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Republic of Zambia REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA Price: K5.00 net Annual Subscription: Within Lusaka—K250.00 Published byAuthority Outside Lusaka—K300.00 No. 6507] Lusaka, Friday, 26thAugust, 2016 [Vol. LII, No. 57 TABLE OF CONTENTS 13. Four (4) Dinning Chairs 14. One Dinning Table Gazette Notices No. Page 15. One (1) T.V Stand Prohibition and Prevention of Money Laundering Act—Notice of Disposal of Sized Property 556 771 16. Two (2) Solar Batteries Companies Act— 17. One (1) Hand Hammermill Notice Under Section 361 557 771 18. Five (5) Sheep (Livestock) Notice Under Section 361 558 771 19. One (1) Goat (Livestock) Higher Education Authority—Registered Higher 20. Eleven (11) Cows (Livestock) Education Institutions 561 772-3 21. Nine (9) Bulls (Livestock) Marriage Act: Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 562 773 22. Thirty (30) Planks (Blanders) Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 563 773 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 557 OF 2016 [7084635 Advertisements: Lost Documents — 774-5 The Companies Act (Chapter 388 of the Laws of Zambia) Citizenship of Zambia Act—Notices of Intention to Apply for Registration — 776 Notice Under Section 109 Money-lenders Act—Notice of Application for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the expiration of a period of three a Money-lender’s Certificate — 776 months after the publication of this notice, IRGZ Resources Limited, Disposal of Uncollected Goods Act — 776 Company Registration No. 120130115627, incorporated in Zambia Deceased Estates — 776 on 17th day of September 2013 and having its place of business at Deed Poll—Notices — 777-8 P.O. Box 39371, Lusaka, Zambia will be struck-off the register of companies pursuant to Section 361 of the CompaniesAct Cap. 388 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 556 OF 2016 [6942136 of the Laws of Zambia unless due cause is shown to the contrary. The Prohibition and Prevention of Money Laundering Act P.C. MWABA, Notice of Disposal of Seized Property P.O. BOX 32020 Assistant Registrar, TAKE NOTICE that the Anti-Money Laundering Investigations Unit LUSAKA for/Registrar, of the Drug Enforcement Commission has made an application to 2nd February, 2016 Patents and Companies Registration Court for an order of forfeiture of the property on the list attached Agency hereto which was seized during investigation. Dated at Choma this 8th day of July, 2016. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 558 OF 2016 [7083531/2 THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR The Companies Act Drug Enforcement Commission (Chapter 388 of the Laws of Zambia) LUSAKA Notice Under Section 109 ANNEX 1 1. United States Dollas Forty Two Thousand Six Hundred NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the expiration of a period of three ($42,600.00) months after the publication of this notice, Vala Design Limited, Company Registration No. 120140124945, incorporated in Zambia 2. Zambian Kwacha Four Hundred Eighty (K480.00) on 8th day ofAugust 2014 and having its place of business at Suite 3. Zambian Kwacha Eighty Thousand (K80,000.00) GO2, foxdale Court, Plot No. 609, Zabia Road, Roma, Lusaka, Zambia 4. One (1) Toyota Hiace Reg. Number AJD 6800 will be struck-off the register of companies pursuant to Section 361 5. One (1) Toyota Hiace Reg. Number AJD 6778 of the Companies Act Cap. 388 of the Laws of Zambia unless due 6. One (1) Toyota Corolla Reg. Number BAB 8101 cause is shown to the contrary. 