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Google+ Zambia Environmental Management Agency HOME ABOUT US ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION PUBLICATIONS EIA REPORTS DOWNLOADS CONTACT US Core Functions: PreNext Develop and enforce measures aimed at preventing and controlling pollution ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESMENTS Tender for the Provision of Motor Vehicles (19) EIS - Proposed Upgrading of the Road from Mansa to Luwingu Districts in Luapula Province (0) 2016 Environmental and Climate Change Media Awards - Call for Submissions (112) EIA - Proposed Construction of a Shopping Mall and Hotel in Kabwe by Kabwe Mall Limited (239) RAP - Proposed Integrated Buffalo Cement, Lime, Aggregate Stones & Captive Plant by BCL (103) EIA - Proposed Integrated Buffalo Cement, Lime, Aggregate Stones & Captive Plant by BCL (121) Tender for the Provision of Newspaper Advertising (88) Proposed Blue Dream Cement Manufacturing Plant in Chilanga District, Lusaka Province (234) ESIA - Proposed Pasture Based Dairy Farm (577) EIS - Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project (Zambia and Zimbabwe) on the Zambezi River (293) EIS - Enviro Processing Limited for Washing Plant Tailings and Leach Plant, Kabwe (1426) EIS - Proposed Installation of boreholes, Reservoir, Booster Station etc. in Chibombo (518) EIS - Proposed Sugar Plantation And Processing Factory In Chembe District By Mansa Sugar Limited (351) EIS - Proposed Mkushi Copper Mine Project By Shi And Yani Mining Development Limited (295) EIS - Proposed Chicken Processing Plant At Kafubu Farm In Ndola District By Goldenlay Agri Limited (1084) EIS - Proposed Irrigation Scheme In Lusitu In Chirundu District By Ministry Of Agriculture (244) EIS - Proposed China-Zambia Agricultural Technologies Demonstration At Liempe Farm, Chongwe by UNZA (716) EIS - Proposed Irrigation Scheme In Mwomboshi In Chisamba District By Ministry Of Agriculture (281) EIS- Proposed Upgrading of a Silica Haul Road Project from Solwezi to Luswishi (466) EIS - Proposed Construction of a Shopping Mall In Libala, Lusaka By Hua Feng Construction Limited (1022) OTHER SITES GHS Project in Zambia Ozone Depleting Substances Inter-agency Environmental Coordinating Committee Impact Assessment Association of Zambia Zambia Network for Environmental Educators & Practitioners POPs in Zambia Zambia Green Jobs Programme (ZGJP) PARTNER WEBSITES CONTACT US Local Government & Housing | Zambezi River Authority | Ministry of Lands | Zambia Wildlife Authority | Ministry of Mines| Meteorological Department | ZBS | UNEP | UNDP Copyright © 2016 Zambia Environmental Management Agency. All Rights Reserved. Designed by SMARTWEB Solutions .

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No342 K10 www.diggers.news Friday January 4, 2019 By Thomas Mulenga Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo has told the police command Kampyongo marshals police into in Western Province to ensure that political parties participating in the Sesheke parliamentary by-election apply to be included on the Sesheke ahead of by-election... campaign schedule to avoid conflict. Story page 7 ARREST VIOLENCE MISA mourns another year without ATI Bill By Geofrey Zulu MISA Zambia secretariat MISA Zambia says the year national director Austin 2018 closed with no major Kayanda stated that media shift in policies to enhance freedom remained vital media freedoms as the for democracy and good Access to Information Bill governance as it offered had not been enacted into checks and balances on law, among two other key those entrusted with power pieces of legislation. and management of public In a press statement, resources. To page 5 Govt may lose revenue on Kasumbalesa border closure, says ZACCI By Geofrey Zulu The Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZACCI) says the temporary closure of Kasumbalesa, Mokambo and Sakanya entry points due to the Water blues: Residents of Lusaka’s Kalikiliki Compound wait in line to draw water presidential election in the Democratic Republic of from a comunity borehole – Picture by Tenson Mkhala Congo (DRC) will negatively affect revenue collection given the absence of border taxes. To page 2 Lusaka girl in court for walking Lusambo must past police station in a mini skirt By Zondiwe Mbewe It is alleged that on the wore a short skirt as she Station in the company of her respect Nathan A 16 year-old Lusaka juvenile material day, the juvenile passed by Kamanga Police auntie.
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