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Republic of Zambia REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA Price: K5.00 net Annual Subscription: Within Lusaka—K200.00 Published by Authority Outside Lusaka—K230.00 No. 6558] Lusaka, Friday, 17th March, 2017 [Vol. LII, No. 16 NOTICE NO.175OF 2017 Column A Column B The Statutory Functions Act Hon. Moses Mawere MP, Minister Hon. Charles R. Banda, MP, (Laws, Volume 1, Cap. 3) of Youth Sport and Child Minister of Tourism Development was authorised and Arts Temporary Transfer of Statutory Functions to travel to Addis Ababa, IT IS NOTIFIED for public information that the Honourable Ethiopia, on official duty Ministers set out in Column A hereunder were authorised to be out from 25th January to of the country on Government business. 1st February, 2017 In exercise of the powers contained in Section (4) of the Statutory Hon. Victoria Kalima, MP, Hon. Silvia Chalikosa, MP, Functions Act, Cap. 3 of the Laws of Zambia, the President did Minister of Gender was Minister Office of the authorised travel to Addis Vice-President confirm the appointments of the Honourable Ministers set out in Ababa, Ethiopia, on official Column B hereunder to temporarily perform the duties of the duty from 25th January to Honourable Ministers set out in Column A. 1st February, 2017 Column A Column B Hon. Given Lubinda, MP, Hon. Stephen Kampyongo, MP, Hon. Lawrence Sichalwe, MP, Hon. Freedom Sikazwe, MP, Minister of Justice was Minister of Home Affairs Minister of Chiefs and Minister for Presidential authorised to travel to Addis Traditional Affairs was Affairs Ababa, Ethiopia, on official authorised to travel to South from 24th to 31st January Korea on official duties from 2017 31st January to 5th February, Hon. Harry Kalaba, MP, Hon. Vincent Mwale, MP, Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister of Local 2017 was authorised to travel to Government Hon. Stephen Kampyongo, MP, Hon. Davis Chama, MP, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on Minister of Home Affairs Minister of Defence official duty from 23rd January was authorised to travel to to 1st February, 2017 Swaziland on official duty Hon. Prof. Nhandu Luo, MP, Hon. Matthew Nkhuwa , MP, from 31st January to 4th Minister of Higher Education Minister of Works and February, 2017 was authorised to travel to Supply the United Kingdom on Hon. Dr. Chitalu Chilufya, MP, Hon. Dr. Dennis Wanchinga, official duty from 22nd to Minister of Health was autho- MP, Minister of General 29th January, 2017 rised to travel to Addis Ababa, Education Ethiopia on official duty Hon. Margret D. Mwanakatwe, MP, Hon. Joyce Nonde Simukoko, from 30th January to 1st of Commerce Trade and MP, Minister of Labour February, 2017 Industry was authorised to and Social Security travel to abrosd on a private Hon. Rev. Godfridah Sumaili, MP, Hon. Emeline Kabanshi , MP, visitfrom18thto24th Minister of National Minister of Community January, 2017 Guidance and Religious Development and Social Hon. Dora Siliya, MP, Minister Hon. Michael Z. J. Katambo, MP, Affairs was authorised Welfare of Agriculture was authorised Minister of Fisheries and to travel to South Korea to travel to Germany on Livestock on official duty from 30th official duty from 17th to January to 8th February, 2017 27th January, 2017 Hon. Jean Kapata, MP, Minister Hon. Dora Siliya, MP, Hon. Felix Mutati, MP, Minister Hon. Christopher Yaluma, MP, of Lands and Natural Resources Minister of Agriculture of Finance was authorised Minister of Mines and was authorised to travel to to travel to Europe on official Minerals Malawi on private visit duty from 17th to 27th January, from 27th to 30th January, 2017 2017 Hon. Lloyd M. Kaziya, MP, Hon. Mathew Nkhuwa, MP, Minister of Water Development, Minister of Works and Hon. Lucky Mulusa, MP, Minister Hon. Margret Mwanakatwe, MP, Sanitation and Environmental Supply of National Development and Minister of Commerce Protection was authorised to Planning was authorised to Trade and Industry travel to the United Arab travel to South Korea on Emirates on official duty from official duty from 27th to 14th to 20th January, 2017 30th January, 2017 135 136 Zambia Gazette 17th March, 2017 Column A Column B Column A Column B Hon. David Mabumba, MP, Hon. Kampamba Mulenga, Hon. Given Lubinda, MP, Hon. Stephen Kampyongo, MP, Minister of Energy, was MP, Minister of Information Minister of Justice was Minister of Home Affairs authorised to travel to the and Broadcasting Services authorised to travel to Egypt, United Arab Emirates on Tunisia, and Mauritania, on official duty from official duty from 5th to 14th 12th to 17th January, 2017 December, 2016 Hon. Harry Kalaba, MP, Hon. Vincent Mwale, MP, Hon. David Mabumba, MP, Hon. Christopher Yaluam, MP, Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister of Local Minister of Energy, was Minister of Mines and was authorised to travel to Government authorised to travel to Minerals Development Ghana on official duty from South Africa on official 6th to 8th January, 2017 duty from 7th to 9th Hon. Margret D. Mwanakatwe, MP, Hon. Emerine Kabanshi December, 2016 of Commerce Trade and MP, Minister of Community Broadcasting Services Development Hon. Harry Kalaba, MP, Hon. Chitalu Chilufya, MP, Industry was authorised to Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister of Health undertake a private trip to the was authorised to travel to United Kingdom from 3rd to South Africa and Ethiopia 13th January, 2017 on official duty from 7th to Hon. Mulenga Kampamba, MP, Hon. Stephen Kampyongo , 9th December, 2016 Minister of Information and MP, Minister of Home Hon. Vincent Mwale, MP, Hon. Lloyd M. Kaziya, MP, Broadcasting Services was Affairs Minister of Local Government Minister of Water authorised to undertake a private was authorised to travel Development, Sanitation trip to Botswana from 30th to Kenya on official and Environmental December,2016to12th duty from 3rd to 10th Protection January, 2017 December, 2016 Hon. Christopher Yaluma, MP, Hon. Charles R. Banda, MP, Hon. Chishimba Kambwili MP, Hon. Vincent Mwale, MP, Minister of Mines and Minister of Housing and Minister of Information and Minister of Local Minerals Development was Infrastructure Development Broadcasting Services was Government authorised to undertake authorised to travel to France, a private trip to South Africa on official duty from 24th from 29th December, 2016 to 29th October, 2016 to 9th January, 2017 Hon. Jean Kapata, MP, Minister Hon. Ronald K. Chitotela, MP, Hon. Emeline Kabanshi, MP, Hon. Victoria Kalima, MP, of Lands and Natural Resources Minister of Housing and Minister of Community Minister of Gender was authorised to undertake Infrastructure Development and Social a private trip to the United Welfare was authorised to States of America from 27th travel to Geneva Switzerland, December, 2016 to 9th on official duty from 24th January, 2017 to 28th October, 2016 Hon. Dora Siliya, MP, Minister Hon. Michael Z. J. Katambo, MP, Hon. Felix Mutati, MP, Minister Hon. Margret D. Mwanakatwe, of Agriculture was authorised Minister of Fisheries and of Finance was authorised MP, Minister of Commerce to undertake a private trip Livestock to travel to the United States Trade and Industry to the United Kingdom from of America on official 24th December, 2016 to duty from 2nd to 9th October, 7th January, 2017 2016 Hon. David Mabumba, MP, Hon. Lloyd M. Kaziya, MP, Hon. Stephen Kampyongo, MP, Hon. Jean Kapata, MP, MinisterofEnergywas MinisterofWater Minister of Home Affairs Minister of Lands authorised to travel to Development, Sanitation was authorised to travel to Natural Resources and Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and Environmental Switzerland on official duty Environmental Protection on official duty from Protection from 1st to 8th October, 2016 21st to 23rd January, 2016 Hon. Davis Chama, MP, Hon. Vincent Mwale, MP, Hon. Moses Mawere, MP, Hon. Vincent Mwale, MP, Minister of Defence was Minister of Local Minister of Youth Sport and Minister of Local authorised to travel to Israel Government Child Development was Government on official duty from 29th authorised to travel to South September to 2nd October, 2016 Africa on official duty from 7th to 17th The above temporary assignments of Statutory Functions set December, 2016 out in Column B will be revoked upon return to Zambia of the Honourable Ministers set out in Column A. Hon. Dr. Chitalu Chilufya, MP, Hon. Hon. Prof. Nhandu Luo, Minister of Health was MP, Minister of Higher DR R. MSISKA, authorised to travel to Rwanda, Education LUSAKA Secretary to the Cabinet on official duty from 18th to co 101/17/3 23rd December, 2016 2nd March, 2017 Printed and Published by the Government Printer, P.O. Box 30136, 10101 Lusaka.
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