7. One (1) 32” L.G L.C.D Television Set 8. Two (2) Omega Speakers P.C. MWABA, 9. One (1) Rough Cast Machine P.O. BOX 32020 Assistant Registrar, LUSAKA for/Registrar, 10. One (1) Sanlg Motorbike 4th May, 2016 Patents and Companies Registration 11. Fifiteen (15) Ceiling Boards Agency 12. One Single Matress 771 772 Zambia Gazette 26th August, 2016 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 561 OF 2016 [6942194 The Higher Education Authority Registered Higher Education Institutions Notice IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the Higher EducationAct Number 4 of 2013 Part VII Section forty eight, notice is hereby given that the Higher Education Institutions listed below are registered with the Higher Education Authority. If an institution does not appear on this list, please contact Higher Education Authority on: 260-211-227084 PROF. S. SIMUKANGA, Director-General LUSAKA Higher Education Authority Serial Name of Reg. No. Delivery Physical Postal Province No. Institution Mode Address Address 1 OakUniversity HEA/020 FTand 3rdFloor, P.O.Box Lusaka ODL Provident 35964, House, Cairo Lusaka Road 2. TexillaAmerican HEA/021 FT and 3rd Building, Lusaka University ODL Diamond Park, Stand 35179,Alick Nkhata Road 3. ChresoUniversity HEA/022 FTand Plot17734, P.O.Box, Lusaka ODL Nangwenya 37178 Road Lusaka 4. DMI-StEugene, HEA/023 FTand PlotB2029/M, P.O.Box Central Chibombo ODL 9Miles,Great 330081, Campus NorthRoad Chibombo 5. DMI-StEugene, HEA/024 FTand Plot111, P.O.Box Chipata Chipata ODL StAnnie’s 511026, Campus Chipata 6. Evangelical HEA/025 FT 60-64, P.O. Box Copperbelt University Kwacha 250100, Road Kansenshi 7. LIUTEBM HEA/026 FTand Plot5238, P.O.Box Lusaka ODL MakishiRoad, 38490, Rhodespark Lusaka 8. SylvaUniversity HEA/027 FTand Plot33782, P.O.Box Lusaka ODL Marshlands, 34977, Great East Lusaka Road 9. Universityof HEA/028 ODL Plot2982,Road, P.O.Box Lusaka Africa Bukavu Road, 35440, Off Mwaluma Lusaka Thornpark 26th August, 2016 Zambia Gazette 773 Serial Name of Reg. No. Delivery Physical Postal Province No. Institution Mode Address Address 10. VictoriaFalls HEA/029 FTand Stand2621, P.O.Box60247, Southern University ODL Nakatindi Livingstone Road 11. Copperstone HEA/030 FTand PlotNo. P.O.Box Copperbelt University ODL 38002/M, 22041, Baluba Ndola Kitwe – Kitwe Highway 12. DMIST.Eugene HEA/031 FT Plot/Stand P.O.Box Lusaka University– No.3540, 320225, Woodlands Woodlands, Lusaka Campus Nyatwa Road 13. EasternUniversity HEA/032 ODL HeadOffice, P.O.Box Eastern Plot1711, 510096 Umodzi Chipata Highway 14. GideonRobert HEA/033 FTand 5thFloor,NPF Postnet Lusaka University ODL Building, E891,P.O. Cairo Road Box 770, Manda Hill, Lusaka 15. HarvestInstituteof HEA/034 FT PlotNo.5508of P.O.Box MissionsUniversity CNRLusiwasi. 37866, and Libala Lusaka Road Kalundu, Great East Road 16. LusakaApex HEA/035 FT PlotNo. P.O.Box Lusaka MedicalUniversity 12681/M, 31909, Hillview Park, Lusaka Along Kasama Road, Libala South 17. Rockview HEA/036 FTand 3rdFloor, P.O.Box Lusaka University ODL ProvidentHouse, 31108, Cairo Road Lusaka Notes 1.0 DeliveryMode This is the mode through which programmes are delivered, Full Time (FT) or Open and Distance Learning (ODL) or both. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 563 OF 2016 [703857 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 562 OF 2016 [6942911 The Marriage Act The Marriage Act (Cap. 50 of the Laws of Zambia) (Cap. 50 of the Laws of Zambia) Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Luanshya Municipal powers conferred upon the Town Clerk Lusaka City Council by Councilbysection 5(2)ofthe MarriageAct,Cap. 50 ofthe Lawsof section 5(2) of the MarriageAct, Cap. 50 of the Laws of Zambia, Zambia. the person named in the Schedule set out hereto is appointed to The person named in the Schedule set out hereto is appointed to solemnise marriages in the Republic of Zambia. