander-in-Chief of the defence forces, I mourn with the families of the departed.

“Indeed, we are hurting as a nation especially that we do not have conclusive and detailed answers yet. This is why I have directed the Inspector General of Police to expedite investigations and I have also made changes in the police command part of which we are witnessing today (swearing in ceremony)” The President however, said as a former Home Affairs Minister he was aware of the challenges that the police

officers were facing.

He said he knew when the people were genuinely complaining about the police, and when they were simply being unfair with them.

“Some people will say they have every right to demonstrate or protest and yet some of those actions could lead to a stampede or violence and they will cry out for your help.

The same people will ask for your rescue. Sometimes, it is innocent people, not part of protests that come in harm’s way. But you have to ensure that you are making a right call all the time so that we don’t end with disastrous outcomes,” he said. Mr Lungu, who said greatest asset of Zambia is peace and security urged the police commissioners to work as a team and avoid the culture of pulling each other down so that they get to the top.

Chiefs work with government of the day - Chief Chikanta

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forms government, all chiefs are supposed to work with that government,” he said.

“Working with the government

of the day sometimes is misinterpreted to be partisan, because the president of the state is also a president of a political party, so if one chief says no I am ready to work with government, with the president, some people will say now he has become partisan.” Chief Chikanta said The chief ,who is also the chairperson for the Council of Chiefs in Southern Province explained that people should not see traditional leaders who are working with the Patriotic Front to be partisan as developmental programmes from governments go through chiefs.

“In this particular case PF is in government, so if one chief

Tazama driver convicted 60 illegal for driving at odd hour immigrants held

By STEPHEN MWEWA

A 45-YEAR-OLD driver of Tazama Pipelines has been fined K400 after he pleaded guilty of driving a truck laden with 11 solar panels from Tanzania en-route to Lusaka at an awkward time prohibited by law.

James Mwenda was also charged with giving false information to a police officer after his Scania truck, Registration number BAP 4526 belonging to Tazama Pipelines was intercepted in Kasama around 22:30 hours on December 19.

On the material day, Mwenda gave false information to a traffic police officer that he was compelled to drive the vehicle at night because the solar panels he was ferrying belonged to the Zambian government when in fact not.

When passing the sentence, Magistrate Joe Samboko said the convict contravened the Statutory Instrument number 78 subsection (a) of 2017 which prohibits the movement of heavy trucks after 21:00 hours.

He fined him K400.

In the same court, a 21-year-old peasant farmer of Chiba village was jailed 18 months with hard labour for trafficking in psychotropic substances.

Victor Kalumba was charged after officers from the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) apprehended him.

DEC officers on December 25, around 19:00 hours as they were conducting patrols in Chiba near Modern Market, found that Kalumba had a plastic bag containing marijuana.

The marijuana was weighing 12.3 grams which he was selling.

In mitigation, Kalumba pleaded for leniency, saying he is a married man with two children who may suffer, if sent to a correctional facility.

By SIMON MUNTEMBA SIXTY suspected illegal immigrants have been detained by officers from the Department of Immigration in Lusaka after they conducted a clean-up operation.

According to the Department of Immigration public relations officer, Namati Nshinka, the clean-up operation was conducted on Wednesday December 30, 2020 following an increase in the number of reports of an influx of suspected illegal immigrants by the public.

Mr Nshinka told the Daily Nation in a statement that all the 60 remain detained pending immigration formalities.

“The areas covered were Meanwood Ndeke, Avondale, Chainda, Ibex, Mtendere East, Ten-Miles, and Matero.

Among the detained were 36

says I will work with President Lungu, then sometimes it is misinterpreted that this chief has become partisan. There is a very thin line or separation between party as PF and government, otherwise all chiefs are supposed to officially work with the government of the day,” he said.

Chief Chikanta, who was speaking during the Byta FM Radio Station employee of the month award that was scooped

by Radio presenter Mutuntu Sangombe, also took time to appeal to all political players to desist from violence and use of hate speech ahead of the August 12 general elections.

Burundians, 13 Congolese, and six Rwandese.

“Others were two Tanzanians, one Ugandan, one Zimbabwean, and one person whose nationality is yet to be ascertained. All the 60 remain detained pending immigration formalities,” he said.

Mr Nshinka urged any foreign national intending to enter or remain in Zambia to ensure they do so within the confines of immigration laws.

He warned that the department would not relent

The areas covered were Meanwood Ndeke, Avondale, Chainda, Ibex, Mtendere East, Ten-Miles, and Matero. Among the detained were 36 Burundians, 13 Congolese, and six Rwandese. in bringing those who will be found in abrogation of the Immigration Act to book.

“Further, we encourage anyone aware of an individual, business, or employer who may be aiding and abetting illegal immigrants to contact the Department of Immigration,” Mr Nshinka said.

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NEW COVID STRAIN WORRIES ZAMBIANS

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SCALATING cases of Covid-19 has worried Zambians after the Ministry of Health announced the discovery of a new strain of the deadly virus, which is more infectious.

Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya told a media briefing that tests had revealed the presence of the new strain of the Covid similar to the one in South Africa.

Lusaka residents have told the Daily Nation in random interviews that the government should ensure the safety measures are enforced in all public places and vehicles.

On Wednesday, Dr. Chilufya

announced the new strain of the pandemic, adding that the mutated virus isolated in many of the cases detected in December 2020 causes more infections and spreads faster.

And according to the Ministry of Health, the country has in the last 24 hours recorded 263 new cases out of the 9, 853 tests, two deaths and 130 recoveries.

Mr George Mwamba of Kanyama said the market committees should be forced to implement all Covid prevention measures such as hand washing by placing hand washing equipment at entrances.

He also said using of masks should be made law.

Another resident, Ms Mercy Ngoma of Chawama

Dr. Chilufya said public buses will be super spreaders of Covid unless bus drivers are serious with enforcement of prevention measures.

“Right now people jump on buses without masking up or washing hands, and this is putting everyone in danger,” Ms Ngoma said.

Fuel transportation for locals only - Transporters

By AARON CHIYANZO ONLY Zambian trucks should transport fuel into the country from the Port of Beira in Mozambique because the business is now not enough to share with foreigners, the Petroleum Transporter Association of Zambia (PTAZ) has demand.

PTAZ also called on Government to reprimand oil marketing companies which were sidelining local transporters in preference for foreigners in local distribution of fuel.

PTAZ secretary general, Benson Tembo said Government policy for more

than 50 percent of fuel distribution contracts to be the preserve of locals should be respected.

Mr Tembo explained that currently, very few Zambianbound tankers were able to draw fuel from the Beira Port because of the Covid-19 restrictions.

He said in an interview that a lot of Zambian tankers had no business because foreign truckers were being given preference.

Mr Tembo said there was no way Zambians should compete with foreigners for the limited space at Beira Port when the fuel was earmarked for the Zambian market.

He said only Zambian tankers at this time should be allowed to transport oil products from the Beira Port because they were capable.

Mr Tembo said foreigners should only be sub-contractors, engaged in emergency situations.

“There are serious restrictions at Beira because of Covid-19 and most countries are getting their fuel from there so only a limited number of Zambian-bound tankers are able to load at a goal. So only Zambian tankers at this point should participate.”

And Mr Tembo said Zambia should emulate countries like Tanzania and Zimbabwe

which do not allow foreigners to participate in fuel transportation business.

He said fuel transportation in Tanzania, Zimbabwe and many other African countries was a preserve for locals only.

Mr Tembo said in Zambia, even Government’s pronouncement where 50 percent of fuel distribution was to be the preserve of locals was not respected.

He said foreign truckers had continued to dominate fuel distribution while locals were being sidelined.

Mr Tembo however thanked Government for the political will, shown to support local truckers.

UPND cadres get bail

By CHARLES MUSONDA THE Lusaka Magistrates Court has granted bail to 11 United Party for National Development (UPND) cadres who were arrested when their leader Hakainde Hichilema appeared for questioning at police headquarters last week.

Magistrate Albert Mwaba yesterday granted the cadres bail of K10, 000 each in their own recognizance after they denied one count of idle and disorderly persons, contrary to Section 178 (c) of the Penal Code.

Particulars of offence are that on December 23, 2020 the accused persons jointly and whilst acting together conducted themselves in a manner likely to cause breach of peace.

They are Ackland Katamanga of house number 10/44 Kafue, Habinga Mainza of John Laing in Lusaka, Marco Siyabukulu of Ng’ombe compound, and Joseph Mbuzi, also of Lusaka.

Others are Edwin Chembo Luwinje of plot 1522 Kaunda Square in Lusaka, Kamanga Siambili of Kalingalinga in Lusaka, Peter Musoka, a general worker of Kanyama compound in Lusaka, and Briston Simuyendo, 21, of Mtendere compound also in Lusaka.

The rest are Charles Musonda, 45, a bus driver of Garden Site 3, Ganizani Moonga, 29, a cashier of Chalala, and Chrispine Chipanga, all of Lusaka.

The case has been adjourned to The cadres who were arrested when their leader January 11, 2021 for commence- Hakainde Hichilema appeared for questioning at police headquarters last week ment of trial.

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President Lungu also said the year 2020 will be remembered as a year world economies faced hard times, with small economies experiencing extreme negative economic environments and Zambia was no exception.

The country faced a number of challenges, notable among these, the covid-19 pandemic, the economic slowdown, the macro-economic instability and the natural disasters.

He also pointed out that the country experienced high inflation, exchange rate instability and high interest rates.

Other challenges the country experienced included low levels of revenue collection and low levels of electricity generation to support developmental programmes.

“We also experienced low recruitment levels in key sectors, such as education and health. Other challenges included increased food prices and low levels of support to programmes such as social cash transfer and many of these challenges, to a larger extent, have been aggravated by the covid-19 pandemic and the impact of climate change,” the President said.

He noted that debt repayment, fuel procurement, and electricity deficit, accounted for the largest proportion of the country’s economic challenges.

He also pointed out that floods, on the other hand, washed away roads and bridges, damaged schools, and left communities needing relief food, shelter and medicines.

To address the effects of covid-19, government rolled out specific measures, which included an integrated health response, the emergency social cash transfer for vulnerable households, the K10 billion covid-19 stimulus package, and the K30 million stimulus package for artistes “As a result of the multisectoral response being implemented and the overwhelming support from all our partners, we managed to mitigate the spread of covid-19. It is for this reason that the international travel organisation ranked Zambia the fourth safest travel destination in the world out of 70 countries with verifiable data on covid-19,” he said.

The President also pointed out the successes that his government has achieved such as significant

progress in infrastructure development since 2011.

“We have built over a thousand primary schools and close to 500 secondary schools and increased the number of public universities from two to seven,” he said.

“In addition, my government has constructed eight trades training institutes, 774 telecommunication towers and 73 digital transmission towers,” he said.

The government is also constructing 36 district hospitals some of which are already operational while the Levy Mwanawasa University Teaching Hospital has been built and Livingstone General Hospital has been upgraded to a university teaching hospital.

“Government has also delivered over 400 health posts,” he said.

Another notable achievements include the upgraded 600 kilometers of trunk, main and district roads across the country, rehabilitating of over 2,500 kilometers and maintaining of over 62,000 kilometers of roads.

Increasing electricity generation capacity is another achievement and this year generation capacity will increase to 3,000 megawatts compared to 1,970 megawatts in 2011 when the Patriotic Front came into power.

The delivery of farming inputs on time has ensured food security for the country despite the effects of climate change on agricultural production.

President Lungu further hailed the country’s record of peace and stability which he said continues to be a shining example to the world at large and implored Zambians not to take this peace and stability for granted.

The President however, cautioned against intimidation and violence during campaigns in this year’s general elections.

The President further said Zambia remains a mining country and, “therefore, we need to find ways through which the country could earn the much needed revenue from mining.

He said the focus on gold mining has added impetus to the economic turnaround.

“However, we need to double our effort in ensuring the success of gold mining in Zambia,” he said..

He said the sooner the country resolves issues surrounding Mopani mine and Konkola copper mines, the better for the nation.

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Zambia’s GDP improves ...as inflation hits 19.2 percent

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZAMBIA’S Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the third quarter of 2020 has increased by over K21 billion compared to the same period last year, as inflation rate quickens for the fourth straight month.

GDP at current prices in the third quarter of 2020 was estimated at over K97.73 billion compared to K76.62 billion recorded in the same period of 2019.

This is according to the Zambia Statistics Agency (ZamStats), interim Statistician General, Mulenga Musepa.

Mr Musepa said analysis at industry level showed that out

of K97.73 billion, the mining and quarrying, wholesale and retail trade and construction industries were the main contributors, collectively accounting for 50.7 percent.

He said yesterday in Lusaka during a press briefing that the mining and quarrying, information and communication, agriculture, forestry and fishing and financial and insurance had the highest positive contributions to the third quarter growth with 1.3, 1.1, 0.6 and 0.5 percentage points, respectively.

Meanwhile, Mr Musepa said the annual inflation for December 2020 increased to 19.2 percent from 17.4 percent recorded in November 2020. Price growth has exceeded the Bank of Zambia’s target band of six to eight percent for 20 months.

Mr Musepa attributed the increase in the annual rate of inflation to price increases in food items.

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By AARON CHIYANZO

UDITING of unions to unmask those reportedly misusing money, is still ongoing and is progressing well, Minister of Labour and Social Security Joyce Simukoko has said.

Ms Simukoko earlier warned that individuals who would be found wanting during the auditing of unions would be removed and face the wrath the law.

She however expressed

happiness that from the time the process started, there had not been any reports of major concerns.

Ms Simukoko said her office was always informed whenever there was something seriously irregular during the auditing.

She said so far the process had been going on quietly and that unions were submitting their financial statements.

Earlier, Ms Simukoko observed that there was too much misuse of members’ contributions in unions,

saying that the vice could not be allowed to continue.

She said that her office had received numerous reports of mismanagement in the unions.

Ms Simukoko said the ministry would soon audit all unions and fish out individuals who would be found wanting.

She warned that those found to have misused members’ contributions would not be allowed to be elected back in the unions and would be subjected to the law.

The minister reiterated that people were not elected to unions to go and enrich themselves.

“We have noticed that very few unions are complying with the rules and regulations. We have received petitions against some unions.

But I must warn that we are going to audit all the unions and those who will be found wanting will be chucked out and will face the law. People are not elected to unions to go and enrich themselves,” she said.

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Engage technocrats in implementing stable mining tax regime, mines expert urges govt

BRING technocrats on board who understand the mining industry as you discuss the Mining Sector “Indaba” so that it is implemented effectively, a mining expert has urged the government.

The government has indicated that it would hold a mining sector “indaba” within the first quarter of 2021 with a view to implementing a stable mining tax regime to increase investment.

Mr Edward Simukonda said

in an interview that the government should ensure that technocrats and not politicians sit to discuss because the “indaba” is critical to the growth of the country’s economy.

“It’s a good move and once implemented, Government

will be able to collect enough revenue but should not be left to politicians, let the technocrats that understand the mining business sit down to discuss then it would be implemented successfully,” he said.

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By PETER SICHALI

FILE PHOTO : RDA is happy with the performance of most of the sub-contractors although there are isolated cases of shoddy works being reported.

Ensure quality works, RDA tells sub-contractors

By KETRA KALUNGA

SUB-CONTRACTORS should ensure that they take the works seriously and not compromise on quality, says the Road Development Agency (RDA).

RDA acting director of communications and corporate affairs, Anthony Mulowa said once sub-contractors compromise on quality, they delay their colleagues from benefitting from the projects because it was a revolving programme meant to benefit as many subcontractors as possible.

Mr. Mulowa said in an interview that RDA would continue to conduct random checks to ensure that subcontractors comply with the specifications and designs given because quality work was top on its agenda.

And Mr. Mulowa has urged the main contractors to work closely with sub-contractors and ensure that they constantly supervise the works to avoid shoddy works.

“We urge the main contractors to embrace the subcontractors by ensuring that they supervise the works so that they don’t compromise on quality,” he said.

Mr. Mulowa said RDA was happy with the performance of most of the sub-contractors although there are isolated cases of shoddy works being reported.

He said,' 'RDA is happy that most sub-contractors are learning and performing very well, so far so good, only isolated cases are reported.”

LAW enforcement agencies should immediately arrest foreigners that are said to be interfering with the electoral process, GEARS executive director McDonald Chipenzi has said.

Mr Chipenzi said foreigners interfering with the country’s electoral process are committing a crime and law enforcers should swiftly move and arrest the culprits.

Mr Chipenzi said revelations

by Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo that one opposition party has brought foreigners to manipulate the electoral process has potential to contribute to voter apathy as people will lose confidence in the electoral system.

He said it was important for the THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has advised members of the public to be cautious when purchasing used motor vehicles from online dealers purporting to be operating in Japan.

In a statement made available to ZANIS by Ministry of Foreign Affairs Public Relations Officer Chansa Kabwela, the Ministry has been drawn to information regarding mounting complaints from Zambian citizens who have been swindled or shortchanged by unscrupulous individuals running websites purporting to sell used motor vehicles when in fact not.

Ms Kabwela stated that

Chief Chikwanda

the ministry of Foreign Affairs is aware of cases involving Zambians who have not had their vehicles delivered despite having made payment.

She noted that there are people who have received their motor vehicles late and other individuals who have received different vehicles altogether from those originally purchased online.

She encouraged people wishing to purchase used motor vehicles from Japan to

Chief Chikwanda handed over the farming inputs to the affected families yesterday.

“I was saddened by the news that crop fields and places of worship were destroyed by rains in this area,” said Chief Chikwanda.

He said government will not allow people to die of hunger and that the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) will ensure that they come through to help the affected families.

Meanwhile, acting District Agriculture Coordinator Geoffrey Ngandu assured that farmers still have time to plant their maize.

“SEEDCO 403 matures early, so if you still have time,” said Mr. Ngandu.

Mpika district experienced a hail storm that destroyed more than One Hundred maize fields and other crops in Musungu and Lunda villages.

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government through the Ministry of Home Affairs to quickly arrest and flush the mercenaries out of the country.

Zambians warned against unscrupulous online car dealers

President Lungu aids Mpika farmers with inputs

RESIDENTS of Musungu and Lunda villages in Chief Chikwanda’s Chiefdom of Mpika District in Muchinga Province have received farming inputs after their crop fields were destroyed following a hail storm that was experienced in the area recently.

The farming inputs have been delivered after Chief Chikwanda of the Bemba speaking people requested President Edgar Lungu to help the affected farmers.

President Lungu has sent more than 1000 bags of fertilizers and 300 hundred bags of maize seed.

Mr Chipenzi

“Citizens will be discouraged from participating in the electoral process because the elections will be manipulated,” Mr Chipenzi said.

Mr Chipenzi said the Immigration Department should be shaken up for allowing foreigners with questionable credentials to enter the country.

He wondered why the police have not arrested the said foreigners He said undermining the electoral process is treasonable and the culprits must be brought to book.

And Mr Chipenzi has called on law enforcement agencies to investigate the claims and ensure that perpetrators are brought to book.

He said to bring foreigners to manipulate the electoral process is undermining democracy and perpetrators should be caged if allegations are proved.

contact the Embassy of the Republic of Zambia in Tokyo.

“All individuals wishing to purchase used motor vehicles from Japan are encouraged to contact the Embassy of the Republic of Zambia in Tokyo on Tokyo@ grz.gov.zm for guidance on the legitimate sources to avoid loss of funds and personal inconvenience,” advised Ms Kabwela.

Ms Kabwela further encouraged people to alternatively use the

Zambia Postal Services Corporation which has signed Memoranda of Understanding with various car dealers in Japan or to purchase their vehicles from companies with a physical presence in Zambia.

She added that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs through its Mission Abroad remains seized of this matter and has officially brought it to the attention of the relevant authorities in Japan.

- ZANIS

300 ditch UPND for PF

By MULENGA MUSONDA

THE United Party for National Development has crumbled in Central Province after 300 of its members and other political parties defected to the ruling Patriotic Front Party citing good leadership qualities by President Edgar Lungu.

In receiving the defectors in Mwembeshi Constituency of Shibuyunji district, Patriotic Front aspiring candidate Kelvin Toloko for the same constituency said come 2021 the PF will win the general elections with

a landslide victory.

“These people you are seeing here are from the opposition party, and after realising that they were wasting time in the UPND or whatever party they were in, they decided to join the mighty Patriotic Front because of the good leadership of President Edgar Lungu,” he said Mr Toloko, who was accompanied

by Namwala PF District chairperson Kelvin Chikwata to drum up support in the area said people should not waste time with parties with no proper direction for the country because the PF has shown

that it can deliver and people are able to point at what the party has done.

And one of the defectors from the Movement Multi Party Democracy (MMD) Allan Buunda said Shibuyunji district has received a lot of developmental projects from the time President Lungu came into Office.

He said the President has good leadership qualities which some opposition presidents do not have and as such he decided to join the PF as it is the only viable and attractive party to take the nation forward.

Consumers urged to use digital channels …BAZ warns against fraudsters

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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CABINET NODS FREE TRADE AREA RATIFICATION

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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AMBIA has been given Cabinet approval to ratify the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) which has commenced trading today.

Government will present the agreement for ratification to Parliament around February, 2021 for possible ratification.

As of December, 5th 2020, 54 of the 55 AU Member States had signed the AfCFTA Agreement.

The establishment of the AfCFTA is part of African Union wide agenda to boost intra Africa trade and contribute to the attainment of ‘the Africa we want’ in line with Agenda 2063.

Zambia has taken long to ratify the agreement because it is still consulting extensively with the private sector and other stakeholders, says Commerce, Trade and Industry Minister, Christopher Yaluma.

Mr Yaluma said yesterday in Lusaka at a media briefing that the ministry had been consulting the private sector to finalise the outstanding issues on Rules of Origin and develop national positions on Digital Trade and E-Commerce which were to be negotiated.

Government, he said, had developed a draft AfCFTA roll out plan to prepare

Zambia execute activities in the first year of implementation of the Agreement.

“We need the private sector involvement to make this trading bloc a success. We will continue to dialogue with the private sector because they are our strongest partners in reshaping the economy,” Mr Yaluma said.

He said Zambia became a signatory to the Framework Agreement establishing the AfCFTA since 10th February, 2019.

“There are currently 34 countries that have deposited their instruments of ratification of the AfCFTA Agreement with the African Union Commission.

“The number of countries who have not yet deposited their instruments of ratification remains at 21,” Mr Yaluma said.

The AfCFTA, he said, had three main objectives: to create a single continental market for goods and services, with free movement of business persons and investments, expand intra-Africa trade across the Regional Economic Communities and the continent in general and enhance competitiveness and support economic transformation.

The launch of the start of trading under the AfCFTA Agreement is a culmination of years of intense negotiations by the AU member states, work which is still going on.

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CONSUMERS need to avoid large cash withdrawals and use digital channels for enormous transactions during this festive season, Bankers Association of Zambia (BAZ) has warned.

In the festive season, fraudsters are more aggressive, says Chairperson of the BAZ Fraud Prevention and Security Sub-Committee, Jayson Njovu.

Mr Njovu said financial fraud took place throughout the year, but stressed that it was predominantly common around the holiday season.

He warned that with a significant increase in online shopping and deal searching, consumers were naturally more vulnerable to threats from scammers.

Mr Njovu said this in his write-up on “Beware of scammers during the festive season.”

“For most people, the holiday seasons means a lot of shopping, travelling to holiday destinations and vacation bookings. There is however, a more ominous side to this, as scammers become more active.

“Some of the most common scams to look out for during the festive season are Automated Teller Machine (ATM) fraud, phishing, holiday scam, counterfeit travel agencies and associated bank robbery,” he said.

Mr Njovu encouraged the consumers to choose an ATM in a busy and well-lit area when making a transactions to avoid fraud.

He cautioned consumers to watch for skimming devices or alterations to the machine, shield the keypad with their hand while entering the PIN during a transaction and not to count money near the ATM. Mr Njovu also said fraudsters often advertised affordable holiday packages online, offering limited space on almost sold-out reservations.

He explained that they encouraged consumers to call or email them and would often send beautiful pictures of the supposed accommodations to their mark.

“Victims are requested to make a deposit to secure their packages. Be wary of these criminals and plan your holidays with reputable service providers. If you do fall victim to a scam like this, report it to the nearest police station.

“It may be near impossible to recover your money but reporting them will assist others from falling prey to the same scam,” Mr Njovu said.

‘Give illegal gold miners licences’

By PETER SICHALI GOVERNMENT should legalise local gold mining operators by giving them licences so that they can start paying taxes and contribute to the treasury, a mining expert Danny Mwila has said.

Mr Mwila said there were currently a lot of illegal mining activities going in many areas such as Sinda, Katete, Lundazi, Serenje and Mkushi.

He said such gold miners should be encouraged to form cooperatives and issue them with artisanal mining licence or panning certificates for them contribute to national development through the payment of taxes.

Miners, he said, should be supported through ZCCM-IH Gold and Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development by attaching officers who were experts such as geologists and mine engineers to train them in mining.

Mr Mwila said once they were trained, they would obtain optimal gold from their mining areas.

"Currently the gold mining is being conducted by illegal miners especially in many areas including Sinda-Katete, Mwinilunga, Lundazi,

FILE PHOTO : Gold miners should be encouraged to form cooperatives and issue them with artisanal mining licence or panning certificates.

Mkushi and Serenje and these illegal miners are selling their gold to Tanzania and they are not paying any taxes."Let Government the same way they have passion for small scale farmers have passion of these illegal gold miners and transform

them into legal miners as they form cooperatives," Mr Mwila said.

Mr Mwila said once illegal gold miners were transformed they would not only contribute to payment of taxes, but also create job opportunities for the locals.

Friday 1 January, 2021

Smoked out HARARE – Tobacco merchants registered more growers than they funded while others over-declared the value of inputs, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) has said.

The TIMB is currently validating the value of inputs and quantities given to farmers this season to ascertain if contractors complied with required minimum support levels.

While the exercise is yet to be completed, indications are that several tobacco merchants had over-declared the value of inputs and the number of farmers supported.

Under the new contract regulations, tobacco contractors are required to provide inputs worth US$1, 000 per hectare for smallholder farmers and US$4, 000 for large-scale growers.

“What we have is that a lot of big and smaller dealers had registered more growers

than they funded and those growers will be de-registered and can sign up with other contractors,” TIMB chairman Patrick Devenish said.

Contractors who overstated the value of the inputs can only recover what they invested.

“We want to avoid what happened in the cotton industry when merchants registered more growers that they funded,” said Devenish.

As a result, some contracts failed to recover their investments due to rampant side marketing.

Tobacco is the country’s second largest export earner after gold. This year, output declined to 183 million kg, a 27 percent drop from a record 252 million kg last year.

While the effect of climate change is regarded as a major contributor to poor yields, agricultural analysts say inadequate agronomy support takes a fair share of the blame.

The new funding regulations are expected to flush out errant merchants who have been inflating investment figures or register growers who would have not been supported.

– THE HERALD, Zimbabwe.

UHURU HITS SALARIED WORKERS WITH HIDDEN TAX INCREASE N AIROBI - The government has hit salaried workers with a hidden tax increase, passed by Parliament at the last minute and signed

by President Kenyatta last week.

In what is set to be a painful beginning of the year, the National Treasury has revised the tax bands for salaried workers, which will see them pay a maximum 30 percent tax on any earnings above 32, 333.

To soften the blow, the government has retained the 100 percent tax relief for those who earn less than 24, 000.

The net effect will be to see high earners shoulder the biggest burden of keeping the government afloat having run out of the

ABUJA - The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced last Thursday that it had withdrawn the licences of eight payment service providers for inability to meet capital requirements and non-compliance with specifications.

Taken since November 30, 2020, the decision was published in the official journal of

December 4, 2020, said the institution based in Lagos.

The companies concerned are Easifuel Ltd, Transaction processing system, Grand Towers, Paymaster, E-Revenue Gateway, Eartholeum Network, Globasure Ltd and 3Line Card Management.

In a press release issued in August 2020 announcing the granting of licences to three payment service banks (PSBs), the regulator indicated that it would continue to monitor the development of the sector whose services are valued by the populations. – CBN.

by his office had convinced even Parliament that no Kenyan will pay more taxes than what they were paying before Covid-19.

“We reduced on the categories from five to three and there is no one who is going to pay more than what they were paying before Covid-19. Our simulations show that under the new tax rates, all categories

Latest lockdown regulations increase chance of interest rate cut in January, says economist JOHANNESBURG - The chance of a one-off 50 basis points interest rate cut by the SA Reserve Bank in January is rising but by no means certain, according to analyst Peter Attard Montalto, head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex.

Commenting on the possible economic impact of the latest lockdown measures announced by President Cyril Ramaposa, he foresees it will create a slight negative drag on the SA economy.

CBN revokes licences

headroom to borrow.

Before Covid-19 struck, the 30 percent maximum tax was being charged on amounts above Sh74, 000. Lowering the tax bands to Sh32, 333 will bring nearly half of the working population into this maximum tax rates.

Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani defended the new rates, arguing that simulations

will be paying less by at least Sh3, 000,” Yatani said in a phone interview.

Yatani shared his simulations with the Nation to back up his claims. From the simulations, the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax increases significantly under the new bands, but with a relief of Sh28, 800, up from Sh16, 896, the actual amount paid in tax is less. It is not clear how long the relief will be retained.

Tax experts say there is no way the bands will be reduced to that level and still end up with more money in the pocket.

Nikhil Hira, a tax partner at Deloitte, said the new taxes would destroy the little gains made in pulling the economic out of the crisis by loading all expenditure gaps on the taxpayer. - DAILY NATION, Kenya.

This is because the new measures are more social - relating to things like gatherings and curfew - than economic, in his view.

The regulations include a curfew from 21:00 to 06:00; restaurants and a variety of other places like gyms and museums must close at 20:00; a ban on alcohol sales and distribution, for offsite and onsite consumption; all beaches closed in hotspots; and criminalisation of nonmask wearing.

Alcohol ban riles SA Breweries …the govt is discriminating against industry workers and their families

JOHANNESBURG - The South African Breweries (SAB) launched a blistering attack on the alcohol ban, saying on Tuesday that the government has unfairly criminalised the industry, and that it would “consider all options” to protects the livelihoods of those depending on it.

The company said in a statement that it had heeded President Cyril Ramaphosa’s

initial call to form a social compact with industry players and social partners to reduce the harmful consumption of alcohol, especially amongst consumers who "unfortunately, have not behaved responsibly."

"A firm belief of ours, that needs to be reiterated to those consumers who choose to behave irresponsibly with our products, is that our products are not for you."

Importantly, for Attard Montalto, there was no shift in travel rules – either inter-province or internationally.

In his view, the National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) has clearly tried to minimise economic harm, while also trying to enforce behavioural changes where existing rules were apparently being ignored.

"Additional steps in hotspots and nationally are now very much The SAB, a division of AB Inbev, the world's largest brewer, said thousands of its employees proposed interventions "that if implemented along with other social measures, would support the objective of flattening the curve."

"However, as an organisation we respectfully disagree with the alcohol ban as announced on Monday, which took place with minimal consultation," it said.

"Our industry supports over one million livelihoods throughout our value chain, across farming, retail, manufacturing, logistics and many SMMEs (small, medium and

limited in terms of what does not cause additional economic stress. There was also zero discussion of additional economic support [from government]," he says.

"We still judge it to be a limited but negative impact on growth. The impacts on growth will be concentrated in the tourism and hospitality sectors with others affected only by weaker sentiment on vaccine uncertainties and worries over what is to come."

– FIN24. micro enterprises) whose livelihoods are at stake due to the suspension of alcohol trading."

On Monday Ramaphosa, while admitting that the liquor industry is a major employer and an important contributor to SA's economy, announced that the sale of alcohol by retail outlets and the on-site consumption of alcohol will not be permitted.

He said reckless behaviour due to alcohol intoxication has contributed to increased infections and alcohol-related accidents and violence are putting pressure on hospitals and health workers.

- FIN24.

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Archbishop Mpundu’s integrity is now politically soiled with dirty politics

LATE JOSEPH KAUNDA - KILLED IN UPND SOLIDARITY PROTEST

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Dear Editor, IRST and foremost, may I convey from the bottom of my heart, condolences to the bereaved family of the youngman, Joseph Kaunda who died in the fracas between the Police and UPND supporters on Wednesday, December 23, 2020. Based on the facts which we now know about the young man, I have questions which begs answers. The following are the facts we know about the late Joseph Kaunda.

1. He was alleged to be a UPND member.

2. He was born in 1994, meaning he was only 26 years old.

3. He was a family man, married with a wife and two children.

4. He was a resident of Kafue, meaning that he is among those who were ferried to Lusaka to take part in the so-called solidarity march.

Given these facts about Joseph Kaunda, the following are my questions.

1. Was he a known active UPND member? In other words, was he a card-carrying member and/or did he hold any position in the party?

2. Being a Kafue resident, did he travel to Lusaka voluntarily to take part in the solidarity march, or he was just lured into the trip by the people who organised it to make up the numbers? Was he aware of what the solidarity march

Relatives inconsolable during the burial of the late Joseph Kaunda who was shot dead last week near the Police Headquarters was all about?

3. Did he inform his family that he was travelling to Lusaka to participate in a solidarity march?

4. Who met the cost of transporting the protestors and was the cost worth it?

The answers to these questions will help us understand whether or not the young man’s death was as a result of being misled to participate in something he did not understand or something he did not volunteer to participate in.

If indeed the young man found himself in the midst of that fracas from a position of ignorance and against his will, then the people

who lured him to participate must also be held accountable.

I have also come to the conclusion that the so-called solidarity march was premature and unnecessary because their leader Hakainde Hichilema was not arrested, but merely summoned to appear before the police for questioning.

A summon is not an arrest but a mere invitation to appear before court or law enforcement agency.

An arrest is where one is picked from home, work place etc and taken to the police station.

Mr Hichilema had enough accompaniment for the interview, in

the name of his lawyers and senior party officials.

As admitted by Mr Hichilema himself, the interview went on very well and he commended the officers who interviewed him for their professionalism.

Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the so-called solidarity march which ended in tragedy.

The police have power to summon any citizen and therefore, by staging such a protest, the police felt challenged and undermined, especially that UPND was forewarned.

To the police, my word of advice is that professionalism in crowd management is crucial, even in the face of provocation. Live ammunition should only be used in confrontation with armed robbers, not civilians.

To the UPND leaders, they should note that they have a share of the blame in the deaths of the two people. There was no need for them to challenge the police for summoning their leader for questioning, in the name of freedom of assembly. He is not above the law.

UPND should not be under the illusion that such tragedies will boost their chances of forming government next year. If indeed they believe in the rule of law, they should have taken heed of police warning not to go ahead with their unlawful assembly because there was nothing to protest about.

MWEWA. Lusaka.

Dear Editor, FOR those who have followed Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu, it is clear that he is now pursuing a political agenda other than a religious one.

Of late he has been consistent in showering negative criticism at President Edgar Lungu and the PF government and it is high time the PF treated him as such, a politician hungry for political power.

Archbishop Mpundu is also a founder member of OCIDA, whose main agenda is to discredit the PF government and help UPND get into office.

Archbishop Mpundu has broken the code of conduct expected of an Archbishop, serving or retired and now there is no doubt as to whether he is politically tinted or not, the question is can he be redeemed from his fall from grace.

It is shocking and at the same time difficult to fathom what demon has possessed the Archbishop for him to go out ballistic in public and literally start uttering unpalatables against the head of state, when and how did we get there as a nation?

Values are not found in the office one occupies Dear Editor, VALUES and principles are not found in the office one occupies, but they are taken into that office by the occupant of the office.

That’s why it’s important to send people to such offices who

Since his retirement, Archbishop Mpundu has gone out of his way attacking the PF government without offering any solutions. His political stance and statements have been those that sound like they come from a disgruntled politician and not a man of God whose responsibility is to unite and not to divide people.

It is also very regrettable that Archbishop Mpundu has allowed himself to be used by people who don’t mean well for this country, these same people want to use him to deliberately create enmity between President Lungu and the Catholic Church.

Not so long ago he was quoted as having said that President Lungu must bid the country farewell because he has served two terms and that the PF must not celebrate the 2021 election victory because the mood in the country was hostile and enough was enough.

A few months down the line, the Archbishop mocked the PF government when he stated that Bill 10 was nothing but a PF Third Term Bill.

On the political landscape, it is extremely unfortunate and regrettable that Archbishop Mpundu is also a founder member of an opposition inclined association called Our-Civic Duty Association (OCIDA) whose main agenda is to discredit the PF government and help UPND usurp political power.

As things stand, it is prudent to conclude that Archbishop Mpundu has joined active politics and he must be handled with political solutions.

DR JOZE MANDA.

can at least take certain values and principles.

We have prayed for morally and values bankrupt people in those offices, and we wonder why nothing much is happening.

As alluded to, earlier (Acts 6), one of the qualities in choosing leadership is one with a good record. The background information or knowledge of these people is very cardinal.

These people come from our communities, how have they conducted themselves (What record do they have?), before they can be entrusted with national responsibilities?

D. MUSONDA.

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Lusaka Agrovet Limited Plot No.10517 Lumumba Road Lusaka

AVS/3-00043/19/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

53

Lusaka Agrovet Limited Plot /Stand No. 5 Freedom Way, Lusaka

AVS/3-00056/20/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

54

Lusaka Agro Junction Plot No.138 Freedom Way Lusaka

AVS/3-00003/18/I

I

Lusaka

Lusaka

55

Lusaka Agrovet Limited Plot No. 1 Matuka Avenue Kitwe

AVS/3-0008/18/II

II

Kitwe

Kitwe

56

Lusaka Agro-Junction Plot No.183 Lumumba Road Lusaka

AVS/3-00048/19/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

57

Madrol Poultry Solutions 5/153 Main Market Road off, Linda Township-Chilanga Lusaka

AVS/3-00002/18/III

III

Chilanga

58

Manwest Enterprises Plot No. 34, Independence Road Kaoma

AVS/3-00016/18/II

II

59

MC Sangwani General Supplies Plot 44/45 Old Market-Katete Road Katete

AVS/3-00001/18/III

60

Meem Agrovet Limited Plot No. 3051/M Great North Road, Zanimuone Area, Lusaka

AVS/3-00054/20/II

61

Mulla Trading Limited Plot No. 522, Kamina Street, Chipata

AVS/3-00008/19/III

III

Chipata

Eastern

62

Munnu Investment Limited Plot No. 160 Freedom Way, Lusaka

AVS/3-00024/19/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

63

Omboka Agrovet General Dealers Plot No. 123 Mosi-o-Tunnya Livingstone

AVS/3-00013/18/II

II

Livingstone

Southern

64

Patina M. P Enterprises Freedom Way Kaoma

AVS/3-00040/19/II

II

Kaoma

Western

65

Rodion Agro Limited Plot No. 409 Independence Avenue Lusaka

AVS/3-00038/19/II

II

Monze

Southern

66

Ross Breeders Zambia Limited Plot No. 2374/4/45, Showgrounds, Great East Road Lusaka

AVS/3-00063/20/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

NO.

42

AVS/3-00001/18/I

II

II

II

III

II

I

Lusaka

Lusaka

Chongwe

Mwandi

Kalabo

Lusaka

NO.

NAME OF AN AGRO-VET PHYSICAL ADDRESS

PERMIT NUMBER

CLASS

DISTRICT

PROVINCE

67

Sheni Agric Supplies Plot No. 542, Mosque Road, Chipata

AVS/3-00010/18/II

III

Chipata

Eastern

68

Southern Agri business & Supplies T/A Livestock Cooperative Services Society Farm No. 258 Kapinga Farm, Livingstone Road Mazabuka

AVS/3-00007/20/I

I

Mazabuka

Southern

69

Trade Vet Limited Plot No. 146, Freedom Way, Lusaka

AVS/3-00014/18/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

70

Twalumbu Agrovet Services Plot No.205 Along Kanakantapa Road Chongwe

AVS/3-00016/20/III

III

Chongwe

Lusaka

71

Twapona Agrovet Shop Plot No. 235 independence Avenue Monze

AVS/3-00027/19/II

II

Monze

Southern

72

Twapona Agrovet Shop Plot No. 1, Dundunmwezi Road Kalomo

AVS/3-00026/19/II

Kalomo

Southern

73

Twapona Agrovet Shop Shop No. GDR5 Near Maramba Station Lusaka-Livingstone Road Choma

AVS/3-00032/19/II

II

Choma

Southern

74

Twapona Agrovet Shop Shop No. 06 Railway Quarters, Off Livingstone Road Choma

AVS/3-00031/19/II

II

Choma

Southern

75

Twapona Agrovet Shop Shop No. 02 Abubakari Complex, ZCA Road, Monze

AVS/3-00034/19/II

II

Monze

Southern

76

Twapona Agrovet Shop Shop No. 03 New Shops, LusakaLivingstone Road Monze

AVS/3-00033/19/II

II

Monze

Southern

77

Universal Agrovet Shop Plot No. 118, Chiparamba Road, Lusaka

AVS/3-00039/19/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

78

Zambian Crop Care Limited Plot No. 174B, Freedom way Lusaka

AVS/3-00049/19/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

79

Zambian Crop Care Limited Plot No.764, Independence Avenue, Mumbwa.

AVS/3-000060/18/II

II

Mumbwa

Central

80

Maruti Agrovet Limited Plot No. 169 Lumumba Road Lusaka

AVS/3-00052/19/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

81

My Health Agro and Vet Plot No. 800 Freedom way Lusaka

AVS/3-00066/20/II

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

AVS/3-00059/20/II

II

Kitwe

Copperbelt

AVS/-00052/20/II

II

Kitwe

Copperbelt

Lusaka

Lusaka

Lusaka

Western

Western

Lusaka

82

Wonderfield Zambia Ltd LN-100068196/2 Almalik Road, Kitwe Swinney Enterprises Ltd,

83

Plot No. 55 Langashe Road, Kitwe

84

Z.S.B Agriculture Supplies Limited Shop No. 70, Midway, Town Centre Chililabombwe

AVS/3-00046/19/II

II

Chililabombwe

Copperbelt

85

Lindsay K Agro Trading Plot No.342, Independence Avenue, Mkushi

AVS/3-00009/18/III

III

Mkushi

Central

Lusaka

86

Avian Ventures T/A Farm Depot Limited Plot No.34, Kabengele Avenue Ndola

AVS/-00057/20/II

II

Kitwe

Copperbelt

Kaoma

Western

87

Vine Agro-Veterinary Sesheke Town Centre, Nakatinfi Road Sesheke

AVS/3-00019/19/II

II

Sesheke

Southern

III

Katete

Eastern

88

Witasi Agro Dealer Plot No. 295 RCZ Road, Petauke

AVS/3-00020/19/II

II

Petauke

Eastern

II

Lusaka

Lusaka

89

Zamusogolo General Dealers Plot No.341, Petauke New Market, Petauke

AVS/3-00014/20/III

III

Petauke

Eastern

90

Adcrop Store Plot No. 44, Mozambique Road, Katete.

AVS/3-00008/19/III

III

Katete

Eastern

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The Medicines and Allied Substances Act, 2013 (Act No. 3 of 2013)

The Medicines and Allied Substances (Health Shops) Regulations, 2016

REGISTER OF HEALTH SHOPS

This register contains details of Health Shop Premises registered in accordance with the Medicines and Allied Substances Act No.3 of 2013 as at December, 2020. However, the register is regularly updated as registration of premises is being done.

NO

NAME AND PHYSICAL ADDRESS OF BUSINESS

1

Phiojo Health Shop Shop No. 2 ZAF Mess Market, Mumbwa

2

Gonda Health Shop Shop No 1, Gonda Market Chipata

PERMIT NUMBER 6-00001/19/ HS HS

6-0002/19/

REGISTRATION NUMBER

DATE OF ISSUE

EXPIRY DATE

NO

NAME AND PHYSICAL ADDRESS OF BUSINESS

000002

26/09/2019

25/09/2021

19

000020

26/01//2019

31/10/2021

000005

16/12/2019

16 /12/2021

JN Trading Health Shop 3

Plot No. 2, Wind Mazimba Street, Mpulungu

6-0006/19/HS

Bukari Health Shop 4

Machiya Road behind the Filling Station, Mpongwe Shop No. 75, Ibenga-Mpongwe Road, Mpongwe

REGISTRATION NUMBER

DATE OF ISSUE

EXPIRY DATE

Rolus Health Shop Lot No C23, Railways Compound, off Chilubi Road, Kabwe

6-022/20/HS

000047

13/07/2020

15/07/2022

20

Ichete Health Shop Solwezi

6-015/20/HS

000099

11/06/2020

10/06/2022

21

Bupe Health Shop Shop No. 2670, Off Mubanga Chibolya Road, Kasama

6-018/20/HS

000093

22/06/2020

21/06/2022

22

Royal Life Health Shop Shop No. 107, Senanga Main Market, Senanga Mongu Road, Senanga

6-016/20/HS

000046

23/06/2020

22/06/2022

6-029/20/HS

000052

07/09/2020

06/09/2022

6-0005/19/HS

000003

5/12/2019

4/12/2021

6-0007/19/HS

000021

26/12/2019

25/12/ 2021

23

Vmart Health and Cosmetics Services John Chinena, Great North road, Chibombo

6-0004/19/HS

-

4/12/2019

3 /12/ 2021

24

Liteta Health Shop Plot No 3 , Great North Road, Chibombo

6-026/20/HS

000051

07/09/2020

06/09/2022

6-009/19/HS

000023

27/12/2019

26 /12/ 2021

25

Dollarstone Health Shop Stand No. 78, Roan Market, Luanshya

6-025/20/HS

000049

24/08/2020

23/08/2022

26

Phije Health Shop Great North Road, Shiwangandu

6-028/20/HS

000053

07/09/2020

06/09/2022

27

Rochris Health Shop Plot No. Mwambashi, Garneton, Kitwe

6-034/20/HS

000057

05/11/2020

04/11/2022

28

ACEM Health Shop Limited Plot No 08, Malilangoma Road, Mwamfuli, Samfya

6-032/20/HS

000055

22/10/2020

21/10/2022

29

Jeabi Health Shop Bankers Area, along Munkoyo Street, Kabwe

6-033/20/HS

000059

05/11/2020

04/11/2022

30

M.M.B Phiri Health Shop Chimutyulu Market, Lundazi

6-039/20/HS

000064

20/11/2020

19/11/2022

31

Medilane Health Shop Plot No. 01 Masuka Road, JAYZS Shopping Complex Choma

6-037/20/HS

000062

17/11/2020

16/11/2022

32

The Hebrews Health Shop Plot No.39, Mbita Market, Off Kaunda Road, Livingstone

6-036/20/HS

000060

06/11/2020

05/11/2022

33

Mbit Health Shop Plot No. Mbita Market, Off Kaunda Road, Livingstone

6-035/20/HS

000061

05/11/2020

05/11/2022

34

Desire Health Shop Plot No. 2757, M8 Road, Mufumbwe

6-041/20/HS

000066

26/11/2020

25/11/2020

35

C.H.K Health Shop Plot No. 28, Zambezi/Chavuma Road, Chavuma

6-040/20/HS

000065

26/11/2020

25/11/2022

36

Beatnam Health Shop Shop No. 45, Chilubi island, Kabwe

6-038/20/HS

000063

16/11/2020

15/11/2022

Kyawama Health Shop Shop No. 1, Off Independence Avenue, Kyawama Market, Solwezi

6- 042/20/HS

000067

25/11/2020

26/11/2022

Happy Health Shop 5

PERMIT NUMBER

Lykot Heath Shop 6

Plot No. 509, Off Mukobeko Market Road, Kabwe Garneton health Shop

7

Shop No. 296, Bornite Street, Garneton, Kitwe Alsaly enterprise Health Shop

8

9

Shop No. 919, Lubengele Way, Lubengele, Chililabombwe Euphrates Health Care Plot No. GB 80, Masemu

6-008/19/HS

-

27/12/2019

26/12/ 2021

6-010/20/HS

000042

13/02/2020

12/02/ 2021

Road, P.O. Box 34, Itezhi-tezhi 10

Kazlife Health Shop Plot No. 7, Ezekiel Shopping Complex, Kawama, Ndola

6-011/20/HS

-

17/03/2020

16/02/ 2022

11

Ark Health Shop Shop No. 2, Chingola Mushindamo Road, Muchinshi Market, Chingola

6-012/20/HS

-

17/03/2020

16/02/ 2022

Prospharm Health Shop 12

Plot No. 282, Along Great North Road, Nakonde

6-013/20/HS

000101

17/03/2020

Safe way Health Shop 13

Plot No. 1993, Simatobolo Road, Livingstone

6-014/20/HS

000098

18/03/2020

16/02/ 2022 17/03/ 2022

C.H.K Health Shop Plot No 33. Chipatela Road Zambezi

6-015/20/HS

Mwami Health Shop Mwami Boarder area, Malawi Road, Chipata

6-020/20/HS

16

Rockview Health Shop Plot No 408, Zimba Main Market, Livingstone Lusaka Road

6-017/20/HS

000090

22/06/2020

21/06/2022

17

PL’s Health Shop Plot No 2613/1776, along Chipata Road, Dambwa North, Livingstone

6-021/20/HS

000092

22/06/2020

21/06/2022

18

Divine Health Shop Shop No 3, Mpunde MarketNgabwe Road, Kapiri Mposhi

6-019/20/HS

000091

22/06/2020

21/06/2022

14

15

000045

000089

11/06/2020

22/06/2020

10/06/2022

21/06/2022

37

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The Medicines and Allied Substances Act, 2013 (Act No. 3 of 2013)

The Medicines and Allied Substances (Certificate of Registration) Regulation, 2017

REGISTER OF CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION

This register contains details of Retail and Hospital Pharmacy Premises registered in accordance with the Medicines and Allied Substances Act No.3 of 2013 as at December ,2020. However, the register is regularly updated as registration of premises is being done.

No

Name of Pharmacy

PHYSICAL ADDRESS

Province

Certificate Number

Name of Pharmacy

PHYSICAL ADDRESS

Province

Certificate Number

Date of issue

PALM DRIVE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1293, SHOP NO. 5, PALM WOOD DRIVE ROAD, CHELSTONE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1 – 0001/17/ RP

06/10/2017

BEITECHEM CARE PHARMACY LIMITED

AARDARSH PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 10956, SHOP NO. 7, ALBETA COMPLEX SQUARE, HILLCREST, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00432/19/ RP

23/10/2019

PLOT NO. 155, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0043/17/RP

06/11/2017

BEK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1375, INDEPENDENCE ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00285/18/ RP

29/08/2018

AARDARSH PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 728, CAIRO ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0044/17/RP

06/11/2017

BEK PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1375, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, PO BOX 90413, LUANSHYA

COPPERBELT

1-00431/19/ RP

28/08/2019

BELL PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 40, LEWANIKA CENTRE, MOSI-OTUNYA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00503/19/ RP

AB PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 7719, DAG HAMMARSKJÖLD, ITAWA, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00528/20/ RP

17/04/2020

26/12/2019

ACCESS CARE PHARMACY LTD

SHOP NO. 2, AVONDALE, GARDENIA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0071/17/RP

07/11/2017

BELL PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 157/8/9, FREEDOM WAY, P.O. BOX PW 310, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00616/20/ RP

10/09/2020

BELL PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 41, CORNER OF BISHOP/CHINDO ROAD, KABULONGA, P.O. BOX 37450, LUSAKA

ADS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 18, SHOP NO. 5, PRESIDENT/ BLANTYRE ROAD, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00154/17/ RP

14/12/2017

LUSAKA

1-00617/20/ RP

21/09/2020

AFROGREEN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 21640, EDGAR CHANGWA LUNGU MALL, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00402/19/ RP

23/10/2020

BERT PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 30829/1080, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00361/19/ RP

19/02/2019

PLOT NO. 127336/M SHANTUMBU ROAD, BEST B PHARMACY CHALALA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00310/18/ RP

AFROGREEN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1068/1069/1070, CORNER OF CONGO ROAD/TIYENDE PAMODZI ROAD, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00430/19/ RP

28/08/2019

19/11/2018

BEST CARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 217A, BOMBAY ROAD, OFF CHILIMBULU ROAD, KAMWALA, P.O. BOX 31063, LUSAKA

AFROGREEN PHARMACY LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-00618/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 2, KABUNDI ROAD, CHINGOLA

1-00481/19/ COPPERBELT RP

21/09/2020

30/10/2019

AFROGREEN PHARMACY LIMITED

BETA CURE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. B82/71, GARDEN ROAD, OFF MANCHINCHI ROAD, P.O. 32379, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00621/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 2, CHIKOMBE ROAD, CHIWEMPALA, CHINGOLA

1-00482/19/ COPPERBELT RP

21/09/2020

30/10/2019

BIETECHEM CARE PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 4, ROAN MALL, LUANSHYA

COPPERBELT

1-00458/19/ RP

12/09/2019

AFROGREEN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 980, CONGO ROAD, P.O. BOX 21640, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00637/20/ RP

13/10/2020

BIETECHEM CARE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 70956, SHOP NO. 7, HILLCREST, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00118/17/ RP

24/11/2017

24/11/2017

BINGA HEALTH CARE PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 736, CHACHACHA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1 – 0009/17/ RP

AFROGREEN PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 634, CHINGOLA ROAD, KITWE

COPPERBELT

12/10/2017

AFYACARE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12869, GREAT NORTH ROAD, KABANGWE, CHIBOMBO

CENTRAL

BIOTRUST MEDICARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 210, SHOP 2, NACHIBUNGULUBWE 1-00429/19/ COPPERBELT ROAD, PO BOX 10483, KITWE RP

AGIMAC PHARMACY LIMITED

28/08/2019

PLOT NO. 35222, ALICK NKHATA ROAD, KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00461/19/ RP

08/10/2019

BLINK PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 4, ROADVIEW PARK SHOPPING COMPLEX, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00163/17/ RP

AIO PHARMACY

PLOT NO. BP 217, CHITEMWIKO ROAD, MANDEVU, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00144/17/ RP

20/02/2018

01/12/2017

BLINK PHARMACY

NORTH WESTERN

1-00164/17/ RP

20/12/2017

1-00586/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 4892, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, SOLWEZI

ALAMAT PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 02, MILTEC AREA, KANSANSHI ROAD, SOLWEZI

NORTHWESTERN

28/07/2020

SHOP NO. 116, GREAT EAST ROAD, P.O. BOX LUSAKA 37450, LUSAKA

1-00466/19/ RP

11/10/2019

1-00209/18/ COPPERBELT RP

BLISS PHARMACY LIMITED

ALCHAMIST ZAMBIA LIMITED

PLOT NO. 174, MASALA ROAD, MASALA MAIN, NDOLA

19/02/2018

BONABEL PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 6338, ALMALIK ROAD, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00117/17/ RP

ALINASWE HEALTH CARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2399, TINA ROAD, OFF SIMON MWANSA KAPWEPWE ROAD, IBEX HILL, P.O. BOX 33997, LUSAKA

24/11/2017

1-00587/20/ RP

24/07/2020

BRACHI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 780, KABUNDI ROAD, RIVERSIDE, CHINGOLA

1-00384/19/ COPPERBELT RP

LUSAKA

12/06/2019

ALPHARO PHARMACY

Plot No. 001, CHITEMWIKO ROAD, MANDEVU, LUSAKA PO BOX 33843, LUSAKA

1-00360/19/ RP

04/04/2019

PLOT NO. 2136, KWACHA ROAD, KANSENSHI, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00120/17/ RP

24/11/2017

PLOT NO. 39/1282, PALM DRIVE ROAD, CHELSTONE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00228/18/ RP

BRIKING LIMITED T/A KANSENJI CHEMIST

ALU PHARMACY

26/04/2018

PLOT NO. 82B, SHOP NO. 2, INDEPENDENCE CENTRAL WAY, KABWE

1-0094/17/RP

18/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-00387/19/ RP

BROKEN HILL CHEMIST LIMITED

20/06/2019

PLOT NO. 6755, CHAINAMA ROAD, OLYMPIA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00221/18/ RP

06/04/2018

22/07/2019

BROOK BESOR PHARMACY LIMITED BROOKLYN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 6710A, CENTRAL STREET, NKANA EAST, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00476/19/ RP

30/10/2019

BUGGU PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 17, NORTH GATE ROAD, CHIPATA COMPOUND, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00340/19/ RP

15/01/2019

LUSAKA

1-0056/17/RP

06/11/2017

1-00116/17/ RP -

Date of issue

-

No

ALU PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 10975/B, LUFUBU ROAD, LUSAKA

AMAPALO PHARMACY

KUOMBOKA SHOPPING MAIL, CHAWAMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00412/19/ RP

AMIRAS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 10, CHACHACHA ROAD, TOWN CENTRE, MUFULIRA

COPPERBELT

1-00630/20/ RP

28/09/2020

ATLAS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 4344, OFF LIVINGSTONE ROAD, CHOMA

SOUTHERN

1-00261/18/ RP

18/06/2018

ATLAS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2136/M/F, MTENDERE ROAD, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00289/18/ RP

04/09/2018

BUJA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12/25, CHITANDA ROAD, CHUNGA, LUSAKA

BANEMWA PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 04, CHIGWIRIZANO MARKET, LINDA, PO BOX 350205, CHILANGA

LUSAKA

1-00578/20/ RP

15/07/2020

BUKARI CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 8 SOLWEZI ROAD, SOLWEZI

NORTHWESTERN

1-00217/18/ RP

24/03/2018

BEANCE’S PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 106/03, GARDEN ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0092/17/RP

18/11/2017

BUKARI CHEMIST

SHOP NO. K124, GAMBO SHOPPING MALL, KANTANSHI SECTION 7, MUFURILA

COPPEBELT

1-00624/20/ RP

28/09/2020

BEANCE’S PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 30, KAZE ROAD, LIBALA, P.O. BOX 36899, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00603/20/ RP

01/09/2020

BUKARI PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 16, MUFULIRA MALL, MUFULIRA – 1-00518/20/ COPPERBELT KITWE ROAD, CHIBOLYA, MUFULIRA RP

18/03/2020

BEER-LAHAI-ROI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 528, OFF LOS ANGELES ROAD, KANYAMA, PO BOX 35233, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00579/20/ RP

15/07/2020

BUKARI PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 16, MUFURILA MALL, MUFURILAKITWE ROAD, CHIBOLYA, MUFURILA

05/05/2020

COPPERBELT

1-00548/20/ RP

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Certificate Number

Date of issue

BUMES PHARMACY PLOT NO. 198, MIYOMBE ROAD, MASALA, LIMITED NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00568/20/ RP

22/06/2020

BUMI HEALTHCARE PLOT NO. 12A, MINDOLO NORTH, KITWE PHARMACY

1-00119/17/ COPPERBELT RP

01/12/2017

BUSY BEES PHARMACY

SHOP NO. G4, BROADWAY BUILDING, BROADWAY, NDOLA

1-00629/20/ COPPERBELT RP

28/09/2020

PLOT NO. 139, KWACHA STREET, CHINGOLA

1-00121/17/ COPPERBELT RP

Name of Pharmacy

C STUBBS PHARMACEUTICAL & DISPENSING CHEMIST C. CURE PHARMACY LIMITED

PHYSICAL ADDRESS

PLOT NO. 82/80, GARDEN ROAD, LUSAKA

24/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-00362/19/ RP

25/03/2019

COPPERBELT

1-00433/19/ RP

28/08/2019

C. STUBBS CHEMIST

45 KWACHA STREET, TOWN CENTRE, PO BOX 10284, CHINGOLA

C.M PASSION PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1212,15 MILES OFF GREAT NORTH CENTRAL ROAD, CHIBOMBO

1-00392/19/ RP

17/06/2019

CAIRO CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1, CHIPARAMBA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00349/19/ RP

06/02/2019

CARE PLAN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 513136, CHRIS MALL, AUGUSTINE LUNGU ROAD, APEX AREA, CHALALA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00556/20/ RP

11/06/2020

CATCHY PHARM SERVICES

PLOT NO. 132B, LOS ANGELES ROAD, MAKENI SIMON, PO BOX NM 100, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00583/20/ RP

15/07/2020

CENTRAL STREET PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 101, CENTRAL STREET, JESMONDINE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0023/17/RP

06/11/2017

CENTRALMED PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 692, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, KABWE

CENTRAL

1-00623/20/ RP

28/09/2020

CENTURY BURKS LIMITED

PLOT NO. 165, LUMUMBA ROAD, P.O. BOX 36599, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00526/20/ RP

05/05/2020

CENTURY BURKS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 165, LUMUMBA ROAD, P.O. BOX 36599, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00607/20/ RP

15/09/2020

CHAANEST PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 60/1, OFF LEOPARD HILL ROAD, BAULENI, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0017/17/RP

02/11/2017

CHABOTA PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 01, SHIMBIZHI MARKET, OLD MARKET ROAD, ITEZHI-TEZHI

CENTRAL

1-00529/20/ RP

22/04/2020

CHATAIKA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 74, IPUSUKILO ROAD, KAPIRI MPOSHI

CENTRAL

1-00519/20/ RP

18/03/2020

CHATOWA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO.547, MOZAMBIQUE ROAD, KATETE, EASTERN EASTERN PROVINCE

1-00491/19/ RP

CHEMOPHARM LIMITED

SHOP NO. 3, MATUKA AVENUE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

CHEMOPHARM LIMITED

PLOT NO.87/88, SHOP 1, LANGASHE STREET, PO BOX 21202, KITWE

CHEMOPHARM LIMITED

SHOP NO. 32, PRESIDENT AVENUE, PO BOX 71749, NDOLA

CHEMOPHARM LIMITED

PLOT NO.S/DNO/2 OF 5/DY10, 748, KWACHA ROAD, PO BOX 71749, KANSENJI MALL, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

CHEMOPHARM LIMITED

UNIT NO. 384, REKAYS SHOPPING AND COMMERCIAL PARK, PO BOX 71749, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

CHEMU PHARMACY

No

13

Name of Pharmacy

PHYSICAL ADDRESS

Province

Certificate Number

Date of issue

CLASSIC PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 89, BUTUNGWA EAST DRIVE, CHAMBESHI, KALULUSHI

COPPERBELT

1-00263/18/ RP

07/08/2018

CLINCH CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 1A, LWANSHIMBA ROAD, CHAMBOLI MARKET, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00375/19/ RP

29/04/2019

CLINCH CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 1A, LWANSHIMBA ROAD, CHAMBOLI, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00400/19/ RP

17/06/2019 05/01/2018

CLINICARE PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 8, CHILENJE MALL, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00165/18/ RP

CLOVERLEAF PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 139, OXFORD AVENUE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00292/18/ RP

09/09/2018

CLOVERLEAF PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 644, PARKLANDS SHOPPING CENTER, KUOMBOKA DRIVER, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00448/19/ RP

28/08/2019

COMMONWEALTH ROAD PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 110, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, MATERO, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0022/17/RP

CORNERSTONE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 37459, LOS ANGELES ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00158/17/ RP

15/12/2017

COSMOS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 4690, KAMCITY BUSINESS CENTRE, PARLIAMENT ROAD, WUSAKILE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00597/20/ RP

26/08/2020

CRIC PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 6684, CHAZANGA – KABANANA ROAD, KABANANA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00517/20/ RP

10/03/2020

CSM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 515, INDEPENDENCE ROAD, P.O. BOX 70083, MKUSHI

CENTRAL

1-00611/20/ RP

07/09/2020

CURE PLUS PHARMACY

MAAMBA MAIN MARKET, SINAZONGWE

SOUTHERN

1-00171/18/ RP

12/02/2018

DADMA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2485, MUBANGA CHIPOYA, KASAMA

NORTHEN

1-00104/17/ RP

07/11/2017

DALAKA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 5388, NIRERA HOUSE, OPPOSITE INTERCITY BUS STATION, DEDAN KIMATHI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00639/20/ RP

15/10/2020

DAMA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2485, PO BOX 410409, MUBANGA CHIPOYA ROAD, KASAMA

NORTHERN

1-00439/19/ RP

30/08/2019

DAWN PHARMACY

STAND NO. D25H/K/1, GREAT EAST ROAD, CHIPATA

EASTERN

1-00585/20/ RP

23/07/2020

DIAMOND PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 1, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00211/18/ RP

13/03/2018

DIMPO’S CHEMIST

SHOP NO. M4, CHITIMUKULU ROAD, MANSA

LUAPULA

1-00426/19/ RP

28/08/2019

05/12/2019

DIMPO’S CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. CH 122, NDOLA

1-00434/19/ RP

28/08/2019

DIVINE HALTH CARE PHARMACY

COPPERBELT

1-00435/19/ RP

COPPERBELT

1-00436/19/ RP

6/11/2017

1-00122/17/ COPPERBELT RP

24/11/2017

PLOT NO. 49, MT MAKULU ROAD, CHILANGA LUSAKA

1-00237/18/ RP

04/05/2018

28/08/2019

DIVINELIFE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 29812/1080, NATIONALIST ROAD, KAMWALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00594/20/ RP

27/08/2020

28/08/2019

DOLLARSTONE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 8, NDEKE TOWNSHIP MARKET, LUANSHYA

COPPERBELT

1-00499/19/ RP

26/12/2019

1-00437/19/ RP

30/08/2019

DOLUGO HANDS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1303, WEST VILLA, LIVINGTONE ROAD, MAZABUKA

SOUTHERN

1-0035/17/RP

06/11/2017

1-00438/19/ RP

28/08/2019

DOWNTOWN PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 687, LIVONIA SHOPPING COMPLEX, MUMBWA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00137/17/ RP

01/12/2017

OLD POST OFFICE, KATONDO STREET, P.O LUSAKA BOX 35809, LUSAKA

1-00638/20/ RP

15/10/2020

SHOP NO. G23A, DOWNTOWN SHOPPING COMPLEX, KAFUE ROAD, LUSAKA.

LUSAKA

1-00369/19/ RP

25/03/2019

CHIBOTE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. B47/7925, CHAPETWA COMPLEX, MTENDERE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00229/18/ RP

DOWNTOWN PHARMACY LIMITED

26/04/2018

ROOM 7, EVAGET SHOPPING MAIL, MANSA

LUAPULA

CHIBS PHARMACY

LUSAKA

1-00262/18/ RP

1-00456/19/ RP

02/09/2019

PLOT NO. 0507, GARDEN COMPOUND, LUSAKA

DRUG AID PHARMACY

18/06/2018

CHICHAP PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 22, OFF ZUMBO ROAD, CHUNGA, LUSAKA

1-00188/18/ RP

05/02/2020

06/2/2018

PLOT No 106, CHINDO ROAD, KABULONGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00182/18/ RP

DRUG PARK PHARMACY LIMITED

EASTERN

1-00409/19/ RP

04/07/2019

DRUGHUB DISPENSING CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 61112, OFF MAGOYE ROAD, NGOMBE COMPOUND, P.O. BOX 32610, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00558/20/ RP

11/06/2020

DUO CARE CHEMIST

PLOT NO. BP 38/02, LOS ANGELES ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00297/18/ RP

02/10/2018

DUO CARE CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 4091, PO BOX 50610, MTENDERE

LUSAKA

1-00374/19/ RP

25/04/2019

DYNALAB INTERNATIONAL ZAMMBIA LIMITED

SHOP NO. K2A, ARCADES SHOPPING MALL, GREAT EAST ROAD, POST NET 672/891E, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00547/20/ RP

05/05/2020

EAST HEALTH PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 405, KANWE, BUCHI ROAD, KITWE COPPERBELT

1-00125/17/ RP

29/09/2020

EAST HEALTH PHARMMACY

PLOT NO. 123, BUCHI ROAD, BUCHI, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00264/18/ RP

07/08/2018

F/278A/A/995, CHIPILEPILE ROAD, AVONDALE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00626/20/ RP

28/09/2020

COPPERBELT

1-00447/19/ RP

28/08/2019 27/08/2020

CHIKAYA PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 2, MARKET SQUARE, LUNDAZI

CHIMOTATU PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1199/47, MACHA ROAD, CHOMA

SOUTHERN

1-00336/18/ RP

17/12/2018

CHIMWEMWE MEDI-CARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 276, CLINIC ROAD, OFF KANWE ROAD, CHIMWEMWE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00644/20/ RP

05/11/2020

CHIPATA CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 1178, NASER STREET, CHIPA

EASTERN

1-0051/17/RP

06/11/2017

CHIRUNDU PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 4, CHIRUNDU ROAD, CHIRUNDU

LUSAKA

1-00235/18/ RP

04/05/2018

CHOICE PLUS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 9588, PETRODA FILLING STATION, MAKISHI ROAD, THORNPARK, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0016/17/RP

02/11/2017

CHOICE PLUS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 3320, GREAT NORTH ROAD, MPIKA

MUCHINGA

1-00219/18/ RP

EASY CURE PHARMACY LIMITED

06/04/2018

EDEN PHARMACY

CHOICE PLUS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 97, MUCHINGA ROAD, P.O. BOX 50010, ISOKA

MUCHINGA

1-00527/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 508, TOWN CENTRE, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, MKUSHI

08/05/2020

CHOICEPLUS PHARMACY LIMITED

EJAYS PHARMACY LIMITED

39/48, OFF COMMONWEALTH ROAD, MATERO, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00591/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 3320, GREAT NORTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00477/19/ RP

30/10/2019

EKADA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 842, PETAUKE BOMA, PETAUKE

EASTERN

1-0077/17/RP

17/11/2017

ELANDERS PHARMACY

KAPIRI MPOSHI MARKET, ALONG IPUSUKILO CENTRAL ROAD, KAPIRI MPOSHI

1-00632/20/ RP

06/10/2020

SOUTHERN

1-00317/18/ RP

20/11/2018

ESVEE MEDICARE

STAND NO. 209, CHINGOLA ROAD, BUCHI, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00275/18/ RP

20/08/2018

ESVEE MEDICARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 15, SHOP NO. 12, OXFORD AVENUE, PO BOX 20617, KITWE

1-00449/19/ COPPERBELT RP

02/09/2019

ESVEE MEDICARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 4976, PO BOX 20617, OBOTE AVENUE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00450/19/ RP

28/08/2019

24/07/2019

ETIQUETTE A PLUS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 822 KANYAMA SITE AND SERVICE, LUSAKA LUSAKA

1-00459/19/ RP

11/09/2019

EVER OLIVE PLOT NO. 11261, KATIMA MULILO ROAD, GREEN PHARMACY GARDEN COMPOUND, LUSAKA LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-00581/20/ RP

20/07/2020

EVERGREEN PHARMACY

PLOT NO. C591C, PHI MALL ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00244/18/ RP

31/05/2018

EVERGREEN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 259, LUFUNSA ROAD, PO BOX 28002, CHIMWEMWE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00440/19/ RP

28/08/2019

CHOMA CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 79A/A/53, LIVINGSTONE ROAD, CHOMA

CHOMA HEALTHCARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 337, PUMA PETROL STATION, LIVINGSTONE-LUSAKA ROAD, CHOMA

SOUTHERN

1-00469/19/ RP

CHONGWE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 5765, FALLSVIEW SHOPPING SOUTHERN COMPLEX, BOTSWANA ROAD, LIVINGSTONE

1-00414/19/ RP

CHRISPA CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 455, OFF COMMONWEALTH ROAD, MATERO, LUSAKA

1-00590/20/ RP

24/08/2020

CHUMPS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 25148, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00281/18/ RP

05/09/2018

CLARITA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 30109, LILAYI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00239/18/ RP

27/04/2018

LUSAKA

17/10/2019

14

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ADVERTISEMENT EXACT MED PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 546F, PETRODA SERVICE STATION, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, LILANDA, LUSAKA

FAIDAT PHARMACY

1-00251/18/ RP

16/04/2018

STAND NO. 23, MATERO NORTH, OPPOSITE SOS CHILDRENS VILLAGE, ALONG GREAT LUSAKA NORTH ROAD, LUSAKA

1-00646/20/ RP

05/11/2020

FAIR PLUS CARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 374/7, UNIT B, TWIN PALM SHOPPING MALL, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0087/17/RP

21/11/2017

FAIR PLUS CARE PHARMACY LIMITED

STAND NO. 3081924, KAMOOPS MALL, ALICK NKATA ROAD / KAMLOOPS ROAD, KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00582/20/ RP

15/07/2020

FAIR PLUS CARE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 37417, UNIT 13, TWIN PALM SHOPPING MALL, OFF SIMON KAPWEPWE ROAD, AVONDALE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00341/19/ RP

FALLSTOWN PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2639, MOSI-O-TUNYA ROAD, PO BOX 60091, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

FAMILY FAIR PHARMACY

PLOT NO. E5, MUNGWI ROAD, LUSAKA

FEIRA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 47, LUANGWA -FEIRA (D-145) ROAD, LUANGWA

FINE HEALTH PHARMACY

LUSAKA

GREAT CHEM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 326, SHOP NO. 4, CHIPATA COMPOUND, LUSAKA

GREAT NORTH PHARMACY GREENSHOP PHARMACY LIMITED H & K PHARMACY LTD

LUSAKA

1-00101/17/ RP

18/11/2017

PLOT NO. L6060/M, MUNGULE ROAD, 10MILES, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00500/19/ RP

24/12/2019

SHOP NO. GK-FAO 6837, MAIN MASALA MARKET, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00564/20/ RP

11/06/2020

SOUTHERN

1-00319/18/ RP

20/11/2018

PLOT NO. 353 (S), MOSI-O-TUNYA RD, LIVINGSTONE

HAMAKA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 6296, ALONG KATIMA MULILO ROAD, OLYMPIA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00516/20/ RP

10/03/2020

15/01/2019

HANBET PHARMACY LIMITED

HOUSE NO. 5337/21, BVUNDA CLOSE, OFF NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00301/18/ RP

09/10/2018

1-00381/19/ RP

29/05/2019

PLOT NO. L/1127/M/A11, OFF SHANTUMBU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00482/19/ RP

04/11/2019

LUSAKA

1-0097/17/RP

18/11/2017

HANDEL PHARMACY LIMITED

ROMASHOP NO. 2, LUSEMFWA ROAD, LUSAKA

1-00269/18/ RP

14/08/2018

16/09/2020

HAPPY PILL PHARMACY

LUSAKA

EASTERN

1-00616/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 170/19, COMMON WEALTH ROAD, LUSAKA

02/11/2017

1-00541/20/ RP

30/04/2020

1-0013/17/RP

PLOT NO. 262/05, OFF KASANGULA ROAD, CHIPATA COMPOUND, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

LUSAKA

HAPPY PILL PHARMACY

1-0028/17/RP

06/11/2017

SHOP NO. 1636, CLINIC ROAD, CHAZANGA, LUSAKA

1-00363/19/ RP

25/03/2019

LUSAKA

HEALING BALM PHARMACY

LUSAKA

FINE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2414/M, SIMON MWANSA KAPWEPWE ROAD, AVONDALE, LUSAKA PLOT NO. 10/12, ADDINA STORE, ADDINA MULTI ENTERPRISE LIMITED, LINDA ROAD, LINDA, CHILANGA

1-00339/19/ RP

14/01/2019

LUSAKA

1-00604/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 266/12, OFF KASANGULA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

FIRST HILL PHARMACY

HEALING PHARMACY

07/09/2020

HEALTH & GLOW PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 2/5, SHOP. NO. B. 217 AREA, MOSI-O-TUNYA RD, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00320/18/ RP

20/11/2018

HEALTH & GLOW PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 357, SHOP. NO. B, MOSI-O-TUNYA RD, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00321/18/ RP

20/11/2018

HEALTH AND GLOW PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 134, SECTION C, ALONG LUSAKA/ LIVINGSTONE ROAD, CHOMA

SOUTHERN

1-00210/18/ RP

19/02/2018

HEALTH AND GLOW PHARMACY

STAND NO. 103, AKAPELWA ROAD, PO BOX 60473, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00510/20/ RP

20/01/2020

HEALTH AND GLOW PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 8, MAIN ROAD, OPPOSITE SHOPRITE, MAZABUKA

SOUTHERN

1-00315/18/ RP

27/11/2018

FIRSTRATE HEALTHCARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 82/81, OFF MANCHICHI ROAD, P.O. BOX 318919, CHILLULU GARDEN, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00460/19/ RP

11/09/2019

FITWALA CHEMIST LIMITED

SHOP NO. B8 OF 7426, KAUNDA SQUARE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0084/17/RP

17/11/2017

FITWALA CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 4116, MUTENDERE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0095/17/RP

18/11/2017

FIVE STAR PHARMACIES

PLOT NO. 338, GREAT EAST ROAD, CHONGWE

LUSAKA

1-0046/17/RP

6/11/2017

FIVE STAR PHARMACIES LIMITED

PLOT NO. 462, LUSAKA ROAD, OPPOSITE MELISA MINI MART, ITEZHI-TEZHI

CENTRAL

1-00531/20/ RP

22/04/2020

HEALTH AND GLOW PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 7321, MUBOOLA ROAD, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AREA, P.O. BOX 60467, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00593/20/ RP

24/08/2020

FIVE STAR PHARMACIES LIMITED

CENTRAL STREET, MASANSA, LUANO

CENTRAL

1-00572/20/ RP

22/06/2020

HEALTH CORNER PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 13, CAIRO MALL, CAIRO ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00521/20/ RP

18/03/2020

FIVE STAR PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2, GREAT EAST ROAD, SINDA, EASTERN PROVINCE

EASTERN

1-00497/19/ RP

16/12/2019

HEALTH CURE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 9314275, PRESIDENT AVENUE ROAD, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00398/19/ RP

17/06/2019

FIVE STAR PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO.2542, POLICE CAMP ROAD, NEW MARKET, PETAUKE, EASTERN PROVINCE

EASTERN

1-00492/19/ RP

05/12/2019

HEALTH CURE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 12552, TOWN CENTER, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, SOLWEZI

NORTH WESTERN

1-00562/20/ RP

11/06/2020

FIVE STAR PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 338, GREAT EAST ROAD, CHONGWE

LUSAKA

1-0069/17/RP

07/11/2017

HEALTH CURE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 6076/M/A, KAFUE ROAD, SHOP NO. 9 & 10, VUMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00136/17/ RP

01/12/2017

FIVESTAR PHARMACIES LIMITED

PLOT NO. 3520/21, GREAT NORTH ROAD, KABWE

CENTRAL

1-00305/18/ RP

26/10/2018

HEALTH CURE PHARMACY LTD

SHOP NO. 5, CASTLE SUPERMARKET, KAFUE ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00146/17/ RP

01/12/2017

FRESH START PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 4, UNION EXPRESS MALL, MUSHITALA, SOLWEZI

NORTH WESTERN

1-00147/17/ RP

LUSAKA

1-00383/19/ RP

HEALTH CURE PHARMACY LTD

01/12/2017

PLOT NO. 205/09, CHIFUNDO ROAD P.O BOX KL 34, LUSAKA

3/06/2019

HEALTH CURE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 1691/M, SHOP NO. 10, IBEX HILL ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00148/17/ RP

01/12/2017

FRESH START PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. BS/60/600, BLOCK 2344, CHIFUNDO ROAD, CHAWAMA MARKET, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00544/20/ RP

30/04/2020

HEALTH CURE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 2A/7377A, BISHOP ROAD, LUSAKA LUSAKA

1-00149/17/ RP

01/12/2017

FRESHPOINT PHARMACY

ZANIMUONE WEST NEXT TO ROYAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, OFF GREAT NORTH CENTRAL ROAD, PO BOX 37486, CHIBOMBO

1-00512/20/ RP

20/01/2020

HEALTH HUB PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 2, CBD, KATEBE CHILUFYA ROAD, CENTRAL KABWE

1-00498/19/ RP

26/12/2019

FRESHPOINT PHARMACY

CHANZANGA, ALONG KABANANA ROAD, OPPOSITE CHALO BANTU BUS STATION, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00595/20/ RP

27/08/2020

HEALTH LANE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 150/27/4586, CHILIMBILU ROAD, CHILENJE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00532/20/ RP

22/04/2020

GALAXY PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 63A, INDEPENDENCE WAY, KABWE

PLOT NO. 28, TWIN PALM ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0093/17/RP

18/11/2017

1-00224/18/ RP

12/04/2018

CENTRAL

HEALTH LIVING PHARMACY

1-00322/18/ RP

SOUTHERN

1-00318/18/ RP

PLOT NO. 350- D, KAPONDO STREET, LIVINGSTONE

20/11/2018

PLOT NO. 337, BEHIND ARUPEE FILLING STATION, LIVINGSTONE ROAD, CHOMA

HEALTH RISE PHARMACY

SOUTHERN

GENESIS INVESTMENTS LTD

20/11/2018

HEALTH RISE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 1386/19, KAFUBU, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00331/18/ RP

03/12/2018

14/12/2017

HEALTH SPRINGS PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 5, JAMBO DRIVE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00218/18/ RP

-

HEALTH SPRINGS PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 271, PRESIDENT AVENUE, KALULUSHI

COPPERBELT

1-00478/19/ RP

30/10/2019

HEALTHCHECK PHARMACY

1-0082/17/RP

17/11/2017

GENIUS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 5014, KATONDO STREET, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00151/17/ RP

GESIKA PHARMACY LTD

SHOP NO. 01, GREAT NORTH ROAD, NAKONDE

MUCHINGA

1-0052/17/RP

06/11/2017

GESTA PHARMACY SOLUTIONS LIMITED

PLOT NO. 44832, JACK COMPOUND, ROYALE COMPLEX, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00405/19/ RP

20/06/2019

GET WELL PHARMACY

PLOT NO. D2037, MAZIMOYO COMPLEX, CLINIC ROAD, P.O. BOX 30991, MTENDERE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00472/19/ RP

GLEN PHARMACY

STAND NO. 557/25, SHIKOSWE SITE AND SERVICE, KAFUE

LUSAKA

GOLDEN CHEMIST Plot No. 149, FREEDOMWAY ROAD, LUSAKA LIMITED GOOD LEAF PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 5-51/25, KAJIMA ROAD, KAFUE

LUSAKA

30/10/2019

HEALTHCURE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 3 & 4, KABWE ROAD, NDOLA

1-00153/17/ COPPERBELT RP

1-00584/20/ RP

20/07/2020

PLOT NO. 377A, KABULONGA TOTAL FILLING LUSAKA STATION, BISHOP ROAD, LUSAKA

1-00347/19/ RP

29/01/2019

LUSAKA

1-00358/19/ RP

HEALTHCURE PHARMACY LIMITED

19/02/2019

SHOP NO. 6076, FREEDOMWAY ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00359/19/ RP

19/02/2019

PLOT NO. 200/1, CHIPANDA ROAD, CHAISA COMPOUND, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00588/20/ RP

HEALTHCURE PHARMACY LIMITED

28/07/2020

1-00376/19/ RP

10/05/2019

PLOT NO. 1993/7417, SHOPS NO. 1 & 2, MURAMBA ROAD, OFF MOSI-OA-TUNYA, LUSAKA

CORONATION PARK MALL, FREEDOM WAY, KABWE

CENTRAL

GOOD LIFE PHARMACY LIMITED

HEALTHCURE PHARMACY LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-0086/17/RP

24/11/2017

GOOD MORNING PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1001292/1, UNION EXPRESS CENTER, GOLF ROAD, SOLWEZI

NORTHWESTERN

1-00484/19/ RP

30/10/2019

SHOP NO. 4586, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA.

LUSAKA

1-00366/19/ RP

HEALTHCURE PHARMACY LIMITED

25/03/2019

HEALTHCURE PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 3, PARENYATWA ROAD, CHIPATA

EASTERN

1-00509/20/ RP

14/01/2020

14/12/2017

GRACE SILVALINE INVESTMENT LIMITED

PLOT NO. 544, SECOND CLASS MARKET, KAFUE ROAD, KALULUSHI

COPPERBELT

1-00399/19/ RP

17/06/2019

HEALTHMART PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1289, NEW CHILENJE, OFF CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00278/18/ RP

20/09/2018

GRACECHEM PHARMACY

SUITE 5, FOXDALE COURT, ROMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0098/17/RP

18/11/2017

PLOT NO. 38110, CHIPANAMA ROAD, WOODLANDS, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00422/19/ RP

21/08/2019

GRACECHEM PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 7, VALILE, MURAMBA ROAD, CHILENJE, LUSAKA

HEALTHY LIVING PHARMACY LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-0099/17/RP

18/11/2017

1-00207/18/ RP

LUSAKA

1-00513/20/ RP

PLOT NO. 145/15, OFF CHIFUNDO ROAD, LUSAKA

19/02/2018

PLOT NO. C593, CHITUKUKO STREET, MTENDERE, LUSAKA

HEAVEN CARE PHARMACY

LUSAKA

GRADASA PHARMACY

10/03/2020

HOMELY SHOPPING COMPLEX, OFF MWANAWASA ROAD, PAMODZI, NDOLA

1-00502/19/ COPPERBELT RP

MANSA, ALONG INDEPENDENCE ROAD, P.O. LUAPULA BOX 710010, MANSA

1-00598/20/ RP

27/08/2020

GRATITUDE PHARMACY

HERB MED PHARMACY

26/12/2019

DAILY

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HERBIJOY CHEMIST LIMITED

SHOP NO. 3, MUZEYA COMPLEX, KISASA MARKET, KALUMBILA/MWINILUNGA ROAD, KALUMBILA

NORTH WESTERN

1-00552/20/ RP

19/05/2020

HILLVIEW PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 405A/6, LILAYI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00351/19/ RP

06/02/2019

HOME BASICS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12869, GREAT NORTH ROAD, CHIBOMBO

CENTRAL

1-00259/18/ RP

27/06/2018

HONEY BEE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 19253, CHONGWE ROAD, KAMWALA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0041/17/RP

06/11/2017

HORTON PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 242, ALICK NKHATA ROAD, KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00037/18/ RP

12/04/2018

HORTON PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 10687, WOODLANDS STADIUM SHOPPING MALL, MOSI-O-TUNYA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00293/18/ RP

10/09/2018

HORTON PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 51, CONGO ROAD, KASUMBALESA, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00353/19/ RP

HORTON PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 51, CONGO ROAD, KASUMBALESA, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

HOSEA CHEMIST

SHOP NO. 8, CHIKUMBI INVESTMENT, MASALA, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

ICHETE PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 02, OPPOSITE TOWN MARKET, KAMIJIJI ROAD, SOLWEZI

NORTHWESTERN

ILU CHEMIST

PLOT NO. B1020, TARINA ROAD, NDEKE ROBERT, KITWE

IMOTEP PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 178/39, CHINGWERE ROAD, MATERO EAST, LUSAKA

INFINITY PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 169/M, UNIT 5, IBEX HUB, IBEX ROAD, LUSAKA

IZUNKUMBU PHARMACY LIMITED

KAY CEE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 16, DOLLA HILL ROAD, MASALA, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00396/19/ RP

28/06/2019

KAYCEE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 29/30, KAWAMBWA ROAD, MASALA, NDOLA

1-00129/17/ COPPERBELT RP

24/11/2017

KHARIS HEALTHCARE COMPANT LIMITED

PLOT NO. 68, KAFWIMBI STREET, KWACHA EAST, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00287/18/ RP

29/08/2018

KUMAWA CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 62, OBOTE ROAD, CHIPATA

EASTERN

1-00238/18/ RP

25/04/2018

KUMERA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12553/A, MOUNT MERU FILLING STATION, ZAMBEZI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00471/19/ RP

31/10/2019

KUMERA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 124/44/9, MOUNT MERU FILLING STATION, KASANGULA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00474/19/ RP

31/10/2019

KUMERA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12750, MUMBWA ROAD, CHINIKA AREA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00539/20/ RP

27/04/2020

08/02/2019

KUMERA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 3589/M, LEOPARDS HILL ROAD, NEW KASAMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00543/20/ RP

22/05/2020

1-00397/19/ RP

28/06/2019

KWATALE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. A46, OFF ALICK NKHATA ROAD, PO BOX 340001, MTENDERE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00608/20/ RP

07/09/2020

1-00464/19/ RP

26/09/2019

KWIK PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 7403, SHOP NO. 4, HEAVY LUSAKA INDUSTRIAL AREA, MUNGWI ROAD, LUSAKA

1-00496/19/ RP

26/12/2019

1-00645/20/ RP

LAMBA PHARMACY

LUSAKA

1-0032/17/RP

06/11/2017

05/11/2020

PLOT NO. 21/36/4586, CHILIMBULU ROAD, CHILENJE, LUSAKA

LAMIMIE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12534, KASAMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00252/18/ RP

31/05/2018

1-00612/20/ COPPERBELT RP

07/09/2020

1-00627/20/ RP

28/09/2020

07/05/2020

PLOT NO. 99, SHOP NO. 10, LUELA, CHIWALA STREET, OPPOSITE MUKUBA MALL, NKANA EAST, KITWE

COPPEBELT

1-00546/20/ RP

LE’SANTE PHARMACY LIMITED LEAP PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 261, ALICK NKHATA ROAD, P.O. BOX 36902, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00600/20/ RP

28/08/2020

LEGACY PHARMACY

PLOT NO. R8, OFF KAFUBU ROAD, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00323/18/ RP

20/11/2018

LESA WA LUKUNDO PLOT NO. B03/29/150, ALICK NKHATA ROAD, PHARMACY KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00242/18/ RP

16/05/2018

LESA YEUPA BUMI PHARMACY

WESTERN

1-00212/18/ RP

14/03/2018 20/11/2018

LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00413/19/ RP

22/07/2019

BIG JOSE MARKET, CHELSTONE EXTENSION, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00100/17/ RP

18/11/2017

JACARANDA PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 26, JACARANDA MALL, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00126/17/ RP

24/11/2017

JADSON’S CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 194/04, CHOVUCHOVU ROAD, NG’OMBE COMPOUND, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00417/19/ RP

21/08/2019

JADSONS CHEMIST 37 VILLA WANGA, AVONDALE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00167/18/ RP

05/01/2018

NGWELELE ROAD, NEW CHELSTONE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00178/18/ RP

19/01/2018

JAKAMBO CHEMIST BLOCK 3, SHOP NO. 3, NDOLA – KITWE LTD DUAL CARRIAGE WAY, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00334/18/ RP

10/12/2018

JAKAMBO PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 8, CHIMWEMWE ROAD, TOWN CENTRE, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00127/17/ RP

01/12/2017

JEM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 235, JOY PLAZA, KWACHA ROAD, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00277/18/ RP

20/08/2018

JEMA’S PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 13, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00205/18/ RP

19/02/2018

JERO PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1392, 11 FIGOV ROAD, P.O. BOX 90450, LUANSHYA

1-00457/19/ COPPERBELT RP

JIV PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 6395, CHILUMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

JOMASI PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 04, CAIRO ROAD, MASALA MARKET, NDOLA

COPPEBELT

JOYCHEM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 4506, PASELI ROAD, NORTHMEAD, P.O. BOX 32017, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

JOYFUL LIVING PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 517, FREEDOM WAY, KAOMA

JUBILEE CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 149, SHOP NO. 09, KALUNDWE ROAD, PO BOX 34508, LUSAKA

JUBILEE CHEMIST LTD

SHOP NO. 4, E.W. TARRY’S CORNER, CAIRO ROAD, LUSAKA

JUBILEE CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 22845, SHOP NO. 20, LEOPARDS HILL ROAD, CROSSROADS MALL, LUSAKA

KABWATA PHARMACY

PLOT NO.6258, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

JADSONS CHEMIST

15

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PLOT NO. 1762, ZESCO ROAD, KAOMA

LF MOORE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 133, AKAPELWA, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00324/18/ RP

LIBALA PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 11, LIBALA, KATUNGU SHOPPING CENTRE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0030/17/RP

06/11/2017

LIBALA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 05/70/4586, KASAMA ROAD, CHILENJE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00636/20/ RP

12/10/2020

LIFE CHEK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 160, OFF KAFUE ROAD, CHILANGA

LUSAKA

1-00415/19/ RP

06/08/2019

LIFE PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 4, BAROTSE MALL, SENANGA ROAD, MONGU

WESTERN

1-00160/17/ RP

17/01/2018

LIFE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 61, LUKULU NORTH, KASAMA

NORTHERN

1-00479/19/ RP

30/10/2019

LIFECHECK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 60, CHILANGA, OFF KAFUE ROAD, LUSAKA CHILANGA

1-00157/17/ RP

14/12/2017

02/09/2019

LIFEGUARD PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 201, CHIFUNDO ROAD, CHAWAMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00540/20/ RP

30/04/2020

-

LILANDA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 546F, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, LILANDA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00542/20/ RP

30/04/2020

1-00631/20/ RP

06/10/2020

LIMAX PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 34577, KAMWALA SOUTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00191/18/ RP

10/02/2018

1-00589/20/ RP

27/07/2020

LIMO PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 15, NGODWE, LILAYI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00166/18/ RP

05/01/2018

WESTERN

1-00152/17/ RP

14/12/2017

LINK HEALTHCARE

PLOT NO. 2374, SHOP NO. 5, ARCADES SHOPPING CENTRE, GREAT EAST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00199/18/ RP

10/02/2018

LUSAKA

1-00385/19/ RP

12/06/2019

LINK PHARMACY

LUSAKA

1-00103/17/ RP

24/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-00186/18/ RP

SHOP NO. 34B, EAST PARK MALL, CNR THABO MBEKI & GREAT EAST RTOADS, LUSAKA

04/03/2019 LINK PHARMACY

1-00194/18/ RP

10/02/2018

12/02/2018

SHOP NO. 35, CNR KAFUE RD & CHAWAMA RD, COSMOPOLITANI MALL, MAKENI, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00189/18/ RP

LUSAKA

1-0061/17/RP

06/11/2017

LINK PHARMACY

PLOT 9471, SHOP NO. 15, KAFUE RD, MAKENI MALL, MAKENI, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00195/18/ RP

10/02/2018

COPPERBELT

1-00196/18/ RP

10/02/2018

COPPERBELT

1-00197/18/ RP

10/02/2018 10/02/2018

KABWE PHARMACY PLOT NO. 68, BUNTUNGWA STREET, KABWE CENTRAL LIMITED

1-00179/18/ RP

18/01/2018

LINK PHARMACY

1-00222/18/ RP

PLOT 1925, SHOP NO. 13A, KAFUBUMALL, CNR PRESIDENT AVE & THE T3 HIGHWAY, NDOLA

12/04/2018

LINK PHARMACY

STAND 6936, SHOP NO. 030, MUKUBA MALL, CHIWALA AVENUE, KITWE

LINK PHARMACY

STAND 825, SHOP NO. 6, MOSI O TUNYA SQUARE, KAPUNDU AVENUE, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00198/18/ RP

LINK PHARMACY

STAND NO. 27455/A, SHOP NO. 5A, LEVY BUSINESS PARK, CNR KABELENGA & CHURCH ROADS, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00200/18/ RP

10/02/2018

LINK PHARMACY

STAND NO. 19255, SHOP NO. 36, MANDA HILL CENTRE, CNR GREAT EAST & MANCHINCHI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00201/18/ RP

10/02/2018

LINK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2057, SHOP NO. 4, WOODLANDS SHOPPING MALL, CHINDO ROAD, WOODLANDS, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00202/18/ RP

10/02/2018

KAFUE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 48/09, KAFUE ESTATE, LUANGWA DRIVE, KAFUE

KAFUE RIVER CHEMIST LTD

SHOP NO. 14, KAFUE RIVER MALL, GREAT NORTH ROAD, KAFUE

KALALA CHEMIST LTD

1-00124/17/ PLOT NO. 3016, NGWEE STREET, LUANSHYA COPPERBELT RP

24/11/2017

KAMVALA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 9237, DELHI ROAD, KAMWALA TOWN CENTRE, LUSAKA

1-00533/20/ RP

22/04/2020 24/11/2017

LUSAKA LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0073/17/RP

07/11/2017

KAOMA PHARMACY SHOP NO. 194, KALUKUNGU AREA, KAOMA LIMITED

WESTERN

1-00102/17/ RP

KARIBA PHARMACY STAND NO. 251, GOVERNMENT ROAD, PO LIMITED BOX FW 276, SIAVONGA

SOUTHERN

1-00372/19/ RP

24/04/2019

SHOP NO. 251/15B, MATERO MALL, KARIBA PHARMACY COMMONWEALTH ROAD, P.O. BOX FW 274, LIMITED LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00565/20/ RP

11/06/2020

LINK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 379A, SHOP NO. 2A, GARDEN CITY SHOPPING CENTRE, GREAT EAST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00203/18/ RP

10/02/2018

COPPERBELT

1-00128/17/ RP

24/11/2017

1-00420/19/ RP

21/08/2019

07/09/2018

PLOT NO. 2111, SHOP NO. 28, NOVARE PINNACLE MALL, CORNER OF CHINDO ROAD AND MUTANDWA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00291/18/ RP

LINK PHARMACY LIMITED LITTLE ROCK PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 4, BUTCHERS YARD, LIVINGSTONE ROAD, MAZABUKA

SOUTHERN

1-00501/19/ RP

24/12/2019

LIVE HEALTH PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 4/B12, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00139/17/ RP

13/03/2018

STAND NO. 119/120, MOSI-O-TUNYA ROAD, PO BOX FW 310, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00410/19/ RP

04/07/2019

PLOT NO. 111B, AKAPELWA STREET, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00325/18/ RP

20/11/2018

1-00569/20/ COPPERBELT RP

22/06/2020

KARIBU CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 8, BUTEKO ROAD, TOWN CENTRE, MUFULIRA

KARIBU CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 799, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

KASAMU CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 137, CORNER MWABULA ROAD, CENTRAL STREET, JESMODINE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

KATALE’S PHARMACY

PLOT NO. A/58/18, MAIN STREET, MUMBWA

SOUTHERN

1-00213/18/ RP

13/03/2018

KATALE’S PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 480, NGANSWA ROAD, SERENJE

CENTRAL

1-00454/19/ RP

02/09/2019

LIVINGSTONE HEALTHCARE LIMITED

KATALE’S PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 118, MINESTONE, GREAT EAST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00172/18/ RP

07/01/2018

LIVINGSTONE PHARMACY LTD

KATETE PHARMACY LTD

STAND NO. 55, GREAT EAST ROAD, KATETE

EASTERN

1-0072/17/RP

07/11/2017

PLOT NO. 5007, CHURCH ROAD, MUKUBA LOMEX PHARMACY NATWANGE, KITWE

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PLOT NO.749, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, MONGU

LUSAKA

LONGO CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 21541, CHANDAMALI ROAD, CHILENJE SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00613/20/ RP

07/09/2020

LOVIMORE PHARMACY

KAMWALA

LUSAKA

1-0060/17/RP

06/11/2017

LUANSHYA CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 1375, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, LUANSHYA

COPPERBELT

1-00123/17/ RP

24/11/2017

LUBELELE PHARMACY LIMITED

258, LUNSENFWA ROAD, PO BOX 23206, CHIMWEMWE, KITWE

1-00451/19/ COPPERBELT RP

28/08/2019

LUBUTO PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 193, NAMBULUMA ROAD, CHINSALI

MUCHINGA

02/11/2017

LUBUTO PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 23, PO BOX 50110, LUNGU ROAD, MBALA

NORTHERN

LUNDAZI CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 231, AIRPORT ROAD, LUNDAZI

LUPHARM PHARMACY

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1-0015/17/RP

-

MED CORP PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 123D, LANGASHE STREET, KITWE

MED-CLICK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1379/37, CHAINDA ROAD, CHAINDA, LUSAKA

MEDEX PHARMACY

SHOP NO.5, OBAMA PLAZA, OBAMA, CHONGWE

MEDICINE WORLD PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1323, ALONG SESHEKE ROAD, P.O. BOX KZ 30, KAZUNGULA

MEDLANE CHEMIST LIMITED

STAND NO. 3, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, MATERO, LUSAKA

COPPERBELT

1-00180/18/ RP

18/01/2018

LUSAKA

1-00254/18/ RP

22/06/2018

LUSAKA

1-00271/18/ RP

17/08/2018

SOUTHERN

1-00602/20/ RP

31/08/2020

LUSAKA

1-00605/20/ RP

02/09/2020 13/03/2018

MEDLINK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 34872

LUSAKA

1-00193/18/ RP

MEDLINK PHARMACY

CHILENJE/PEMBA ROAD, BRENTWOOD MALL, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00232/18/ RP

26/04/2018

PLOT NO. 27, AVONDALE MARKET, OFF SIMON MWANSA KAPWEPWE ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00641/20/ RP

23/10/2020

PLOT NO.847, KATEBE CHILUFYA STREET, KABWE

CENTRAL

1-0062/17/RP

06/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-0076/17/RP

09/11/2017

1-00395/19/ RP

28/06/2019

MEDNET PHARMACY LIMITED

EASTERN

1-00245/18/ RP

24/05/2018

MEDPHARM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 28, SHOP NO. 3, ENOS CHOMBA ROAD, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00130/17/ RP

24/11/2017

LUPHARM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 807/808, LUMUMBA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00184/18/ RP

06/02/2018

LUPHARM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2557, OBOTE AVENUE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00308/18/ RP

02/11/2018

LUPHARM PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 37/39, 14TH STREET, NCHANGA SOUTH, CHINGOLA

1-00634/20/ COPPERBELT RP

MEDPLUS PHARMACY PLOT NO. 14171, KASAMA ROAD, LUSAKA COMPANY LTD MEGGA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 6955, SHOP NO. 3, HAILE SELASSIE AVENUE, LONG ACRES, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

-

MEHDI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12453, IBEX HILL, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0018/17/RP

06/11/2017

MERRY HEARTS PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 356, CENTRAL STREET, PETAUKE

EASTERN

1-00142/17/ RP

01/12/2017

MICROWIN CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 30, KANYE ROAD, BUCHI KAMITONDO, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00393/19/ RP

28/06/2019

MILANY CHEMISTS LIMITED

PLOT NO. 104, NAMWALA

SOUTHERN

1-0045/17/RP

06/11/2017

MILANY CHEMISTS LTD

PLOT NO. BP07/34, KAMANGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0047/17/RP

06/11/2017

17/11/2017

MILANY CHEMISTS LTD

PLOT NO. 2620, NGALATI STREET, CHELSTONE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0048/17/RP

06/11/2017

MILESTONE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 37605, LAKE ROAD MALL, KABULONGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0096/17/RP

18/11/2017

MILESTONE PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 21, MUNAKI MALL, MUNALI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00288/18/ RP

30/08/2018

06/10/2020

-

LUSAKA APEX MEDICAL UNIVERSITY LIMITED T/A APEX PHARMACEUTICALS

PLOT NO. 2882/B/5/10, CHAINAMA ROAD, LUSAKA OLYMPIA, P.O. BOX 31909, LUSAKA

LUSAKA CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 120, KATUNJILA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA CHEMIST LIMITED

SHOP NO. 2, STAND 7, MURTON HOUSE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0083/17/RP

17/11/2017

LUSAKA CHEMIST LIMITED

SHOP NO. 26, CAROUSEL SHOPPING COMPLEX, KAFUE ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00150/17/ RP

14/12/2017

LUSAKA CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 21634, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0078/17/RP

17/11/2017

MILESTONE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. SUB 2 OF SUB A, FARM NO. 487A, LEOPARDS HILL MALL, LEOPARDS HILL ROAD, BAULENI, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00614/20/ RP

08/09/2020

LUSAKA HEALTHCARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 184, LUMUMBA ROAD, PO BOX FW 310, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00371/19/ RP

12/04/2019

MILESTONE PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 2754, AQUARIUS LIFESTYLE CENTRE, NEW KASAMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00145/17/ RP

01/12/2017

1-00507/20/ RP

COPPERBELT

28/06/2019

LUSAKA

14/01/2020

1-00394/19/ RP

COPPERBELT

1-00452/19/ RP

28/08/2019

LUSAKA

1-00554/20/ RP

09/06/2020

LUSAKA

1-00337/18/ RP

26/12/2018

COPPERBELT

1-00441/19/ RP

02/09/2019

LUSAKA LIFESTYLE OASISI FILLING STATION, RING ROAD, P.O. CHEMIST LIMITED BOX FW 276, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00622/20/ RP 1-0080/17/RP

21/09/2020

LUSAKA PHARMACY 2011 LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2414, KATUNJILA ROAD, P.O. BOX FW 310, LUSAKA

LUSAKA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 21635, FREEDOM WAY ROAD, P.O. BOX FW310, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00534/20/ RP

27/04/2020

LWEMPI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 05/47/02, LILANDA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0033/17/RP

06/11/2017

LWEMPI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 05/47/02, OFF COMMONWEALTH STREET, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00170/18/ RP

05/01/2018

LYNX PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 8586/87/88, SHOP NO. 42 AND 43, OFF LUMUMBA ROAD, BABA COMPLEX, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00419/19/ RP

21/08/2019

M CARE PHARMACY

WATERFALLS SERVICE STATION, CHONGWE

LUSAKA

1-00253/18/ RP

M. CARE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 30/490, KABWATA ESTATE, 7TH STREET OFF BURMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

M. CARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 36998, ALICK NKHATA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

M.K PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 1, MBIZI HOUSE, KITWE

1-00483/19/ COPPERBELT RP

MACOSMO PHARMACY

PLOT/STAND NO. 1, GRAVEYARD ROAD, OFF KAMANDA ROAD, P.O. BOX 35357, BAULENI, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

MADISON HEALTH SOLUTIONS

PLOT NO. 2165, HAILE SELASSIE AVENUE, LONGACRES

PLOT NO. 40645, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, MIPHARM PHARMACY SOLWEZI MISESHI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 18, LUNDA ROAD, MSESHI/MINDOLO AREA, KITWE

MISFAT PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 9/40, DISTRICT ROAD, KAMANGA EXT., LUSAKA

PLOT NO. 5, KAZEMBE ROAD, BULANGILILO MISHMOS PHARMACY MARKET, KITWE MIST PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 718K, GREAT NORTH ROAD, EMMASDALE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0057/17/RP

06/11/2017

MIST PHARMACY

SHOP NO. S43/B, GREAT NORTH ROAD, 15 MILES, CHIBOMBO

CENTRAL

1-00411/19/RP

11/07/2019

MIST PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 4, MILES GREAT NORTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00333/18/ RP

12/12/2018

MONZE HEALTH CARE

PLOT NO. 181, LIVINGSTONE/LUSAKA ROAD, PO BOX 60091, MONZE

SOUTHERN

1-00505/19/ RP

27/12/2019

22/06/2018

MOON PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 4091/61, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA LUSAKA

1-00223/18/ RP

12/04/2018

1-00247/18/ RP

18/05/2018

MOREFAVOUR PHARMACY

PLOT No. 59044, KAMWALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0066/17/RP

07/11/2017

1-00204/18/ RP

20/06/2019

19/02/2018

MORIAH PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 106/001, MUMBWA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00391/19/ RP

MORVIYA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 97, TIMOTHY MWITWA ROAD, NYUMBA YANGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00403/19/ RP

19/06/2019 14/01/2020

30/10/2019

MOTALA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 529, NASSER STREET, CHIPATA

EASTERN

1-00508/20/ RP

1-00514/20/ RP

10/03/2020

MPEWA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 484, OMELO MUMBA STREET, GREAT EASTERN EAST ROAD, KATETE

1-00550/20/ RP

12/05/2020

LUSAKA

1-00234/18/ RP

26/04/2018

MPHARMA PHARMACY

STAND NO. 2, CHILENJE MARKET, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0042/17/RP

06/11/2017

MAJOLU HEALTH KALUKUNGU MARKET, ZAMBIA COMPOUND, CARE ENTERPRISE KAFUE

1-00316/18/ RP

08/02/2019

LUSAKA

28/11/2018

MALAIKA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. B05/27, OFF KAMLOOPS ROAD, KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00294/18/ RP

12/09/2018

MALIAN PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 12927, OFF CHOZI ROAD, NEXT TO BLESSINGS MALL, NORTHMEAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00138/17/ RP

01/12/2017

MPHARMA ZAMBIA LIMITED

PLOT NO. 20, VITANDA STREET, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00354/19/ RP

MPM PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 96, SHOP NO. 13, CHILIMBULI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00462/19/ RP

26/09/2019

MTENDE PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 257, MM CHITALU CENTRE, ALICK NKHATA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1 – 0004/17/ RP

13/03/2018

MUBOTHU PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 173, OLD MUSHILI MARKET, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00442/19/ RP

28/08/2019

CENTRAL

1-00233/18/ RP

26/04/2018

1-00131/17/ RP

21/11/2017

MUKOWA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2373, TOWN CENTRE, KAPIRI MPOSHI

LUSAKA

1-00279/18/ RP

20/09/2018

MUKOWA PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 67, INDEPENDECE WAY, KABWE

LUSAKA

1-0019/17/RP

14/11/2017

LUAPULA

1-00485/19/ RP

30/10/2019

MULTICURE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 6438, GREAT EAST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0049/17/RP

06/11/2017

PLOT NO. 19512, 9TH AVENUE, KABWATA ESTATE, LUSAKA

1-00192/18/ RP

1-00260/18/ RP

12/06/2018

10/02/2018

GREEN ROOF COMPLEX, GREAT EAST ROAD, CHONGWE

LUSAKA

LUSAKA

MULTICURE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 33988/917, KAMWALA SOUTH, SHOP NO. 3, LUSAKA

1-00212/18/ RP

21/08/2019

LUSAKA

13/03/2018

MAMBO’S CHEMIST PLOT NO. 277, OBOTE AVENUE, KITWE LIMITED

COPPERBELT

MANLIX PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2586/7417, KALOMO ROAD, LUSAKA

MANSA CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 470, PRISON ROAD, MANSA

MARMAR CARE PHARMACY MARMAR CARE PHARMACY

MUTAIPI PHARMACY LIMITED

SESHEKE MARKE, NATINDI ROAD, SESHEKE

WESTERN

1-00421/19/ RP

MUTENDERE CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 121/19, OFF CHITIMUKULU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1 – 0005/17/ RP

06/10/2017

MUTENDERE CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 121/19, CHITIMUKULU ROAD, OPPOSITE MATERO LEVEL 1 HOSPITAL, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00240/18/ RP

16/05/2018

MUTENDERE CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 4117, MTENDERE TOWNSHIP, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00241/18/ RP

16/05/2018

MUTOCHA LIFE CARE

PLOT NO. 873, BARLASTON ROAD, OFF LUSAKA TWIKATANE ROAD, BARLASTON, LUSAKA

1-00515/20/ RP

18/03/2020

PLOT NO. 35250, KATIMAMULILO ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00382/19/ RP

03/06/2019 23/10/2018

MATERIA MEDICA PHARMACY LTD

SHOP NO. 8, VILLA SHOPPING MALL, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00132/17/ RP

24/11/2017

MAX CARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 652, TIYENDE PAMODZI ROAD, KAKOSO, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00570/20/ RP

22/06/2020

MAX CARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2138, NDUBENI ROAD, LUBENGELE MARKET, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00628/20/ RP

28/09/2020

MBEWE DIVINE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. LUNDAZI MARKET SQUARE, LUNDAZI, EASTERN PROVINCE

EASTERN

1-00494/19/ RP

16/12/2019

MBUYOTI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 73, MONGU ROAD, SENANGA

WESTERN

1-00470/19/ RP

17/10/2019

MWACHIKU PHARMACY LIMITED

1-00133/17/ RP

21/11/2017

MWECHI PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 37, TAFIWA DRIVE, NDEKE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00304/18/ RP

PLOT NO. 37, TAFIWA DRIVE, MASUZYO NDEKE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00443/19/ RP

28/08/2019

PLOT NO. FS 842/6/5, COACHES ROAD, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00115/17/RP

24/11/2017

MCARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 20463/CL/12, CHIBWE ROAD, KABWATA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

MED CORP PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 64, MINGOMBA, KASUMBALESA ROAD, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00549/20/ RP

06/05/2020

MWECHI PHARMACY LIMITED

MED CORP PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 64, MINGOMBA, KASUMBALESA ROAD, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00561/20/ RP

11/06/2020

MWECHI PHARMACY LTD

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MWENZO PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 14937/917, MUKOMBE COMPLEX, PAUL NGOZI ROAD, P.O. BOX 134, KAMWALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00555/20/ RP

11/06/2020

MY CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. 1097, SHOP NO. 627, SUNLAM BUILDING, OXFORD AVENUE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00114/17/RP

24/11/2017

MY HEALTH PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 8106/B, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00141/17/ RP

01/12/2017

NABU PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 4586/01, MAPALO ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00156/17/ RP

14/12/2017

NADPHARM PHARMACEUTICALS LTD

PLOT NO. 3243, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0050/17/RP

06/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-00481/19/ RP

04/11/2019

NAMCARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 27186, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

NATIONALIST WAY HEALTH CARE LIMITED

PLOT NO. 9010, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00302/18/ RP

10/10/2018

NAVEN ONE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 23/24, MAUNDU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0075/17/RP

09/11/2017

NDIMJA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 11731, OFF GARDENIA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00248/18/ RP

22/05/2018

NDOLA CHEMISTS LIMITED

PLOT NO. 346, BLANTYRE AVENUE, PO BOX 70983, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00444/19/ RP

02/09/2019

NEIGHBOURS PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. FW 469, GREAT NORTH ROAD, CHIBOMBO, CENTRAL PROVINCE

CENTRAL

1-00487/19/ RP

19/11/2019

NETCARE PHARMACY PLOT NO. 20152, RDF BUILDING, SHOP NO. 4, LIMITED ALEX CHOLA ROAD, NYUMBA YANGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00183/18/ RP

06/02/2018

NEWS PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 7, ANG BANG MALL, KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00214/18/ RP

14/03/2018

NG’ONGA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 4477916, NGWERERE ROAD, CHELSTON EXTENSION, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00250/18/ RP

28/05/2018

NICK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2274, CHAKUKULA ROAD, MAIN MARKET, CHELSTONE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0063/17/RP

06/11/2017

NIMOZ PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 192, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00280/18/ RP

NORTH-SIDE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1454, MACH BUILDING, MUKULUMPE ROAD, KASAMA

NORTHERN

NYALI DISPENSERS LIMITED

PLOT NO. 16331/10/80, KAMWALA SOUTH, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

OBAMA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. E5/2/F32A, OBAMA, LUSAKA

ODI KUMAWA PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 247, MAIN BOMA ROAD, PETAUKE

17

PHARMVILLE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. B85, KATIMAMULILO ROAD, GARDEN, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0081/17/RP

17/11/2017

PHI CHEMIST LTD

SHOP NO. D93 PHI, PHI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00187/18/ RP

06/02/2018

PINNACLE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 3413, CHITANDA ROAD, MATERO, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00574/20/ RP

23/06/2020

PKAYS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 226, KASANGULA ROAD, ROMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00474/19/ RP

30/10/2019

PLANET PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 5, KABWATA MALL, BURMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00538/20/ RP

27/04/2020

PLATINUM PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1691, TINA ROAD, IBEX HILL, LUSAKA LUSAKA

1-00314/18/ RP

22/11/2018

POLA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 805, UMODZI HIGHWAY, CHIPATA

EASTERN

1-0058/17/RP

06/11/2017

PORA CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 6, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, PO BOX 830086, MUMBWA

CENTRAL

1-00576/20/ RP

15/07/2020 12/12/2018

PREPALES PHARMACY LTD

SHOP NO. 1, ELIBOMA MALL, PETAUKE

EASTERN

1-00332/18/ RP

PRICELINE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 27992, PEMPULENI STREET, MUFULIRA

COPPERBELT

1-00356/19/ RP

08/02/2019

PRIME MEDPLUS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12534, KASAMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00253/18/ RP

31/05/2018

PRIME MEDPLUS PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 5, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, MATERO

LUSAKA

1-00256/18/ RP

22/06/2018 20/11/2018

PROFMED PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 93B, LIVINGSTONE RD, CHOMA

SOUTHERN

1-00327/18/ RP

QUALICHEM PHARMACEUTICALS

PLOT NO. 6532, MUGOTI ROAD, ROMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0037/17/RP

06/11/2017

RARE CARE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 11693, CHELSTONE GREEN, PRINCE CHIMUTI ROAD, SALAMA PARK, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1 – 0010/17/ RP

12/10/2017

REAL CARE PHARMACY

STAND NO. 1620, NATIONALIST ROAD, LIBALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00567/20/ RP

23/06/2020

24/08/2018

REHOBOTH CARE CHEMIST AND COSMETICS

PLOT NO. 1 KASAMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00299/18/ RP

03/10/2018

1-00571/20/ RP

22/06/2020

REUMA CHEMIST AND SHOP NO. 113, OLYMPIA MARKET, MAPEPE COSMETICS LIMITED ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00573/20/ RP

23/06/2020

1-00216/18/ RP

24/03/1018

RHODESPARK PHARMACY LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-00379/19/ RP

17/05/2019

LUSAKA

1-0039/17/RP

06/11/2017

LUSAKA

1 – 0006/17/ RP

06/10/2017

EASTERN

1-00408/19/ RP

RIDGEWAY CHEMIST LIMITED

04/07/2019

RIGHT TO CARE ZAMBIA LIMITED

COPPERBELT

1-00355/19/ RP

07/02/2019

LUSAKA

1-00181/18/ RP

06/02/2018

RITE MED PHARMACY

STAND NO. 50, FGP COMPLEX, P.O. BOX 11 JAMBO PARKLANDS, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00522/20/ RP

18/03/2020

LUSAKA

1-00635/20/ RP

06/10/2020

PLOT NO. D8D CENTRE, MAKISHI ROAD, SHOP NO. 4, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00176/18/ RP

07/01/2018

LUSAKA

1-00168/18/ RP

RITECURE PHARMACY LIMITED

05/01/2018

RK PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 0333, LIBALA SOUTH WATER WORKS, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00468/19/ RP

11/10/2019

26/09/2019

ROCO PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 1, OFF GREAT EAST ROAD, MTENDERE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00423/19/ RP

21/08/2019

21/09/2020

RONHILL PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1728/M, SHOP NO. 3, IBEX HILL, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00236/18/ RP

03/05/2018

ROYAL CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 134, SHOP NO. 1, MATUKA AVENUE, YMCA BUILDING, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00446/19/ RP

28/08/2019

PLOT NO. 4515, MADZIMOYO ROAD, LUSAKA PLOT NO. 25416, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA PLOT NO. 5152/5153, ZAMBIA ROAD, NDOLA

OLDIES TRADES PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 11159, LUMUMBA ROAD, LUSAKA

OLLYN PHARMACY LIMITED

BLOCK NO. 2, STAND NO. 90, OFF ALICK NKHATA ROAD, KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

ONE STOP PHARMACY

59, GREAT NORTH ROAD, EMMASDALE, LUSAKA

OSASI PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 9, GREAT NORTH ROAD, KAPIRI MPOSHI

CENTRAL

1-00463/19/ RP

OSWORTH PHARMACY

SHAMULU SHOPPING CENTRE, SELENGWE VILLAGE, GREAT NORTH ROAD, 10 MILES, CENTRAL CHIBOMBO

1-00620/20/ RP

P & G PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 237411, LEOPARDS HILL ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00246/18/ RP

23/05/2018

P & G PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 133, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, MONGU

WESTERN

1-00338/18/ RP

26/12/2018

ROYAL PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 133, SHOP NO. 4, MATUKA AVENUE, YMCA BUILDING, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00445/19/ RP

PAMLINA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT / SHOP NO. 05, NGUCHA FILLING STATION TOKYO WAY, (LIBALA) KAMWALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00560/20/ RP

11/06/2020

ROYAL PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 133, SHOP NO. 1, YMCA BUILDING, MATUKA AVENUE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00110/17/RP

24/11/2017

PAMODZI ROADSIDE CHEMIST LTD

PLOT NO. NT 001/02, NDOLA VILLA, MWANAWASA ROAD, NDOLA

24/11/2017

RRB PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2727, 2ND CLASS TRADING AREA, NASSER STREET, CHIPATA

EASTERN

1-00495/19/ RP

02/09/2020

1-00162/17/ RP

20/12/2017

SAF CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 186, MOSI-O-TUNYA ROAD, MONZE

SOUTHERN

1-00328/18/ RP

20/11/2018

1-00596/20/ RP

26/08/2020

SAFAGRAMA PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2142, MUSUNGU ROAD, CHINSALI

MUCHINGA

1-0088/17/RP

21/11/2017

SOUTHERN

1-00274/18/ RP

17/08/2018

PLOT NO. 136, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0038/17/RP

06/11/2017

SOUTHERN

1-00326/18/ RP

20/11/2018

SAFINA PHARMACEUTICALS LTD

18/03/2020

SAIRAM CHEMIST LIMITED

SHOP NO. 5, PLOT 34, KATUNJILA ROAD, LUSAKA

PAMZ BLUE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 12/A4, KAMWALA SOUTH ROAD, LUSAKA

PAMZ BLUE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 111661, PAKAMATU ROAD, P.O. BOX 50852, LUSAKA

PARKVIEW PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2072/02, MARAMBA ROAD, LIVINGSTONE

PARKVIEW PHARMACY

PLOT NO. LIV 1194, MOSI-O-TUNYA ROAD, LIVINGSTONE

COPPERBELT LUSAKA LUSAKA

1-00113/17/RP

28/08/2019

LUSAKA

1-0090/17/RP

21/11/2017

12/05/2020

STAND NO. 1848790, SHOP NO. 2, CHONGWE SALUTEM PHARMACY SHOPPING MALL, GREAT EAST ROAD, LIMITED CHONGWE

LUSAKA

1-00566/20/ RP

23/06/2020

1-0065/17/RP

07/11/2017

SAMFYA PHARMACY LIMITED

SAMFYA, ALONG MUSAILA ROAD, SAMFYA

LUAPULA

1-00625/20/ RP

25/09/2020

1-00370/19/ RP

26/03/2019

SAN-SIL PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 113, OLYMPIA MARKET, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00342/19/ RP

29/01/2019

EASTERN

1-00455/19/ RP

02/09/2019

STAND NO. 45, CENTRAL MARKET ROAD, KAUNDA SQUARE STAGE 1, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00619/20/ RP

21/09/2020

GREAT EAST ROAD, MAIN MARKET, OPPOSITE FRA BUILDING, NYIMBA

SARAH-MED PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED

EASTERN

1-0012/17/RP

30/10/2017

LUSAKA

1-00230/18/ RP

26/04/2018

SHOP NO. 10047, KASAMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00365/19/ RP

SAVELIFE PHARMACY PLOT NO. 854586, OFF CHILIMBULU ROAD, LIMITED LUSAKA

25/03/2019

SERENITY PHARMACY

LUSAKA

1-0059/17/RP

06/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-00270/18/ RP

14/08/2018

SESHEKE PHARMACY PLOT NO. 132, OFF NAKATINDI ROAD, LTD SESHEKE

WESTERN

1-00173/18/ RP

07/01/2018

1-00592/20/ RP

27/08/2020

11/06/2020

PATMOS PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 200, BUTCHI, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00523/20/ RP

PAUMODZI PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. F29, MUCHENGA AREA, MALAWI ROAD, CHIPATA

EASTERN

1-00551/20/ RP

PEARLY WATERS PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 18, BULUWE ROAD, WOODLANDS STADIUM SHOPPING COMPLEX,

LUSAKA

PEARLY WATERS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 53, GOLDCREST MALL, RING ROAD, KAMWALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

PEMBERE CANAAN PHARMACY

NYIMBA TRADING CENTRE, PO BOX 570102, NYIMBA

PEMBERES CANAAN PHARMACY PERFECT CURE PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 3/STAND 4589, LONG ACRES, LUSAKA

PERFECT MOMENTS

SHOP NO. 7, OFF RING ROAD, LUSAKA

PERTHVILLE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 10, OFF NGWERERE ROAD, CHONGWE

SHACHI PHARMACY

LUSAKA

COPPERBELT

1-00520/20/ RP

1-00559/20/ RP

PHARMACY AFRICA

SHOP NO. 12, MAFUTA ROAD, CHIWEMPALA MARKET, CHINGOLA

STAND NO. B41/25, OFF ALICK NKHATA ROAD, KALINGALINGA, LUSAKA

18/03/2020

1-0026/17/RP

06/11/2017

PLOT NO. 2160, LONG ACRES, HAILE SELASSIE, LUSAKA

PLOT NO. 26, SEVENTH STREET, KABWATA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

PHARMACY DIRECT LONGACRES LTD

SHEPHERD CHEMIST LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-0031/17/RP

06/11/2017

SHEPHERD CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 52, NSEFU STREET, KABWATA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0027/17/RP

06/11/2017

06/11/2017

SHIFA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 24/BLOCK 25, JOHNLAING, ALONG MOSQUE ROAD, P.O. BOX 510875, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00557/20/ RP

11/06/2020

PLOT NO. 10/4586, OFF CHILIMBULU ROAD, CHILENJE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0089/17/RP

18/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-00190/18/ RP

10/02/2018 22/05/2020

LUSAKA

PHARMACY DIRECT LTD T/A MY HEALTH PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 7, CHIPARAMBA ROAD, LUSAKA

PHARMAGUARD PHARMACY

OPPOSITE KANYAMA 1ST LEVEL HOSPITAL, KANYAMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00267/18/ RP

14/08/2018

SHINE PHARMACY & BEAUTY SUPPLY LTD

PHARMAKING LIMITED

SHOP NO. 18, PO BOX 110296, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, SOLWEZI

COPPERBELT

1-00401/19/ RP

20/06/2019

SHRIJI PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2419, SHOP NO. 1, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

PHARMAKING LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1821, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, PO BOX 110296, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00428/19/ RP

28/08/2019

SHRIJI PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 31160, FREEDOM WAY, P.O. BOX FW 310, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00553/20/ RP

PHARMAKING LTD

KALUMBILA TOWNSHIP, KALUMBILA, SOLWEZI

NORTH WESTERN

1-00111/17/RP

24/11/2017

SIBONGILE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 168, BUNTUNGWA ROAD, CHILILABOMBWE

COPPERBELT

1-00480/19/ RP

30/10/2019

PHARMAKING LTD

SHOP NO. 8, THE PARK MALL, KABUNDI, CHINGOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00112/17/RP

24/11/2017

SIBWENI CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 458/18, BAULENI ROAD, OFF LEOPARDS HILL ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00295/18/ RP

18/09/2018

PLOT NO. 44, VUBU ROAD, EMMASDALE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

SIGMA INVESTMENTS LIMITED

PLOT NO. 72, FREEDOM WAY, KABWE

CENTRAL

1-0025/17/RP

06/11/2017

SIGMA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2281819, NOVARE SHOPPING MALL, GREAT NORTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00249/18/ RP

28/05/2018

PHARMLIFE PHARMACY LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-0054/17/RP

1-00606/20/ RP

02/09/2020

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SIGMA PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 19, CORNER OF GREAT EAST AND AIRPORT ROADS, WATERFALLS SHOPPING MALL, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1 – 0003/17/ RP

06/10/2017

SILKAN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 5173/3, MUSHILI KANSENGU MARKET, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00390/19/ RP

28/06/2019

SILVER LINING HEALTHCARE CLINIC

PLOT NO. 28, MWEMBESHI ROAD, NORTHMEAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00475/19/ RP

30/10/2019

SILVEREST PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 26443/M, GREAT EAST ROAD, CHONGWE

LUSAKA

1-00373/19/ RP

24/04/2019

SINSUNGA PAHRMACY

PLOT NO. 8588, BABA/SIMOSON BUILDING, OFF LUMUMBA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00343/19/ RP

SKYMAX PHARMACY

LIVINGSTONE ROAD STAGE II, MAZABUKA

LUSAKA

SMART LIFE CHEMIST

STAND NO. KMB 2268B, INTERCITY BUS STATION, KAFUE

UMOYO CHAWAMA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 205/20, CHIFUNDO ROAD, CHAWAMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0036/17/RP

06/11/2017

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH

SHOP NO. 8A, PINNACLE NOVARE MALL, CHINDO ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00453/19/ RP

30/08/2019

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SHOP NO. 25B, EASTPARK SHOPPING MALL, GREAT EAST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00282/18/ RP

27/08/2018

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SHOP NO. 26F, ARCADES SHOPPING MALL, GREAT EAST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00283/18/ RP

27/08/2018

15/01/2019

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

MANDA HILL SHOPPING MALL, GREAT EAST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00284/18/ RP

24/08/2018

1-00352/19/ RP

13/02/2019

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SHOP NO. 52, WATERFALLS MALL, AIRPORT ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00313/18/ RP

19/11/2018

LUSAKA

1-00257/18/ RP

19/06/2018

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

LUSAKA

1-00312/18/ RP

19/11/2018

09/10/2018

PLOT NO. 2057/13, WOODLANDS SHOPPING MALL, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, LUSAKA

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SHOP NO. 25, CENTRO MALL, KABULONGA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00311/18/ RP

19/11/2018

PLOT NO. 1203, NOVARE SHOPPING MALL, GREAT NORTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00344/19/ RP

15/01/2019

SMART PHARMACY LIMITED

INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, MONGU

WESTERN

1-00300/18/ RP

SMARTLIFE CHEMIST

PLOT NO. 1285, KAFUE

LUSAKA

1-00140/17/ RP

01/12/2017

SOCIETY PHARMACY LTD

PLOT No. 1424, MWALULE ROAD, OFF MAKISHI ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0055/17/RP

06/11/2017

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SOLWEZI PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 9, KAPIJI MALL, SOLWEZI

NORTHWESTERN

1-00427/19/ RP

28/08/2019

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SHOP NO. G32A, MAKENI SHOPPING MALL, KAFUE ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00345/19/ RP

16/01/2019

SOUTHWEST PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 5014, NEAR CITY MARKET, KATONDO LUSAKA STREET, LUSAKA

1-00348/19/ RP

29/01/2019

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SHOP NO. 25B, COSMOPOLITAN MALL, KAFUE ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00346/19/ RP

16/01/2019

SPOT ME PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2007, NGWERERE ROAD, CHELSTONE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00227/18/ RP

26/04/2018

LUSAKA

1-00536/20/ RP

1-00642/20/ RP

26/10/2020

PLOT NO. 26565, OFF KASAMA ROAD, P.O. BOX 30451, LIBALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

27/04/2020

SHOP NO. 29, LEOPARDS HILL MALL, LEOPARDS HILL ROAD, BAULENI, BOX 50181, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

SPOTME PHARMACY LIMITED

UMOYO NATURAL HEALTH LIMITED

SPOTME PHARMACY LIMITED

STAND NO. 02 BP, KANELE ROAD, P.O. BOX 30451, GARDEN COMPOUND, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00537/20/ RP

27/04/2020

UNION CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 18, SHOP NO. 5, OBOTE AVENUE, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00155/17/ RP

14/12/2017

SREE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 19, SHOP NO. 1, ZAMBIA WAY, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00610/20/ RP

07/09/2020

UNIVERSITY PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 16634/1080, KAMWALA SOUTH, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0034/17/ RP

06/11/2017

LUSAKA

1-00185/18/ RP

06/02/2018

PLOT NO. 109/110, KAPIJI MALL, SOLWEZI

COPPERBELT

1-00388/19/ RP

28/06/2019

LUSAKA

1-00378/19/ RP

14/05/2019

URBAN HEALTHCARE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 561, ALONG MARKET ROAD, MONZE

SOUTHERN

1-00601/20/ RP

31/08/2020

06/06/2019

UYOYE PHARMACY VAITOZ CHEMIST LIMITED

PLOT NO. 11846, LUBUKO VILLAGE, GREAT EAST ROAD, CHONGWE

LUSAKA

1-00506/19/ RP

27/12/2019

VALUE PHARMACY PLOT NO. 3520/21, CAIRO ROAD, LTD LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00143/17/ RP

01/12/2017

VIGIL HEALTHCARE PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 1, AADILS CORNER, BUTEKO ROAD, MUFULIRA

COPPERBELT

1-00276/18/ RP

20/08/2018

VIKAY PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 3518, AMBIA HOUSE, CAIRO ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0053/17/ RP

06/11/2017

VILLANOVOS PHARMACY

STAND NO. 1563, SHOP NO. C, KALAMBO ROAD, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, PO BOX 657, P/BAG E891 LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00580/20/ RP

15/07/2020

VITA SALUTE PHARMACY PRIVATE LIMITED

PLOT NO. KC17, KAMIRENDA, CHIPELEMBE, LUANSHYA

COPPERBELT

1-00404/19/ RP

20/06/2019

VITA SALUTE PHARMACY PRIVATE LIMITED

SHOP NO. F20, KANYAMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00535/20/ RP

27/04/2020

VITAL STORES ENTERPRISES

PLOT NO. 53, SOLWEZI MAIN BUS STATION, INDEPENDENCE AVENUE, SOLWEZI

NORTH WESTERN

1-00563/20/ RP

11/06/2020

VYKING SEVENTEEN LTD

PLOT NO. 1274, SHOP NO. 8, OBOTE ROAD, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00108/17/ RP

21/11/2017

WADE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 873/B/13F, BARLASTONE ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00530/20/ RP

22/04/2020

WAKO INVESTMENTS LIMITED

SHOP NO. 2, COMMONWEALTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0021/17/ RP

06/11/2017

WAKO INVESTMENTS LIMITED

PLOT NO. 635, TOWN CENTRE, FREEDOMWAY, KABWE

CENTRAL

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SRJ PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12678, AUGUSTINE LUNGU LUSAKA ROAD,

SRJ PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1175, AMIC COMPLEX, HYBRID ROAD, LUSAKA

STALILO PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 10432/118, SHOP NO. 2, GREAT EAST ROAD, CHAINAMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00386/19/ RP

STAR PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 361, KWAME NKRUMAH STREET, KALOMO

SOUTHERN

1-00329/18/ RP

20/11/2018

STAY WELL PHARMACY LIMITED

CHIAWA ROAD, CHIRUNDU

LUSAKA

1-00418/19/ RP

21/08/2019

STAYWELL PHARMACY LIMITED

CAIRO ROAD LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0048/19/RP

21/08/2019

STEALTHCARE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 4586, CHILIMBULU ROAD, CHILENJE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00161/17/ RP

20/12/2017

STEALTHCARE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 8, SHOP NO. 1, CHERRY HOUSE, KASAMA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00220/18/ RP

06/04/2018

STEP – IN – PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 6267, CHILIMBULU ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0070/17/RP

07/11/2017

STEPWAY PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 12213, KAUNDA SQUARE II, OFF CHAMBA VALLEY ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00298/18/ RP

02/10/2018

SUN HEALTH PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 1, KALABI COMPLEX, OFF TOKYO WAY, KAMWALA SOUTH, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00177/18/ RP

17/01/2018

SUNBELL PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 1005, WUSAKILE MISESHI, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00525/20/ RP

07/04/2020

SUNGA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 150B/09/1974, OFF COMMONWEALTH LUSAKA ROAD, LUSAKA

1-00159/17/ RP

15/12/2017

SYLKAY PHARMACY LTD

PLOT NO. 72A, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00335/18/ RP

10/12/2018

LUSAKA

1-00134/17/ RP

21/12/2017

SOUTHERN

1-00330/18/ RP

20/11/2018

SYNERGY PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 54, MAKENI ROAD, LUSAKA

T. Z PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 103/104, NAPSA BUILDING, SHOP. G7, MOSI-O-TUNYA ROAD, LIVINGSTONE

TASOCARE PHARMACY LIMITED

STAND NO. B7, BOARDERVIEW SHOPPING MALL, OFF BULUWE ROAD,

LUSAKA

1-0067/17/RP

04/02/2020

SHOP NO. 53, KAFUE ROAD, KAFUE

LUSAKA

1-00416/19/ RP

06/08/2019

THANZI PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 290, CHIFUNDO ROAD, CHAWAMA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00406/19/ RP

20/06/2019

THE THINGS PHARMACY

PLOT NO. S52/2B, HOSPITAL ROAD, SHIKOSWE, KAFUE

LUSAKA

1 – 0002/17/ RP

06/10/2017

TIPASHE HEALTHCARE PHARMACY LIMITED

1-00226/18/ RP

14/04/2018

LUSAKA

1-00545/20/ RP

SHOP NO. 22719, GREAT NORTH ROAD, MANDEVU, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

PLOT NO. 411A, FARMERS JUNCTION, KAFUE ROAD, CHILANGA, LUSAKA

WALIKANJI PHARMACY

29/04/2020

COPPERBELT

1-00577/20/ RP

1-00266/18/ RP

14/08/2018

PLOT NO. 14016, KAWAMBWA ROAD, CHINESE COMPLEX, NDOLA

SHOP NO. 22719, GREAT NORTH ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

TISHA PHARMACY LIMITED

WALIKANJI PHARMACY

15/07/2020

WALIKANJI PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 11732, GARDENIA AVENUE, AVINDALE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00309/18/ RP

01/11/2018

TOP CARE PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 1321, MANGO TREE ROAD, OFF CHUNGU ROAD, P.O. BOX 37486, CHUNGA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00599/20/ RP

28/08/2020

LUSAKA

1-00465/19/ RP

1-00424/19/ RP

26/09/2019

PLOT NO. 19490, SHANTUMBU ROAD, P.O. BOX 36871, LUSAKA

26/09/2019

PLOT NO. 397/011, SHOP NO. 4, CHIPWENUPWENU ROAD, OFF KAFUE ROAD, MAKENI, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

TORRIAM PHARMACY LIMITED

WALK IN PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 27/100 SPAR COMPLEX, CHAWAMA, CHIFUNDO ROAD, LUSAKA

06/10/2017

WALUZ PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 356H, FIGOV ROAD, LUANSHYA

1-00107/17/ RP

21/11/2017

LUSAKA

1 – 0007/17/ RP

COPPERBELT

TRECHS PHARMACY TRINITY PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 34554/1080, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00243/18/ RP

15/05/2018

WE CARE PHARMACY LTD

SHOP B, PLOT NO. 136, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00169/18/ RP

05/01/2018

TRUECARE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 70, SHOP 4, KAWAMA ROAD, KITWE

COPPERBELT

1-00389/19/ RP

28/06/2019

PLOT NO. 1692, SHOP NO. 4, IBEX 88, MAIN STREET, SALAMA PARK, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00640/20/ RP

21/10/2020

TRUMED PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 268/61, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00109/17/ RP

WELLCARE PHARMACY LIMITED

24/11/2017

WESTERN

25/03/2019

PLOT NO. 25147, NATIONALIST ROAD, LUSAKA

1-0014/17/ RP

02/11/2017

TSIDKEN PHARMACY

1-00367/19/ RP

WELLHEALTH PHARMACY

LUSAKA

PLOT NO. 01, MUNGULE PLOTS, MONGU ROAD, SENANGA.

