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GOUERNMENT GAZETTE Price: K10.00 Net Annual Subscription: Within Lusaka—K300.00 Published by Authority Outside Lusaka—K350.00 REPUBLIC OFZAMBIA GOUERNMENT GAZETTE Price: K10.00 net Annual Subscription: Within Lusaka—K300.00 Published by Authority Outside Lusaka—K350.00 No. 6851] Lusaka, Friday, 6th March, 2020 [Vol. LVI No. 20 Gazette Notice No. 187 of 2020 [91815511 The Energy Regulation Act (Chapter 436 of the Laws ofZambia) Notice of Intention to Issue Licences Members of the General Public are hereby informed that the Energy Regulation Board (ERB) intends to issue Licences to the under­ listed Applicants, thirty (30) days from the date of this notice in accordance with the provisions of the Energy Regulation Act Chapter 436 of the Laws ofZambia. Any one objecting to the issuance of any of such Licences whether on personal, environmental or other grounds may do so by filing a written objection within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice as stipulated under section 10 of the Energy Regulation Act as read with the Energy Regulation (Licensing) Regulations 1998 Statutory Instrument No. 2 of 1998. The objector must provide their physical address and contact details. The written objection must be addressed to: L.H. Lungu, (Ms) Director-General, P.O. Box 37631 Energy Regulation Board Lusaka INITIAL APPLICATIONS No. Applicant Address and Name of Shareholders Name ofDirectors/ Directors Type ofLicence Application Location /Sole Traders Sole Traders Interest in other Date ■ Energy Undertakings 1. Athena Flat No. 1, 1. Sairam Boyina 1. Sairam Boyina None —Distribute, 20.11.2019 Energy Wood 2. Sudhakar Bodugu 2. Sudhakar Bodugu Import and Limited Processing Export Flats, Shinde Petroleum Street, Town Products Centre, Ndola (Valid for 5 years) 2. Automotive Malasha 1. Jayantilal Mohanilal 1. Lisa None Importation of 22.10.2019 Equipment Road off 2. Lisa Narendrakumar Narendrakumar Lubricants (valid Limited Chachacha • Naik Naik for 3 years) Road, Lusaka 3. Tarak Jayantilal 2. Tarak Jayantilal Mehta Mehta 4. Kirtilaben Jayantilal 3. Kirtilaben Mehta Jayantilal Mehta 4. Jayantilal Mohanlal Mehta 3. Azuri St. Johns’s 1. Simon Christopher 1. Simon None Manufacture, 10.07.2019 Technologies Innovation John Brandsfield Christopher John Wholesale Zambia Centre, Garth Brandsfield Garth Importation and Limited Cowley 2. Azuri Technologies 2. Moses Simbeye Installation of Road, Limited Solar Energy Cambridge Systems CBAOWS, provisional United licence Kingdom 4. Babcock C/O KPMG 1. Garth Rowe 1. Garth Rowe None Importation of 8.11.2019 Zambia 25/26 2. Babcock Africa 2. Tim Ward Lubricants (valid Limited Nkwazi (PTY) Limited for 3 years) House, Nkwazi Road, Lusaka 131 132 Zambia Gazette 6th March, 2020 No. Applicant Address and Name of Shareholders Name ofDirectors/ Directors Type ofLicence Application Location /Sole Traders Sole Traders Interest in other Date Energy Undertakings 5. Battery King Plot No. 5777, 1. Ni Xin 1. Ni Xin None Manufacture, 29.07.2019 Investments Great East 2. Eric Eliya Ngoma 2. Eric Eliya Ngoma Wholesale Limited Road, Lusaka Importation and Installation of Solar Energy Systems (Valid for 5 years) 6. Captec Oil Plot No. 1. Clement Lamya 1. Clement Lamya None —Distribute, 04.09.2019 Corporation 10159, Light 2. Juliano Chanda 2. Juliano Chanda Import and Limited Industrial Area, Lamya Lamya Export Ndola Petroleum Products (Valid