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GOWERNMENT GAZETTE Price: K10.00 Net REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA GOWERNMENT GAZETTE Price: K10.00 net . : Annual Subscription: Within Lusaka—K300.00 Published byAuthority Outside Lusaka—K350.00 No. 6752] Lusaka,Friday, 5th April, 2019 [ Vol. LV, No. 26 Gazette Notice No. 312 oF 2019 [8503341 The Higher Education Authority Registered Higher Education Institutions Notice IN ACCORDANCEwith the provision ofthe Higher Education Act No. 4 of 2013 Part IV Section 48, notice is hereby giventhat the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) listed below are registered with the Higher Education Authority (HEA). If an institution purporting to offer higher education does not appearonthis list, please contact HEA on: +260 211 227 084 / +260 950 470 444, or email: [email protected]. Pror. S.SIMUKANGA, Director General, Higher Education Authority S/N Name ofHEI Reg. No. Delivery Mode Physical Address Postal Address Province ie Africa Research HEA/001 FT and ODL Cresta Golfview P.O. Box FW20, Lusaka University Hotel, Stand Lusaka Number 10247 Block 7 2. African Christian HEA/O11 Fr Plot No. 3773213, P.O. Box 320161 Lusaka University off Lake Road, Woodlands, Lusaka Twin Palm/Ibex 3. African Open HEA/059 ODL Plot No. LN-1002 P.O. Box 230045, Copperbelt University 20/1, Masaiti Area, Skyway, Ndola Mushili Road 4, Ambassador HEA/060 FT Off Great East P.O. Box 166, Chongwe Lusaka International Road, Rufunsa, University Zambia 5. Bethel University HEA/062 FT and ODL Plot No. 255 P.O. Box 910088, Western Mahetelwa Mongu Section, Limulunga Royal Village, Mongu 6. Blessings University HEA/063 FT and ODL Plot number 26523, P.O. Box 37486 Lusaka Lusaka of Excellence . corner of Vubu and Lumumba Road, Lusaka 7. Brook Besor HEA/071 FT and ODL Plot No 6755, P. O. Box 322, Postnet Lusaka University Chainama Road, Arcardes, Lusaka Olympia, Lusaka 8. Cavendish University HEA/003 FT and ODL Corner of Great P.O. Box 34625, Lusaka Lusaka Great North Road North and Washama Campus RoadVilla Elizabeth, Lusaka Cavendish University HEA/070 FT and ODL Plot No. 20842, P.O. Box Lusaka Longacres Campus Off Alick Nkata 34625, Lusaka Road, Longacres 9. Chreso University — HEA/022 FT and ODL Plot 17734, P.O. Box 37178, Lusaka, Nangwenya Nangwenya Road, Zambia Lusaka Lusaka 179 180 Zambia Gazette 5th April, 2019 S/N Name ofHEI Reg. No. Delivery Mode Physical Address Postal Address Province 10. Citizen University HEA/051 FT Stand 2395/M/F, P.O. Box 132 FW, Lusaka Lusaka Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe, Avondale, Lusaka 1. City University of HEA/041 FT and ODL 4th Floor, Provident P.O. Box 359, Lusaka, Lusaka Science and House, Cairo Road, Zambia Technology Provident City Centre Lusaka House City University of HEA/073 FT and ODL Plot No. Sub 55 P.O. Box G59 Lusaka, Lusaka. Science and Fm919Lilayi Farms, Zambia Technology Lusaka Off Greg Lungu Road, South Campus Lusaka 12. Copperstone HEA/030 FT and ODL Plot No. 38002/M, P.O. Box 22041, Kitwe, Copperbelt University Baluba Ndola—Kitwe Zambia Highway, Kitwe 13. Damelin University HEA/O12 FT and ODL D & G Office Park, Post Net, P/Bag E891, Lusaka Chila Road, Kabulonga, Box 91, Lusaka, Zambia Lusaka 14. DMI-St. Eugene HEA/031 FT Nyatwa Road, P.O. Box 320225, Lusaka, Lusaka University Woodlands Woodlands, Lusaka Zambia DMI-St. Eugene HEA/023 FT and ODL Plot No. B2029/M,9 P.O. Box 330081, Central University Chibombo Miles, Great North ChibomboDistrict, Road, Chibombo, Central Province, Zambia DMI-St. Eugene University Chipata HEA/024 FT and ODL St. Anne’s, Chipata P.O. Box 511026, Chipata Eastern 15. Eastern University HEA/032 ODL Plot 1711, Umodzi P. O. Box 510096, Chipata Eastern Highway, Chipata 16. Eden University HEA/038 FT and ODL Plot No. 43/913/873 P.O. Box 37727, Lusaka Lusaka Balastone Park, Lusaka 17. Evangelical University HEA/025 BT Plot 60-64 Kwacha P.O. Box 250100, Ndola Copperbelt Road, Ndola 18. Gideon Robert HEA/033 FT and ODL 5th Floor, NAPSA P.O. Box 770, Lusaka Lusaka University Building, Cairo Road, Lusaka 19, Greenlight University HEA/013 ODL Plot 20151, Chamba P.O. Box 310172, Chelstone, Lusaka Valley Road, Munali, Lusaka Lusaka 20: Harvest University HEA/034 FT Plot No. 9027, Buluwe P.O. Box 37866, Lusaka Lusaka Road, Woodlands, Lusaka 21. Information and HEA/014 FT and ODL 16th Floor, Findeco P.O. Box 30226, Lusaka Lusaka Communication House, Cairo Road, University City Centre, Lusaka 22. John David University HEA/050 FT Plot 346A, Livingstone P.O. Box 630701, Choma Southern Road, Choma 23. Justo Mwale HEA/O15 FT and ODL Plot 19 Munali Road, P.O. Box 310199, Lusaka Lusaka University ChambaValley, Lusaka 24. Kenneth Kaunda HEA/016 FT and ODL Kabulonga Shopping P.O. Box 32697, Lusaka Lusaka Metropolitan Complex, Chindo Road, University Lusaka 25. Livingstone HEA/026 FT and ODL Plot # 2746/M, P.O Box 38490, Lusaka Lusaka International 2nd Street, Ibex University of Extension, Lusaka Tourism Excellence andBusiness Management (LIUTEBM) 26. Lusaka Apex Medical HEA/035 EL Plot No. 12681/M, P.O. Box 31909, Lusaka Lusaka University Kasama Hillview Park, Along Road Kasama Road, Libala South 5th April, 2019 Zambia Gazette 181 S/N Name of HEI Reg. No. Delivery Mode Physical Address Postal Address Province Lusaka Apex Medical HEA/066 ET, Plot 4820M, P.O. Box 31909, Lusaka Lusaka University Charles Chitukuko Road, Lwanga Woodlands, Lusaka Lusaka Apex Medical HEA/067 FT Plot 12681M, Kasama_ P.O. Box 31909, Lusaka Lusaka University Mutandwa Road, Hillview Park, Lusaka Lusaka Apex Medical HEA/068 FT Plot 6867, Chainama P.O. Box 31909, Lusaka Lusaka University Olympia Road, Lusaka Lusaka Apex Medical HEA/069 FT Plot 923M. Kasama P.O. Box 31909, Lusaka Lusaka University Road, Lusaka Lusaka Apex Medical HEA/072 FT Along Zambezi Road P.O. Box 31909, Lusaka Lusaka University Foxdale 21. Management College HEA/042 ODL 47 Independence P.O. Box CA 68, Castle, Lusaka of Southern Africa Avenue, Rhodespark Lusaka (MANCOSA) Fairview, Lusaka 28. Mansfield University HEA/048 FT Ist Floor, Kulima P.O. Box 30858, Lusaka Lusaka TowerBuilding, Takungila Road, Town Centre, Lusaka = 29. Mosa University HEA/056 FT Plot No. 2, 15 miles, P.O. Box 37504, Lusaka Central Great North Road, Chibombo 30. Northrise University HEA/005 FT and ODL Plot 30029, Kitwe- P.O. Box 240271, Ndola Copperbelt