TUMI’S PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 2613/2121, MONGU ROAD, DAMBWA CENTRAL MARKET, LIVINGSTONE

SOUTHERN

1-00258/18/ RP

05/06/2018

WELVIS PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 06, NGOSA WESU MALL, CHIFUBU, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00609/20/ RP

07/09/2020

TUNA PHARMACY

PLOT NO. 13/13/875, GREAT NORTH ROAD, P.O BOX 122, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00407/19/ RP

28/06/2019

PLOT NO. 32, LUBUTO MARKET, NDOLA

COPPERBELT

1-00632/20/ RP

06/10/2020

30/10/2019

WELVIS PHARMACY LIMITED WESTGATE PHARMACY

SHOP NO. A2/A3, WESTGATE MALL, FREEDOM WAY, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0029/17/ RP

06/11/2017

PLOT NO. 1217, NASER STREET, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-0085/17/ RP

17/11/2017

SHOP NO. 1706, KAFUE ROAD, NEXT TO CASTLE, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00225/18/ RP

26/04/2018

THABO PHARMACY LIMITED

TUTU PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. 2271, MUBANGA CHIPOYA, KASAMA

NORTHERN

1-00473/19/ RP

TWALUMBA PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 5, MACHA MISSION HOSPITAL ROAD, MACHA, CHOMA

SOUTHERN

1-00524/20/ RP

07/04/2020

TWAPONA HEALTH CARE

CHIKOMO SHOPPING CENTRE, ALONG DUNDUMWEZI ROAD, KALOMO

SOUTHERN

1-00174/18/ RP

07/01/2018

WESTGATE PHARMACY

UBWINO PHARMACY

SHOP NO. 35, LEWANIKA PARK, WOODLANDS STADIUM, OFF MOSI-O-TUNYA ROAD, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1 – 0008/17/ RP

12/10/2017

WESTGATE PHARMACY

COPPERBELT

1-00306/18/ RP

01/11/2018

ULTIMATE PHARMACY PLOT NO. 221A, NDEKE MARKET, NDOLA LIMITED

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WESTGATE PHARMACY LIMITED

PLOT NO. LUS/111/B, CHIPARAMBA ROAD, LUSAKA

WESTGATE PHARMACY LIMITED

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1-00377/19/ RP

14/05/2019

SHOP NO.2, AIRSTRIP, OFF GREAT EAST EASTERN ROAD, NYIMBA, EASTERN PROVINCE

1-00493/19/ RP

05/12/2019

WESTSIDE PHARMACY LIMITED

SHOP NO. 8, KATUNGU AREA, LIBALA, LUSAKA

LUSAKA

1-00504/19/ RP

26/12/2019

WOODLANDS CHEMIST LIMITED

MOSI – O – TUNYA ROAD, WOODLANDS, LUSAKA

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Botswana, Namibia call for calm amid tension WINDHOEK - Botswana and Namibia on Wednesday issued a joint statement calling for citizens to remain calm and patient after fatal shootings in November of three Namibian nationals and one Zambian national by the Botswana Defence Force.

In the statement by the two heads of state, the two sides underscored the deepening bilateral relations, and conveyed their commitment to resolving the matter expeditiously and amicably.

A joint investigation has been concluded and is under consideration by both governments, it said, adding that an incident-free future is envisaged and desired by the two sides, and that joint bilateral efforts will be put to

avert any recurrence of similar incidents.

The killing of the four, suspected to be poachers by the Botswanan side, has sparked tensions between the two African neighbours with Namibian citizens engaging in protests. Some nearly turned violent, causing damage to property and disruption of cross-border movement.

Families of the deceased told media that they were fishermen and were crossing into the Botswanan side of the Chobe River to fish.

Residents along the border have long relied on the river for their livelihood.

Botswana has over the past years seen increasing incidents of poaching in the area, has consequently deployed anti-poaching units from the army to patrol the area. Several fatal shootings have occurred between the army and poachers. Earlier this year, one army officer was fatally shot. – XINHUA.

BRIEFS

Zim defers reopening of schools as Covid-19 cases surge

HARARE - The Zimbabwean government on Wednesday announced the postponement of schools reopening as Covid-19 cases surge, coupled with the threat of flooding posed by Cyclone Chalane.

The schools were supposed to reopen for the first term of 2021 on January 4. Secretary for Primary and Secondary Education Tumisang Thabela said new opening dates would be announced in due course as the government monitored the situation. – XINHUA.

Police curtail Bobi Wine’s campaign KAMPALA - Ugandan police said yesterday they prevented popular singer Bobi Wine, one of the frontrunners in the January 14 presidential election, from gathering his supporters, citing health regulations regarding Covid-19, but denied arresting him.

"Please disregard false claims" that Robert Kyagulanyi - whose artist's name is Bobi Wine - "was arrested while campaigning" in the Lake Victoria area, the Ugandan police said in a statement. – AFRICANEWS.

Ivorian opposition figure freed from prison ABIDJAN – A prominent Ivory Coast opposition politician Pascal Affi N'Guessan, who was detained following the country's presidential election, has been released under judicial supervision, his lawyer said on Wednesday.

N'Guessan, a 67-year-old former prime minister, is head of a faction of the Ivorian Popular Front (FPI) of former president Laurent Gbagbo. He was detained with other opposition figures following the October 31 election, when they declared the vote won by incumbent Alassane Ouattara - to be illegitimate. – AFP.

Peacekeeping mission in Sudan's Darfur ends, stoking fears KHARTOUM - Sudan's hybrid United Nations-African Union mission in Darfur ended its 13-year peacekeeping operations in the conflict marred region yesterday, even as recent violent clashes leave residents fearful.

"The joint United Nations-African Union mission in the Darfur region of Sudan will officially end operations on Thursday, when the Government of Sudan will take over responsibility for the protection of civilians in the area," the mission said in a statement on Wednesday. – AFP.

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GHANA'S OPPOSITION WANT POLL RE-RUN

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CCRA - Ghana’s main opposition candidate in the December 7 election has filed a petition at the Supreme Court seeking to annul President Nana Akufo Addo's re-election.

Former President John Mahama has said that he lost unfairly to Addo citing electoral irregularities and arguing that both of them did not attain a clear majority.

According to the electoral

commission Addo garnered 51.59 percent of the votes while Mahama got 47.37 percent.

The opposition party NDC want the Supreme Court judges to order a re-run of the presidential election.

The petition hearing is expected to last for a period of 42 days - far shorter than the 2012 election petition which dragged on for eight months.

In that petition, Addo, then the poll loser, had challenged

Mahama's win but the court dismissed his petition.

Meanwhile, the ruling party NPP and NDC are also planning to challenge some parliamentary results after the final tally confirmed a hung parliament.

In the Central African Republic, opposition parties have called for a re-run of Sunday's election saying it was marred by insecurity and fraud. Ten parties, known as the Democratic Opposition

Coalition, say only about a third of all voters were able to take part. The country is still extremely fragile as a result of the civil war that broke out after a coup in 2013.

Militias still control about two thirds of the country.

In the days before the election some of the militias launched an offensive and advanced towards the capital Bangui in what appeared to be an attempt to postpone the vote. – BBC.

VACCINE SCAM …SH180 million crucial vaccines that expired at JKIA

NAIROBI - Failure to pay a clearance fee of Sh5 million led to wastage of life-saving vaccines worth Sh180 million donated to Kenya to help protect women and children from five deadly diseases.

This was at a time there was a shortage of the vaccines in public hospitals.

The 6.1 tonne consignment of 2, 280, 000 doses of pentavalent vaccine was brought into the country in 2017, but expired the following year because authorities failed to clear the cargo.

The pentavalent vaccine - also known as a five-inone - donated by the Serum Institute India, is currently in the country’s immunisation programme.

It prevents five major diseases - haemophilus influenza type b (the bacteria that causes meningitis, pneumonia and otitis media – ear infection), diptheria, whooping cough, hepatitis b and tetanus.

According to a source at

the Swiss Port warehouse at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, the government could have paid less than Sh5 million for the normal port charges if it had cleared the consignment on time. However, the amount has risen to Sh30 million because of the default in payments and now Swiss Port wants the consignment destroyed to free up space.

The Ministry of Health had contracted Siginon Group Limited to handle the clearance of the consignment.

As Swissport insists the

India launches new pneumonia vaccine NEW DELHI - A new vaccine against pneumonia, praised as affordable and having long-lasting protection for children against the killer acute respiratory infection that affects lungs, has been unveiled.

The world’s largest vaccine manufacturer unveiled the sub-continent’s first indigenously developed pneumococcal vaccine on Monday evening that targets low income African

countries.

Serum Institute of India (SII), which is based in Pune, described Pneumosil (Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine – adsorbed, 10 Valent) as a well-designed vaccine with relevant serotypes and is more affordable than the existing Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCVs).

SII is also the maker of Covishield, the Indian version of the

bad drugs be removed from its warehouse to free space, Siginon Group Limited has also maintained that the drugs will only be destroyed after the shipping charges have been cleared. Another question is who is now going to foot the destruction cost between Siginon and the Ministry of Health.

The ministry insists it is not its responsibility to destroy the goods since it was Siginon's duty to handle and clear the consignment. For a consignment to be destroyed,

the parties responsible have to foot the cost of destruction.

Roughly it costs Sh30 per kilogramme. The Pharmacy and Poisons Board, which has the mandate of ensuring safety of Kenyans while the vaccines are being destroyed, calls on the two parties to ensure they act as fast as possible lest the consignment is relabelled and sent to the market.

The government has since changed its contract for vaccine clearance and distribution from Siginon to Unicef. – DAILY NATION, Kenya.

AstraZeneca-Oxford coronavirus vaccine.

The Institute’s vaccine was developed through a collaboration by two leading health organisations - the Programme for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation that spun for over a decade.

The new vaccine also provides comparable protection by targeting the most prevalent serotypes of the bacterium causing serious illness in developing countries, according to the chief executive, Adar Poonawalla.

“Pneumosil will primarily help to fight against pneumococcal pneumonia amongst children and will be available at an affordable competitive price with an advantage of presence of serotypes 6A and

19A in the vaccine,” he said.

The unique feature of this World Health Organisation (WHO) pre-qualified PCV is its composition which is specially tailored to the prevailing serotype prevalence of Streptococcus pneumonia in Africa, India and other regions of the world.

This means that this conjugate vaccine will provide effective and long-lasting protection for children against pneumococcal diseases.

“This it is a significant milestone which will ensure that children are protected better against Pneumococcal disease with an affordable and high-quality vaccine,” Dr Harsh Vardhan, India’s Union Minister, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said. – REUTERS.

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‘Lungu will win 2021 polls’ PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu will emerge winner in the 2021 general elections, says North Western Patriotic Front acting provincial chairperson, Koshita Sheng’amo.

Mr Sheng’amo said in an interview in Solwezi yesterday that the primary focus for the ruling party in the province is to sell the candidature of President Lungu and ensuring that he wins the 2021 general elections.

He called for unity among the PF membership in the province, adding that unity and discipline were paramount for the party to deliver for President Lungu in 2021 elections.

“We must stand united... observe discipline and we must all know that we have to sell the President first.

President Edgar Lungu must win...that should be the primary focus of every party member and official,” Mr Sheng’amo said.

He said members should go on the ground to sell themselves for those who want to stand as Members of Parliament and

councillors.

Mr Sheng’amo, however, emphasised that aspiring candidates should conduct themselves in a civil manner and not to malign others.

“But what I can emphasise is that I want this exercise to be conducted in an orderly manner. When people move on the ground, they meet the structures even help the structures organise the party and they conduct themselves in a civil manner,” he said.

Mr Sheng’amo said the mood in the province has changed as people want to work with the ruling party as they are fatigued with the same opposition politics over the last 20 years.

He said the onus is now on them as a party to get down on the ground, motivate the people so that they move together with them.

“Yes we are going to deliver by winning at least good number of parliamentary seats, even council chairpersons... yes we shall be able to do better than 2016,” Mr Sheng’amo said.

Mr Sheng’amo has since called on the general membership to ensure that all the wards are reorganized and put new people in positions where some members resigned or died.

- ZANIS

Frequent transfer worry Hamukale SOUTHERN Province Minister Edify Hamukale is worried at the frequent mass transfers of key personnel in local authorities.

Dr Hamukale noted that the trend was impacting negatively on the implementation of development plans in districts across the province.

He was speaking during the Virtual Provincial Development Coordinating Committee Meeting (PDCC) in Choma yesterday.

Dr Hamukale said senior planners who were charged with project implementation in districts were regularly being transferred within months of being posted, thereby affecting project implementation.

The minister observed that frequent mass transfers were counter-productive as officers were being moved out of their stations even before they could settle.

He said development partners had raised this concern as they were finding difficulties in initiating and implementing development projects and activities with new staff all the time. Dr Hamukale also noted that the Ministry of Education had started transferring District Education Board secretaries and their support staff so frequently from one district to another.

Dr Hamukale said this affected members of staff because they needed to settle and familiarize themselves with the new environment to be able to perform better.

Meanwhile, Permanent Secretary Mwangala Liomba has threatened to discipline district commissioners and provincial departmental heads who fail to submit developmental progress reports when requested to do so. Mr Liomba said it was a requirement that Government departments compile progress reports on various developmental activities in the districts and the various government departments. - ZANIS

FIVE MORE L/STONE OUTLETS SHUT

…Covid-19 crack squad strikes

By ANDREW MUKOMA

WITH Zambia's tourist capital being declared a hotspot of Covid-19, the Livingstone City Council and District Medical Office have cracked the whip again.

A combined team of public health officers have closed down five more business entities in the city for none adherence to Covid-19 guidelines.

This is barely four days after six more business entities including night clubs, restaurants and mobile service centres were shut down.

Council Assistant Public Relations Officer, Harriet Chimuka, said that five more outlets have been shut down bringing the number to 11 despite some of them unlawfully resuming operations without meeting the set up standards. The affected outlets are are DAPP stores, Arkay investments, Fair Price Shop and Livingstone Health Care Pharmacy.

A combined team of inspectors from the local authority and Ministry of Health shut the premises for overcrowding and failing to ensure that

FILE PHOTO : The affected outlets are are DAPP stores, Arkay investments, Fair Price Shop and Livingstone Health Care Pharmacy.

customers were masked up.

She said that the shops would only be opened after paying a penalty fee of K 750 each and writing a commitment letter promising that they would not violate the Covid-19

protocols again.

On Tuesday, the local authority closed Hungry Lion, Munali Cafe, Food Palace, Chima Mobile, Airtel Zambia and YK night club for none adherence to Covid-19 guidelines.

Solwezi orphanages in food boost SOLWEZI Mayor, Nicholas Mukumbi, has called for concerted efforts from stakeholders towards reducing poverty levels in the country.

Mr Mukumbi said attainment of poverty reduction in the country could effectively be achieved with support from stakeholders.

The mayor said this when he led the council staff in donating various foodstuffs to Luwi Lwa Nzambi and Kilela Balanda orphanages

in Solwezi yesterday.

He commended members of staff at Solwezi Municipal Council for aiding the vulnerable children with food, despite having experienced a difficult year amid the outbreak of Covid-19.

“It has not been easy, I must say this year because of Covid-19. As you are well aware it is a worldwide problem and many businesses have been affected by this pandemic, Solwezi Municipal Council

is not spared.

“We are also affected but from the little savings that we have done in the year, we have managed to do something for the community,” he said.

And receiving the donation, Luwi Lwa Nzambi and Kilela Balanda orphanages officials thanked the council for the donation and appealed for more support from other stakeholders.

- ZANIS

It has not been easy, I must say this year because of Covid19. As you are well aware it is a worldwide problem and many businesses have been affected by this pandemic, Solwezi Municipal Council is not spared.

‘UPND propaganda alarming’

By ANDREW MUKOMA

FILE PHOTO : UPND cadres

THE high levels of propaganda by the UPND is alarming and must be curtailed, Patriotic Front (PF) youths in Livingstone have said.

Youths are not happy with accusations and propaganda from UPND members in an attempt to dent the ruling party’s image.

Livingstone Constituency youth chairman, Ikuka Muleta, observed that the high levels of propaganda against President Edgar Lungu and Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo would not help the UPND in anyway.

Mr Muleta said in an interview that instead of telling Zambians about redemption plans, the UPND was bent of misinforming the public to gain popularity.

However, Mr Muleta said that this would not serve the opposition party from yet another loss in 2021.

“Sometimes we wonder what kind

of politics our friends in the UPND are playing because everyday, there is falsehood being circulated on social media about our great party and its leadership.

“The truth of the matter is the UPND has lost direction and the only thing they now know is to use false statements on social media; but this is not politics because it won’t help them in 2021,” Mr Muleta.

The Youth Chairman warned Zambians not to fall prey to cheap politics of hate speech by those wanting to govern the nation.

Meanwhile, Mr Muleta has predicted that the ruling party candidate Florence Lungowe Samasumo will scoop the January 4, 2021 Maramba ward by-election.

He said that the ruling party was campaigning on issue based politics and its candidate had been accepted by the electorates.

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Japan, China, the Koreas the Copperbelt in Firstly, it may be and important to Russia, historians help their draw a distinction between the Northern and Muchinga governments avoid past traditional management provinces,risk including the pitfalls; they Roan advise theirmanageleaders andrecent enterprise risk Constituenment.

As obvious as it may aphow governments recyprevious by-election. pear, it is the word “Enterprise” lated with other governments, that makes the difference. Trahow they avoided falling into ditional risk management is a for National Development the same traps as their predebottom-up process that focuses (UPND) isother traditionally in cessors leaders primarilyoron losses, costs elseand comfort zone the negative sideinof Southern, risk; heavy where.

Western, North-Western onReally, compliance and specificadevelopment is not provinces and the southern tion about and mainly reactive.

While just what subjects your districts of Central Province. enterprise risk management, people learn in school; it is also This was the pattern in the on the other hand, has a much about what each does last two (2016 and 2015) elecbroader scope ascountry it considers tions. with itsrisk crop of intellectuals or all the factors faced by the Today, the ball itgame organisation, and helps has the brains at its disposal. changed quiteis an Board andtomanagement make Development notextent. about The formation of the National informed decisions according to useful and useless subjects or its acknowledged risk appetite.

Democratic Congress (NDC) disciplines.

Development While ERMPF like the traditional by former founding mem-is about what sound advice the risk and management does considber former Cabinet Miner compliance it istheir aKambwili, top-down leaders get from technoister, Chishimba process thathow prevents and mitDemocratic Party (DP) by crats, and the recipients igates losses and Affairs looks for opformer Foreign Minprocess and use the informaportunities in adversity for the ister Harry Kalaba, the Green tion.

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by Peterthereby Sinkamba and about rocket science, valuerecently and ensuring thatbut the leiorthe formed Moveganisation’s objectives are met sure, sport and entertainment ment for Democratic Change with minimal disruptions. too!

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by Felix Mutati, forERM is a bigger risk Most, if not all, picture theseems develmer Finance Minister, management that adopts a hoto have plunged thethe permuoped nations treat teachlistic approach to managing tation oflearning who wins the 2021 ing of ahistory as risk,and placing it within portfolio elections wide open. aof critical component of mantheir things that need to be Chishimba Kambwili is a aged in order that the organinational development force toachieves reckon with as atrajecfearzation its objectives. tories. less andindividual eloquent mass mobiWhile departments In Zambia, History was previously taught as a compulsory subject only at junior

One of the challenges that the change of retirement age from 55 to 60 years entailed was holding back retirement for five years for workers who should otherwise have retired and been liser. off He and proved his worth in paid replaced by new many instances when in 2016 workers. heThis spiritedly mattercampaigned has broughtfora window opportunity for ZamPF on of the Copperbelt and bia resolve a long diin to Northern andstanding Muchinlemma of how toincluding pay off retired ga provinces, the public jobs for recent servants, Roan create Constituency so many of our youths and in by-election. turn revive the economy.

Whoever will campaign on key factor that Kambwili motivated theA same side with the state to increase the of retiremay take quite a chunk the ment age was to open a mora2021 votes, if they fall short of torium window during which forming government. to mobilise resources to pay Foreign of retirees Affairs offFormer the huge backlog Minister, Harry Kalaba is aninherited from the previous adother major in contender.

Kalaministration 2011. Unfortuba hasthis done lotmaterialised. of door-tonately hasanot door engagements with the Instead a mountain of unpaid electorates benefits across has Zambia. retirement accuKalaba hasRemember, establishedaa firm mulated. double-edged sword was created by grip on the socio-economic popular acclaim among workand political challenges the ers, labour unions others Zambian people areand facing. when the Zambian Parliament, Driving around the counriding on the try instead ofpopularity flying hasamong given workers and labour unions, had him firsthand knowledge of accepted clause in the This 2016 the plighta of the voters.

Constitution, of well retaining remakes him fairly groundtirees on the payroll until their ed in campaign strategy.

He benefits had been paid. was the first toon suggest the This retention the payroll idea of civil servants’ of unpaid retirees created debt a reswap with institusource drain financial problem. The state

and other employers have to pay two salaries for one job for as long as retirees’ benefits remain unpaid; that is one salary for the retiree and another salary for the job holder! This, coudepending the economic pled with theon nation’s mounting landscape prevailing

by Auexternal debt obligations, has gustthe 2021. urbanite votput stateThe in a dilemma. ersThe haveonset registered en-masse of Covid-19 in Zambia inand mid-March has left in Lusaka Copperbelt.

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Zambia situation (ECZ) has anTherefore, it is than imperative to nounced more a million pose the inevitable questions; registered voters each for Luwhat is thethe way forward? How saka and Copperbelt out does get out7,of020, this749 enof theZambia provisional tanglement? registered voters nationwide.

Firstly, it is important to note that the situation is not irredeemable; it can be salvaged.

Several permutations can be looked at to create a win-win situation for all – retirees, the government, unemployed youths and the nation at large! How can this be achieved?

First and foremost, the government should see paying off retirees from the perspective of killing several birds with a stone, and as a major stimulus package for the retirees to turn their benefits into investible capital to play a pivotal role in reviving the Covid-19-ravaged economy quickly. There are three possible sources to finance the retirement packages: From within the national

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These provinces will likely vote on the basis of the prevailing economic situation.

With Copper prices breaching the psychological US$8, 000 mark, with the state opting to increase its stake in Glencore’s Mopani Copper Mines, with energy shortages being almost wiped out by August 2021 given the commissioning of the 750-meg-

awatt Kafue Lower Hydro Power station, and the Zambia-International Monetary Fund (IMF) package being clinched, prospects for PF retaining its hold on both Lusaka and the Copperbelt should increase. If these do not materialise by mid-2021, it will be a rough ride for the PF. UPND may cash in and either dislodge the PF or grab

comfortable stakes in these provinces. If oil prices also pick up like copper prices, this may complicate matters and throw the gains from the other variables to the wind.