for 5 years) 7. Chanka Gas Plot No. 26, 1. Mwamba Kabungo 1. Mwamba Kabungo None Export of 28.06.2019 Limited Chikola, 2. Clement Kabungo 2. Clement Kabungo Liquefied Chingola 3. Chanda Kabungo 3 .Chanda Kabungo Petroleum Gas (valid for 5 years) 8. Chisuma Unit B, 1. Sharon Joan Samaras 1. Sharon Joan None —Distribute, 21.06.2019 Energy Jacaranda Mall, 2. John Stephanos Samaras Import and Limited Kabwe Road, Samaras 2. John Stephanos Export Industrial Area, Samaras Petroleum Ndola Products (Valid for 5 years) 9. Emmanuel Plot No. 88, 1. Sunday Mubela 1. Sunday Mubela None Export of 26.06.2019 Gas Limited Mukoma, 2. Grace Kasonde 2. Grace Kasonde Liquefied Nakonde Petroleum Gas (valid for 5 years) 10. Goldstar Plot No. 1. Hussein Mahamad 1. Hussein Mahamad None Road 10.10.2019 Freight 920/04, Liberia Omar Omar Transportation Limited Road, 2. Said Hassan Jama 2. Said Hassan Jama of Petroleum Industrial 3. Liban Haji Awdon 3. Liban Haji Awdon Products (Valid Area, Ndola 4. Ali Elmi Abdi 4. Ali Elmi Abdi for 3 years) 5. Hassan Said Hassan 5. Hassan Said Hassan 11. Green Tech Plot No. 8149, 1. Fauzia Dhalla 1. Fauzia Dhalla None Manufacture, 11.10.2019 Investments Mwembeshi 2. Chulani Weerasekara 2. Abulkalam Wholesale Limited Road, Industrial Uduwana Mohamed Importation Area, Lusaka Weerasekarage and Installation 3. Abulkalam Mohamed of Solar Energy Systems (Valid for 5 years) 12. Grupo Lutet Plot No. 1187,. 1. Marcos Barros 1. Marcos Barros None —Distribute, 31.10.2019 Zambia off Mumbwa Da Fonseca Da Fonspca Import and Limited Road, 2. Manuel Francisco 2. Manuel Francisco Export Westwood, Cassul Cassul Petroleum Lusaka Products (Valid for 5 years) 13. Huawei 1 Oth Floor, 1. Huawei Technologies 1. Li Dafeng None Manufacture, 15.10.2019 Technologies Sunshare (Netherlands) B.V 2. Rongshuan Zhou Wholesale Zambia Building, 2. Huawei Technologies 3. Yong Yu Importation Company Katimamulilo Cooperatief U. A and Installation Limited Road, Olympia, of Solar Lusaka Energy Systems (Valid for 5 6th March, 2020 Zambia Gazette 133 years) No. Applicant Address and Name of Shareholders Name of Directors/ Directors Type ofLicence Application Location /Sole Traders Sole Traders Interest in other Date Energy Undertakings 14. Kamfwa Plot No. 88, 1. Cecilia Mwanza 1. Cecilia Mwanza None Export of 26.06.2019 Energy Mukoma, 2. Mutale Mibenge 2. Mutale Mibenge Liquefied Limited Nakonde Petroleum Gas (valid for 5 years) 15. LBM Plot No. 387, 1. Catherine Mwila 1. Catherine Mwila Road —Distribute, 18.03.2019 Investments Makoli Road, 2. Leonard Boyd Mbao 2. Leonard Boyd Transportation Import and Limited Town Centre, Mbao ofPetroleum Export Ndola Products Petroleum Products (Valid for 5 years) 16. Lovely Plot No. 1. Mohshin Isebhai 1. Mohshin Isebhai None Importation of 23.05.2019 Enterprise 73 7/22A Bhagat Bhagat Lubricants Limited Lukoma Close, 2. Ikbal Moosa Bhad 2. Ikbal Moosa Bhad (valid for 3 Emmasdale, Adam Adam years) Lusaka 3. Suhel Hanifmohamed 3. Nagia Umar Faruk Patel Abdul Sattar 4. Nagia Umar Faruk Abdul Sattar 17. Luapula Oils Plot No. 8471, 1. Rodrick Kalasa 1. Rodrick Kalasa — Distribute, Road 25.01.2019 Limited Haile Selassie 2. Stella Gondwe 2. Peter Lubumbe Import and Transportation Avenue, Nsemukila Mwamfuli Export of Petroleum Longacres, 3. Buleti Nsemukila 3. Stella Gondwe Petroleum Products (Valid Office No. 4, Nsemukila Products for 3 years) Behind Pacra 4. Buleti Nsemukila — Retail of Complex, Petroleum Lusaka Products 18. Mahbro Plot No. 8523, 1. Sumaiyya Ahmed 1. Sumaiyya Ahmed None Manufacture, 16.12.2019 Zambia Northend, Patel Patel Wholesale Limited Central 2. Ahmed Ibrahim 2. Ahmed Ibrahim Importation Business Patel Patel and Installation District, Lusaka of Solar Energy Systems (Valid for 5 years) 19. Mega Time Room 40 1. Merciano Lufeyo 1. Merciano Lufeyo None Manufacture, 07.11.2019 Networks Chester House, 2. Linda Chisenga 2. Linda Chisenga Wholesale Limited Cairo Road, Importation Lusaka » , and Installation of Solar Energy Systems (Valid for 5 years) 20. MH Plot No. 1244, 1. Dagon Hamatunga 1. Dagon Hamatunga None Manufacture, 14.10.2019 Technologies House No.6, 2. Mutinta Hamakondo 2. Mutinta Wholesale Limited Kalembwe 3. Chambishi Metals Hamakondo Importation Close, PLC and Installation Rhodespark, of Solar Energy « Lusaka Systems (Valid for 5 years) 21. Muso- O- Plot No. 39, 1. Emmanuel Siavwabi 1. Emmanuel Tunya Auto Chisamba Way, Mweetwa Siavwabi Mweetwa None Importation of 18.09.2018 Spares & Livingstone 2. Precious Mweetwa 2. Precious Lubricants (valid Paints 3. Elisha Mweetwa Mweetwa for 3 years) Limited 4. Dennis Banda 3. Elisha Mweetwa 22. Nakonde Plot No. 88, 1. Mervis Moyo 1. Mervis Moyo None Export of 12.07.2019 Gas Limited Mukoma, 2. Joseph Kasunga 2. Joseph Kasunga Liquefied Nakonde Petroleum Gas (valid for 5 years) 134 Zambia Gazette 6th March, 2020 No. Applicant Address and Name of Shareholders Name of Directors/ Directors Type ofLicence Application Location /Sole Traders Sole Traders Interest in other Date Energy Undertakings 23. Ndola Lime Plot No. 5309, 1. Mutale Chanda 1. Manuel Mutale None Distribute, 04.07.2019 Company Dedan Kimathi 2. Chabby Chabala 2. Yadika Elenor Import and limited Road, Ndola 3. ZCCM Investments Mkandawire Export Holdings PLC 3. Liver Tembo Petroleum 4. Chabby Chabala Products (Valid 5. Katendi Kapin for 5 years) Nkombo 6. Edwin Syaleka 7. Luke Chenjelani 8. Thomas Lungu 24. Ngucha Plot No. 5251, 1. Hara Natasha 1. Hara Natasha —Importation Export of Energy Mukwa Road, Mwazanji Mwazanji ofLubricants Liquefied Corporation Industrial Area, 2. Paul Hara 2. Paul Hara —Road Trans­ Petroleum Gas Limited Lusaka portation of (valid for 5 Petroleum years) Products —Retail of Petroleum Products —Distribute, Import and Export Petroleum Products 25. Nome Plot No. 34, 1. Noah Kaponda 1. Noah Kaponda None Export of 04.10.2019 Investments Minsundu, 2. Simon Kaponda 2. Simon Kaponda Liquefied Limited Ndola Petroleum Gas (valid for 5 years) 26. Oasis Oil Plot No. 5031, 1. Ismail Jasat 1. Ismail Jasat —Distribute, Road 27.09.2019 Zambia Great North 2. Ibrahim Mohmed 2. Bax Abubaker Import and Transportation Limited Road, Malambo Jasat 3. BuxSalim Export of Petroleum T-Junction, 3. Mohammed Ibrahim 4. Ibrahim Mohmed Petroleum Products (Valid Lusaka Jasat Products for 3 years) 5. Mohammed —Importation Ibrahim ofLubricants —Retail of Petroleum Products 27. Rokana 5076 Zebra, 1. Christian Rene 1. Christian Rene None Export of 04.10.2019 Energy Nkana East, Ndhlovu Ndhlovu Liquefied Limited Kitwe 2. Kondwani Ndhlovu 2. Kondwani Petroleum Gas Ndhlovu (valid for 5 years) 28. Simba Auto Plot No. 3057, 1. Husen Amin Dalal 1. Husen Amin Dalal None Importation of 28.05.2019 Spares Makishi Road, 2. Muhammed Shakil 2. Muhammed Shakil Lubricants Limited Northmead, Jumabhai Khatri Jumabhai Khatri (valid for 3 Lusaka years) 29.
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