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Vernment Gazette ZIMBABWEAN GO VERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority Vol. XCI, No. 64 9th AUGUST,2013 Price US$2,00 General Notice 381 of 2013. General Notice 382 of 2013. MINES AND MINERALS ACT [CHAPTER 21:05] MINES AND MINERALS ACT(CHAPTER21:05] Reservation Notice No. 1563: Harare Mining District Reservation Notice No. 1562: Harare Mining District IT is hereby notified that, in terms of section 35 of the Mines ITis hereby notified that, in terms of section 35 of the Mines and Minerals Act [Chapter 21:05], the area described hereunderis and Minerals Act [Chapter 21:05], the area described hereunderis reserved against prospecting and peggingwitheffect from 6,00 a.m. reservedagainst prospecting and peggingwitheffect from 6.00a.m. on 14th June, 2013, on 21st March, 2013. Descriptionof area Descriptionofarea ANarea of approximately 925,800 hectares in extent, situated Anarea ofapproximately 574 100 hectares in extent, situated in in the Harare, Gweru and Kadoma miningdistricts, and bounded the Harare mining district, and bounded by line commencingat bya line commencing at a point approximately 41,0 kilometres apoint approximately 3,0 kilometres east of St. Martins Mission south-east of Karoi (grid reference: 36KRM185000mE, (grid reference: 36KVR499500mE, 36KVRS09250mN); thence 36KRM811970mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of approximately 16° fora distance ofapproximately21,0 kilometres following a southerly direction along the Zimbabwe-Mozambiquein- toa point(grid reference: 36KRM190600mE,36KRM813970mN); ternational boundaryfora distance ofapproximately 166,4 kilometres thence proceeding on a true bearing of approximately 328° for a to apoint(grid reference: 36KVQ502301mE,36KVQ798 196mN); distance ofapproximately30,0 kilometres to a point(grid reference: thence proceeding on a true bearing of approximately 270°for a 36KRM814900mE, 36KRM816540mN); thence proceeding on a distance ofapproximately 62,4 kilometres to a point (gridreference: true bearing of approximately 34° fora distance of approximately 36KVQ439857mE,36KVQ7981996mN); thence proceeding ona 12,0 kilometres to a point (grid reference: 36KRM181000mE, true bearing ofapproximately360° fora distance ofapproximately 36KRM817500mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of 85,0 kilometres to a point (grid reference: 36KVR440000mE, approximately100° fora distance of approximately 9,0 kilometres 36KVR8064400mN)); thence proceeding ona true bearing of ap- toa point (grid reference: 36KRM190000mE, 36KRMS817350mN); thence proceeding ona true bearing of approximately 133° for a proximately 45°for a distance of approximately 65,8 kilometres to distance ofapproximately 33,0 kilometres toa point (grid reference: the starting point. E, KAHONDE, 36KRM214000mE, 36KRM815080mN); thence proceeding ona true bearing of approximately 169°for a distance of approximately 9-8-2013. Acting Mining Commissioner. 30,0 kilometres to a point (grid reference: 36KRM220000mE, 36KRM812100mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of General Notice 383 of 2013. approximately 270° fora distance of approximately 9,0 kilometres toa point (grid reference: 36KRM210700mE, 36KRM812100mN); MINES AND MINERALS ACT [CHAPTER21:05] thence proceeding ona true bearing of approximately 201°for a distance ofapproximately 87,0 kilometrestoa point (grid reference: Reservation Notice No. 2322: Bulawayo Mining District 35KRL816500mE, 35KRL804000mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing ofapproximately 270°fora distance of approximately ITis hereby notified that the area described hereunder is re- 37,0 kilometres to a point (grid reference: 35KQL780000mE, served against prospecting and pegging, in terms of section 35 35KQL804000mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of of the Mines and Minerals Act (Chapter21:05], with effect from approximately288° fora distance ofapproximately64,0 kilometres 6.00 a.m. on 25th March, 2013. toa point (grid reference: 35KQL719500mE, 35KQL806000mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of approximately 19° for a Descriptionofarea distance ofapproximately 32,0 kilometrestoa point (gridreference: 35KQL729800mE, 35KQL809000mN); thence proceeding on a Anareaofapproximately 49 939 hectaresin extent,situated in true bearing of approximately 314°fora distance of approximately Bulawayo mining district, and boundedbya line commencing 28,0 kilometres to a point (grid reference: 35KQM709800mE, at a point approximately 5,0 kilometres north -west of Mambali 35KQM810970mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of School (grid reference 35KPG629830mE, 35KPG7627600mN); approximately 85° fora distance ofapproximately 115,0 kilometres thence proceeding on a true bearing of approximately 180° for to the starting point. a distance of approximately 15,8 kilometres to a point (grid E.KAHONDE, reference 35KPG629830mE, 35KPG7611854mN); thence 9-8-2013. Acting Mining Commissioner. proceeding on a north-westerlydirection along the Zimbabwe- 850 ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 9TH AucusT, 2013 Botswanainternational boundary for a distance ofapproximately General Notice 386 of 2013. : 53,8 kilometres to a point (grid reference 35KNG599217mE, 35KNG7631732mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of STATE PROCUREMENT BOARD approximately 098°for a distance of approximately6,7 kilometres Tenders Invited toa point (grid reference 35KPG605862mE,35KPG7630709mN); thence proceeding ona true bearing of approximately 062° fora distance ofapproximately 3,0 kilometresto a point (grid reference TENDERS mustbe enclosedin sealed envelopes, endorsed onthe outside with the 35KPG607043mE, 35KPG7633418mN); thence proceeding on a advertised tender number, description, closing date and must be posted in time to be sorted into Post Office Box Number CY 408, Causeway, or delivered by hand to the true bearing ofapproximately 104° fora distance ofapproximately Principal Officer, State Procurement Board, Fifth Floor, Old Reserve Bank Building, 27,1 kilometres to the starting point. Samora Machel Averiue, Harare, before 10.00 a.m. ontheclosing date. E.L. THUSI, 9-8-2013. Mining Commissioner, Bulawayo. C. NYANHETE, 9-8-2013. Principal Officer, State Procurement Board. General Notice 384 of 2013. Tender number MINES AND MINERALSACT[CHAPTER 21:05] ZINWA/JULY/2013/01.FT. Tenders are invited from established service providers for the auctioning of items in Mutare, Bulawayo, Harare, Masvingo and Gweruunderthe Zimbabwe Reservation Notice No. 2323: Bulawayo Mining District National Water Authority (ZINWA). Documents are obtainable from Accounts Department, ZimbabweNational IT is herebynotified that the area described hereunderis reserved Water Authority Office, Eighth Floor, Old Mutual Centre, against prospecting and pegging, in terms ofsection 35 ofthe Mines Third Street/Jason Moyo Avenue,Harare, or Gwayi Catchment and Minerals Act [Chapter 21:05], with effect from 6.00 a.m. on at Second Floor, Mhlahlandlela Building in Bulawayo, upon 25th March, 2013. payment of a non-refundable fee of US$10,00. The closing date is 10th September, 2013. Description of area An area of approximately 10 515 hectares in extent, situated in General Notice 387 of 2013. Bulawayo mining district, and bounded by a line commencing STATE PROCUREMENT BOARD at a point approximately 1,8 kilometres north of Chief Saba (grid reference 35KNL516049mE, 35KNL8010478mN); thence Tenders Invited proceeding ona true bearing ofapproximately 299° for a distance of approximately 10,6 kilometres to a point (grid reference TENDERSmustbe enclosed in sealed envelopes, endorsed onthe outside with the 35KNLS506679mE, 35KNL8015403mN); thence proceeding ona advertised tender number, description, closing date and must be postedin time to be sorted into Post Office Box Number CY 408, Causeway, or delivered by handto the true bearing ofapproximately 032°fora distance ofapproximately Principal Officer, State Procurement Board, Fifth Floor, Old Reserve Bank Building, 5,0 kilometres to a point (grid reference 35KNL509495mE, Samora Machel Avenue, Harare, before 10.00 a.m. onthe closing date, 35KNL8019493mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of C. NYANHETE, approximately 055°for a distance ofapproximately 7,2 kilometres 9-8-2013. Principal Officer, State Procurement Board. toa point (grid reference 35KNL515439mE,35KNL8023641mN); Tender number thence proceeding on a true bearing of approximately 100° for a distance ofapproximately 2,0 kilometres to a point (grid reference REG.02/2013. Harare. Provision of security services. Ministry 351KKNL517445mE, 35KNL8023370mN); thence proceeding ona of Home Affairs, Registrar General Department. Tender documentsare available at Registrar General Department, true bearing of approximately 166° for a distance ofapproximately Office No. 4, Accounts Section, Old Makombe Building, 11,8 kilometres to a point (grid reference 35KNL520186mE, corner Herbert Chitepo Avenue and Leopold Takawira Street, 35KNL8011914mN); thence proceeding on a true bearing of Harare, upon payment ofa non-refundable fee of US$10,00. approximately 252° for a distance ofapproximately 4,4 kilometres The closing date is 10th September, 2013. to the starting point. General Notice 388 of 2013. BL. THUSI, 9-8-2013, Mining Commissioner, Bulawayo. ELECTORALACT [CHAPTER2:13] General Notice 385 of 2013. Electionto the Office of President: LABOUR ACT[CHAPTER 28:01] Nameof Candidate Elected Following Poll Notice of Accreditation Proceedings: Progressive Cotton IT is hereby notified, in termsofsection 110(3)(j) of the Electoral Marketing Workers Unionof Zimbabwe Act [Chapter2:13], that Mugabe Robert Gabriel of ZANU (PF)Party has,
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