Therefore, the performance of the Zambian economy may outweigh the impact of strongholds in determining the 2021 elections outcome; not barring the tribal talk!

budget by sacrificing some capital projects; The government can approach some local pension houses for a loan to finance this; or The government can approach some international cooperating partners for a grant or a soft loan specifically to sort out this problem.

Several years ago, Tanzania owed its workers in public institutions colossal sums of money.

The Tanzanian government of President Josiah Kikwete borrowed US$100 million from the World Bank and paid off all its workers in public learning institutions. Zambia can do the same. There are several benefits

that Zambia can accrue from clearing retirees on the public service payroll: It will save resources – from paying two people for one job to paying only one person for that job; The freed resources can be used to employ fresh graduates from colleges and universities without injecting fresh funds into the payroll; thus reducing the current high unemployment among Zambian youths currently roaming the streets; Thousands of jobs will also be created as many retirees will invest their retirement benefits in start-ups, some will boost their existing businesses while others

will invest in stocks on the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LuSE). This will increase the buying power, Regardless of expand the national tax base and how boostchallenging national economic the year 2020 has performance. been due to Covid-19, Inevitably, these benefits will translatehas into drastically a feel-good factor which and a win-win affected the situation flow of for the whole nation.Good Time business, As Indian activist, Steel has author, seen it fit tomotivational speaker and founder give back to its emof Country First Foundation, ployees, appreciate Shiv Khera,to writes: “Winners their and see thecommitment gain; losers see the pain” motivate them” and “winners don’t do different things, they do things differently,” we can derive good mileage out of an otherwise hopeless situation!

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THE ‘USELESSNESS’ OF HISTORY IN ZAMBIA’S DEVELOPMENT DILEMMA! G ...appreciates its workers and the contribution they make to the company every day.

tions to which civil servants are heavily indebted in loans OOD Time Steel Comand mortgages. The governpany Limited (GTS) ment is implementing that has awarded all its end improves stands operational to be ruled by exception on earth and mustin thehistory policy. employees a Christmas and financial performance.

The Movement for Demothers.” be treated as such globally. humper as a way of acTo add value to the creation ocratic Change of Felix MuZambia’sstrategy first and indigeAmericans appreciate theirof the business knowledging and appreciatto tati is yet to find its feet, but history, their national heri-set the nous Vice Chancellor of tone of the organisation’s ing their hard work in 2020, the case of Peter Sinkamba’s strategic not tage. the objectives, University itofis Zambia, Company Human ResourcGreen Party is quite different. enough to just Lameck conduct KH a straes Manager, Brian KapembHence, those who walk the Professor Goma, Sinkamba’s policy on maririsk assessment or ateven wa has said. corridors of power must advisetegicpremised his speech UNZA’s juana has been very impacthaving a risk discussion at the Speaking at the presentaBy FRANCIS ZIBA the politicians on the impor-strategy seventh graduation ful. setting meeting, ceremony, there tion ceremony held at their His sound proposal to grow tance of Zambians learningis much on more four that key organisations pillars, the third offices yesterday, Kapemband export the herb is just where they have come from,needone usefulness of to he do.called Most ‘the organization wa said GTS appreciates its what Zambia needs to resolve who the follow that way of doing where they are, and where we “useless” disciplines!’ workers and the contributhe myriad of socio-economthings Professor find it difficult relate that should be heading.

Gomatostated tion they make to the comic challenges that bedevil us. if the objectives have not been Leaders in academia should these disciplines are necespany every day.

His bailing out of some servdefined or well documented or not be the ones climbing sary ingredients in humanity’s He said each worker this measured. Strategic planning ing and former ministers apMount Sinai and shoutingthat is quest to understand, apprecirisk-based helps to define year, will receive a 25 kg bag pears to signal a smooth posthe value proposition that the of mealie meal, 5 liters of “murder history, hang history, ate, and relate to one another sible coalition of ideas with or business units usually deal brings to the market, cooking oil, 5 kg rice, 2 kg the ruling party. destroy history!” Instead, asbusiness as social beings. with their own risks, ERM needs the way in which organiThe UPND appears to have chicken, 2 kg sugar, 1 bag of academic door keepers, theyand On History, Prof Goma everyone to be involved from sations intend to distinguish its traditional of level, Southpotatoes and 2 liters juice. frontline staff tobase Board to should be the last to agitatethemselves made from reference Reverend other to competern Province still intact.

For “Regardless of how chalmake it truly effective.

Risk manfor Zambia’s loss of nationalitors.Theodore M Hesburgh that Western is ostensibly and North-Westagement undertaklenging the year 2020 has For“History most organisations, this of heritage. gives a vital record ernwith provinces, total loyalty en the objective of preventbeen due to Covid 19, which may mankind’s not be obvious from the They must advise politicians success and failure, ing loss while has other, to UPND mayERM no longer be has drastically affected the outset, but and as the processes more far-reaching reasons, like to ensure that Zambians know hopes fears, the heights guaranteed. The PF has inflow of business, Good Time of ERM gains traction and its lowering the organisation’s risk flicted quite some wounds their past, and do not forgetframeworks and depths human endeavSteel has seen it fit to give andofsystems fall and as and increasing fatal blowssustainability on UPND in their roots.

Professing that ours pursued with either back to its employees, to apinto place, organisations will seeherothis has theprovinces effect of gaining savthe two through preciate their commitment history is useless is not onlyits risks ismbeing or depravity – but always FILE PHOTO: Prof Lameck addressing the seminar on training for self-emholistically manings and increasing value for the Goma infrastructure development What happens also isor that and UNZA motivate them,” Campus emdangerous, it is divisive andaged.depicting real virtue lack of ployment of School leavers at the Ridgeway in Lusaka. Left is the firm in the long run and upgrade; as shown by the organisations see needs the developphasized Kapembwa.

Although ERM, generally driving the nation into self-deit.”

Zambia this to deMember of Central Committee Mr. Bob Litana. by-elections the PF has won ment of an appropriate risk culHe added that GTS will speaking may still be an ongonial, self-unconsciousness.ture throughout velop, because we chains. are not an so far. its value ing process school in mostbefore private incontinue to give awards and rich heritages. secondary was their island. what ERM does the great Zimbabwe buildings, They say “a nation without Ultimately, In the PF strongholds ofitLustitutions and more recently in rewards during Labour Day In fact, the tourist attracapula, Northern, Muchinga, fused into social studies at that Robben Island prison in South is support the organisation in the public sector, it has moved and Christmas even when and northern districts of efforts to “get ahead of the tions of mosthas countries in tivation level.

Africa, the of no return” out ofthe a reactive or panic-driven any“door employee can appreciates the hard work its Huang. the company not made and take advantage of Central the mode to Province, become predicI wonder whymore suchUPND a sub- the in CapeTo Coast, show and loyalty of its employ- curve” GTS Union Chairman GTS,Ghana, please all conanyworld profit.are not animals (in receive. opportunities.

Properly applied has had some inroads tive and quite proactive.

Siloed apgame parks) but structures like tinue ject should haunt some people the significance ofbest History.

Humphrey Chisoko assured being the comees which ensured that the And Harry Mwaanga ERM becomes a decision-makas seen inare thebeing 2016 abandoned and 2015, proaches buildings and other historical into wanting to liquidate it!

In fact, except Zambia where management of the continuous Nkumbula ward Councilor, pany and to the employees, factory operated 24rs and 7 ing tool that has ability to andfavor even election rein of 2011 more collaborative, worker embedded commitment working hardimpliin or- monitoring days a week despite the Cov- become Lackson Sakala commended man-made things!

Perhapsand it is because they think other we busy debating whether in the and culneed to have a practocontinue takeare account of risk hand is the main part of holistic integrated framesults. loyalty theorganisation, years to come. der toon push this company to tical id 19 challenges. for theplanning goodwill gesture of inthe innarrative to them. Suitable ture their objectives or these a strategic process In Europe, whatever tour- cations that but theGTS history is useless or not, works.

It ishistory possibleisfornothing UPND to “We with appreciate this gift. greater said Coun“We putof all in risks, placethrough strict tegrate its strategies and of thatheights,” process could resulttheirmonitoring and a robust ERM framework and called on other The Shaka; risk ist places people go to,compafor ex- lack about but doesn’t funcShaka countries optimally utilise increase itsmanagement presidential vote andare leverage its risk measures, indicators, enables incilor failure. must relevant inI am sure we one ofonthe Sakalastructures who was guest of key health a Covid or19 objectives, niesprovide inthe hisCathedral area to risk emulate tion now assumes a more tally there and in the strateoften ample, of Notre invoke ingenuity? historical to make improve foresee potential To integrate ERM into the ganisations for decision-makers gic role in organisations.

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And planning company General er restrictions.

Buttolerance it’s the mance, Sakala told strategic ince, without necessarily tower aofmistaken Paris, thestrateLondon ganisations reading would enlighten them ofIvor and foreign travellers. and maintain tends to exceed ensurecomthat selecting guidance provider on the Thank you edge, for fulfilling your JackytoHuang dedication andlevels, hard alarm work competitive workers to ensure the mer- Manager need ning seats, especially if path the (where stillfamihold the that even their own disciplines In many universisustainability. can be triggered. risk information is current, gyMuseum or overlooking anthey important ahead, mitigating promise despite 2020 being mended all American the workers for bells the employees put inThus, that its chandise reaches their economy remains critical weak. risks one. have the opporreliable. this Organisations need inteand allowing companies grow to skull Broken Hill complete have history to them. to The for- on ties theand “History of For the Unitedorganisations putting in their best during lies sothe that theyofenjoy Christmattered as they risked their a challenging year. We will Thea swing of Lutunity to review the treatment For comments and feedback robust procedures of grate the risk Zambia), framework or intothe purpose, sustainably in provinces the long term. man from eign universities where these States of America” is a comenjoy Christmas with our mas together.

2020. lives during Covid 19 contact: saka and Copperbelt areon quite fziba@irmza.org strategy given tothis the risk, which their strategic planning process risk assessments, treatment and Strategy formulation the of liberty in New York, senior colleagues obtained tower pulsory course.

Americans pandemic period,” advised family,” said Chisoko.

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PPOSITION leaders must tell Zambians whose interests they represent because they always side with exploitative mining investors, Wusakile Member of Parliament Pavyuma Kalobo has said.

Mr Kalobo said the fact that some opposition leaders were failing to speak against the exploitative investors, was a clear

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indication that they were more interested in representing the interests of foreign businesses where they could have shares.

He said in an interview in Kitwe that Government was working hard to serve the interests of miners and the local companies.

Mr Kalobo said he was surprised that opposition

leaders, who were silent when Vedanta Resources PLC failed to run Konkola Copper Mine (KCM), were now criticising Government over the take over the giant mining company.

"When KCM was under Vedanta Resources and miners were complaining that the Indian investor had turned the firm into a scrap metal dealer,

these opposition leaders were quiet. They could not provide solutions to the problems.

“But after the government took over KCM, they started criticising Government and proposed that Vedanta Resources plc should be brought back. They should tell Zambians whose interest they represents. Is it the interests

of the foreign investors or the interests of local miners?" Mr Kalobo wondered.

Meanwhile, Mr Kalobo is happy that mining unions had put up a good fight to ensure that most mining companies awarded their workers acceptable salary increments.

He said most mining companies awarded their workers

acceptable salary increments and urged them to continue with the same spirit in order to continue winning the confidence of their members.

"Let me take this opportunity to salute the mining unions who put up a good fight to ensure that their members were given acceptable salary increments although we were disappointed with the salary increments given by one or two companies.

Kitwe water plants near completion

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA THE rehabilitation of obsolete filters at Bulangililo and Nkana East Water Treatment plants in Kitwe have reached 80 percent completion point.

This is a Government investment of about K 6 million undertaken by Nkana Water and Sanitation Company.

This came to light when Minister of Water Development, Sanitation and Environmental Protection, Jonas Chanda inspected the ongoing works at the plants yesterday.

Dr Chanda said the rehabilitation of the filters at the two water treatment plants would improve the provision of clean and safe water to Kitwe residents as well as the surrounding areas.

He said Government remained resolute in investing in the water sector in order to realize the aspirations of the Vision 2030.

“The ministry is however engaging potential investors to set up plants for the manufacturing of water treatment chemicals in Lusaka and the Copperbelt Provinces. This will not only reduce the cost of treating water for commercial utilities but will also provide employment opportunities for the local people,” he said.

Dr Chanda said the move was in line with Government’s industrialisation policy which would increase exports as the chemicals will be exported.

The minister explained that the discussions of the revision of electricity tariffs for water utility companies would soon be concluded.

He said that Government aimed at assisting water utility companies by placing them under a social tariff thereby reducing their cost of power.

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Happy &Safe Holidays The Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc (CEC) wishes all its stakeholders and the people of Zambia happy and safe holidays.

In welcoming 2021, we look back on 2020 with appreciation of the challenges we have overcome as a nation and the strides made in finding lasting solutions to those yet to be resolved. We salute the Zambian people for their resilience and steadfastness in being able to find opportunities even in the most extraordinary circumstances.

Our conviction in working together as a nation gives us the enthusiasm to expect a 2021 filled with more possibilities and success.

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Continuous variation

Thewhere chemical equations below show the Thisis a type of variation a characteristic has many intermediate formspartial between twoextremes. Examples of characteristics that show continuous variation in The chemical equations below show the partial ionization electrolytes. humans are height, complexion andabove body mass/size.

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continuous variation, a normalisdistribution curve (bell-shaped curve) is produced, acrosslearners the placenta from mother to an unborn should beaisable Bio-diversity considered at three levels.

Substances that do do not electricity in molten or + Electrochemistry theto; branch of physical chemistry that Substances that notconduct conduct electricity in molten or aqueous state are known Hydrogen 14 15H 16 as illustrated in the following diagram: Figure 37: as Graph Illustrating ghstudies man-made means such as vaccination or I. Genetic Diversity: Is the measure of the variability Continuous within and aqueous state are known non-electrolytes.

Examples of the relationship between electricity and chemical 17 eschanges examples of processes. different typesThis of immunity: as non-electrolytes.

Examples of solution, such substances sugar solution, • Describe environmental Management between species. such substances are: benzene, sugar methanol are: benzene, or means that in this partVariation of 17Al3+ Aluminum • Identify important that processes promote environment II. Species Diversity: Refers that to thethese total number of species in ionize and diesel.

This means substances do not chemistry we shall studyinstitution the chemical that cause methanol and diesel. This means that these substances 18do not ionize in 18 aqueous19 a given area. on the flowmanagement Examples 19 in aqueous solution hence they do not conduct electricity. of electrons.

TASK Magnesium Mg2+ III. Ecosystem Diversity: This refers to a variety of habitantsPUZZLE 44 solution hence they do not conduct electricity.

Environmental Management within which species occur.

20 20 1. Study the diagram below which shows the electrolysis of molten sod In order to understand the concept of electrochemistry, y infected A person becomes permanently The significance of are bio-diversity: In Zambia bio-diversity is to 4 1 2 3 5 Conductors solid substances that allow current we shall begin by defining certain terms that are used in 1.

Study the diagram below which shows the 21 22 Conductors chloride. o produce immune Management to measles refers if theyto have Environmental the measures and controls important for the following reasons; pass through them without being decomposed. Generally all 21 22 electrochemistry.

The terms we are going to look at in this electrolysis at environmental • metals The majority in Zambia depend on the variety of local fectiondirected suffered from it beforeconservation and sustainable use of PUZZLEof 49molten sodium chloride. are good conductors of electricity.

6 Metals are 7able study are: electrolyte, electrodes and ions. resources. resources in their areas whichsubstances includes plantsthat for various Conductors are solid allow current to pass through them to conduct electricity because they have free delocalized weakened BCG vaccination against purposes such as fruits and leaves which act as a sourceAcross 1 2 3 Down 4 5 mobile electrons.

Note that all metals are in solid stateBack side of animal vaccine; cowpox antigens Pag 8 9 good conductors of 1PUZZLE 49 sound Discontinuous variation Note:tuberculosis; In Zambiapolio Environmental Management activities are of food.

Soft crackling without being decomposed.

Generally all 1metals are Do mercury. a person vaccinebye.t.c. coordinated an umbrella body called Zambia Environmental Apartexcept from plants, human beings also depend on animals, fish4 response to jokeAcross 2 Gain control of

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Metals arehas to todifferent conduct electricity because they duction 1S 1 Back side of animal Management Authority (ZEMA) formally Environmental birds.

610 Distinctive atmosphere 3 Place 6 7 (distinct groups),• with no intermediate forms.

Examples ofofcharacteristics which cables depends the as chemical physical properties or (ECZ). aqueous state and is thereby decomposed. ody.in molten This of Zambia Plants are not onlyon used a sourceand food but also for8 Support someone 4 Animal resting place 2G 4 response to joke delocalized mobile thatof metals are in solid state except show discontinuous variation humans are sex, electrons. blood groupsNote and colour eyes. of thatinparticular metal.

For example, aluminum isall used Note that molten state is also called fused state. Molten ation construction purposes.

10 Hole left by meteor 5 Timepiece 8 9 11 12 13 3P 6 Distinctive atmosphere make overheard electric cables because it has a low The causes of discontinuous variation include: �Control byas one or few genes (control istable obtained chemical substance is that heated The below when shows asome important institutions promote • to Various biological resources such micro-organisms are iesstate are 7 11 Feudal leader title 7 Competition6 mercury. density and has a high resistance to corrosion.

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Characteristics which this kind also ofof variation arepoor normally plotted on histograms, • show Bio-diversity has andbe recreational or compound is decomposed, it splits into its orsubstance across 17 Edge of container 13 Nonsense Sulphuric acid H 2SO4MAIN ROLES INSTITUTIONS 7C 11 Feudal leader title These substances are used as insulators.

Examples bar-charts or similar types of graphs, as illustrated in the following diagram: Game viewing, sightseeing, mountain climbing, safari of such17 ionic components. ther to an Work space 14 15 Narrow opening chemical and onphysical properties of that 19particular metal. For example, hunting all depend bio-diversity.

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10 11 12 areEnvironmental two types of electrolytes namely: strong and Zambia ediateThere but 20 Road mixture ingredient 16 Musical story Figure 38: Chart Illustrating Discontinuous Variation Environmental protection Hydrochloric acid HCl Management weak electrolytes.

Strong electrolytes are electrolytes that 15 aluminum is used to make overheard electric cables because it has a low density against 12 18 Produce an14egg 18 in Zambia is19increasingly21Young person 15 Laboratory seat Pollution control.

Threats to Bio-diversity: Biodiversity (a) Identify the part marked X and Y in the above diagram ionizes completely Authority (ZEMA)in a solution. These electrolytes produce 22 Circuit of track17 13 Edge of container (a) Identify the part marked X and Y in the above diagram 16 17 18 coming under pressure by both human and natural factors. and has a high resistancethat to corrosion.

Electrodes are conductors allow electricity to get in aSodium lot of ions inhydroxide the solution andorwill allow more current to 15 containing Anti-venom antiNaOH Natural Resources These include: 20 15 19 Work space (b) Name the ions present in the crucible. and out of an electrolyte.

There are two types of electrodes pass is through.

The table below which shows some examples (b) Name the ions present in the crucible. dies injections tetanus management.

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Study the diagram below that Ministry of Local Development of human 1 Great respect 1 Hero worship Sulphuric acidGovernment HHCl 2SO 4 game poaching.

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Zambia came up with Strategic Plan which is based 17 Fear muscular! y response, the body makes memory cells that connected to negative supply.

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The chemical equations below show of the complete ionization of ofsome of the 17 Fear dary response is always greater and more rapid Management Water 19 Work space 15 Narrow opening b. Conservation of genetic diversity of crops and livestock.

Department of Water Affairs 18 That 8is about clubs9and 10 resources. two diagrams illustrate passive immunity and c.

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Cu (aq) + SO4 (aq) CuSO4 (aq) 20 21 22 called somatic cells (body cells) and gametes (sextable cells)below The number ofsome chromosomes in of is anion.

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Examples weak electrolytes are organic acids.

Implementation ofof legislation • United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification. electricity. Examples of weak electrolytes are organic acids.

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By MICHAEL MIYOBA Red ArrowsIreen are back to winMidfielder, Lungu added h Nkana 2-0 on match day percent winning run after da while Steve Mutama over Buildcon in their week Banda and Grace Chanda scored a name thefollowing score sheet six2-0 minut ning on ways their one. the first two games. scored the only goal for played in Kabwe before the final whistle to give th hat-trick 11 andfixture a brace respectively UMAMBA win over Young Green Eagles The win propelled the In other mid-week fix- Nkwazi. yesterday. while young Meylan Mulenga, Prisca Copper N u m b a’s inspiring win aft in the Queens second an double header At Indeni sports comthe game, Leopards starting the game on a shaky not wi Chilufya andPrior IreentoLungu contributed search for Tenant Chilumba-drilled tures, Lusaka Dynamos played at Nkoloma Stadium. a goal apiece for the Bruce Mwapeto the summit of the 18came from a goal down to plex, 10-man Green Bufwere on fourth place and have onlyPaul one goal in theopened first half.the his first Katema drilled girls to triumph. since moved to third place on After humbling Lesotho in the fir M T N / FA Z team Super Division ta- force a 1-1 stalemate with faloes and Indeni FC rescores in the third minute Banda, who is on the books of Chithe Super Division league. game Copper Queens will end th whilethe Felix Bulaya completed Super Division title as ble with six points as they Napsa Stars at Sunset Sta- corded a scoreless draw nese outfit Shanghai Shengli broke the David Obash was the difgroup stage a tricky tietoagain await Lusaka Dynamos’ dium while Nkana and while veteran striker the rout in with the 82 minute Zesco United coach sufdeadlock on the half giveas Malawi ference forhour the mark two to sides on November 9 at the Wolfso visit at the weekend.

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Green Buffaloes 1-1 Forest 1-0There at Nkoloma Stadium. Power theDynamos, Coper Queens advantage seven where the aggrie Kabwe. here to learn. are coaches Coach Aggrey was rose the vocates reserve team to the In fixtures, Lusaka the COSAFA U-17 women champion Byother MICHAEL MIYOBA andfrom Super Division ForestTN/FAZ Rangers in yesterRangers minutes into the second half before um in Choma to Mweshi At Edwin Imboela AtinPresident Stadium party converged foundSou law Goalsthanks from Tshite and David whoStahave been football for a long in my elder brother atMUKWIMA Power Dynamos, main ship teamwith in 1992 said Leopards Dynamos recently signed a win over the host’s Former Archbishop leaders Prisons Leopards CHILALA Indeni 0-1 Lusaka Dynamos day’s local derby at Levy a first halfObash Prisca Chilufya madeand itCollins 3-0 the 57th Phiri goal from Anos in Lusaka, Kabwe Kabwe, Prison Leopards midfielder Sikombe Africa. handed Prisondium Leopards their time and some of them are tired but we were playing together heinalso will continue to workand hard Mutale to qualifyflanked TELESPHORE MPUNDU FC has warned that it will Prison Leopards 1-0 Buildcon minute. contined with his fine form Mwanawasa Stadium. soccer administrators Blacks punished heldat Power

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