Ndola Dual, Carriage Highway, Ndola 31. Oak University HEA/020 FT and ODL 3rd Floor, Provident P.O. Box 35964, Lusaka Lusaka House, Cairo Road, Lusaka 32. Paglory University HEA/O17 FT and ODL Plot No. 8039, Clinic P.O. Box 80785, Kabwe. Central Road, Kabwe 33. Pamodzi University HEA/049 FT and ODL Plot No. 8, Calcium P.O. Box 50860, Ridgeway, Lusaka Street, Kamwala South, Lusaka Lusaka 34. Rockview University HEA/036 FT and ODL Plot No. 23258, Off P.O. Box 31108, Lusaka Lusaka — Lake Road, Ibex Hill, Lusaka 35. Rusangu University HEA/061 FT and ODL Plot 9704, Chudleigh, P.O. Box 50586, Lusaka Lusaka Lusaka Central Street, Lusaka Rusangu University HEA/007 FT and ODL Plot No. 269a, Rusangu P.O. Box 660391, Monze Southern Monze Mission, Monze Rusangu University HEA/065 FT and ODL David Mwila House, P.O. Box 50586, Kitwe Copperbelt Copperbelt Kitwe 36. South Valley HEA/043 ODL Chikankata, Off P.O. Box 670404, Southern University Livingstone Road, Mazabuka Mazabuka 37) Southern Acacia HEA/037 Part Time and Plot No. 7A /LIOA, P.O.Box 34255, Lusaka Lusaka University ODL Musonda Ngosa Road, Villa Elizabetha, Lusaka 38. Southern University HEA/008 FT and ODL Room Number F008, P.O. Box 60293, Southern Ist Floor, Queenspark Livingstone Building, John Huntway Road, Livingstone 39, St. Bonaventure HEA/064 PT Plot No. 40/a/E/9/1, P.O. Box 37525, Lusaka Lusaka University Chikupe Road, Bonaventure, Lusaka — 182 Zambia Gazette 5th April, 2019 S/N Name of HEI Reg. No. Delivery Mode Physical Address Postal Address Province 40. St. Dominic’s Major HEA/006 FT Plot No. 09/4889, P.O. Box 320191, Lusaka, Lusaka Seminary Mutende Road, Zambia Woodlands, Lusaka 4l. Sunningdale HEA/052 FT and ODL Plot 126G/B, Kudu Lusaka UniversityLusaka Road, Kabulonga, Lusaka 42. Supershine University HEA/057 ODL Room 5 & 6, 5th Floor, Lusaka Kulima TowerBuilding, Takungila Road, Town Centre, Lusaka 43. Sylva University HEA/027 FT and ODL Plot 33782, Marshlands, P.O. Box 34977, Lusaka Lusaka Great East Road, Lusaka 44. Texila American HEA/021 FT and ODL Stand 37605, Kwacha P.O. Box 320110, Lusaka Lusaka University Square, KPTF Building, Lake Road, Lusaka 4S. The University of HEA/040 FT and ODL Plot No. 154, Senanga P.O. Box 910316, Mongu Western Barotseland Road, Mongu 46. Trans-Africa Christian HEA/046 FT and ODL Plot No. 2580/M, Itimpi, P.O. Box 21067, Kitwe Copperbelt University Off Government Road, Kitwe 47. Trinity University HEA/O18 FT Plot 29382, Off Alick P.O. Box 50768, Lusaka Lusaka Nkhata Road, Lusaka 48. Twin Palm Leadership HEA/044 FT and ODL S/D15 of S/DA of farm P.O. Box FW 271, Lusaka Lusaka University No. 85a, Turn Park, Chikankata 49, UNICAF HEA/053 ODL Stand No. 20842, P.O. Box 35868, Lusaka Lusaka (Zambia Limited) Off Alick Nkata Road, University Longacres, Lusaka 50. United Church of HEA/047 FT and ODL Plot No. 150 off Kitwe P.O. Box 20429, Kitwe Copperbelt Zambia University -Chingola Road, MEF Campus, Mindolo Kitwe Sl. University of Africa HEA/028 ODL Plot 2982, Bukavu Road, P.O. Box 35440, Lusaka Lusaka Off Mwaluma Road, Thornpark Lusaka 52: University of East and HEA/045 FT and ODL Plot 20842, Off Alick P.O.
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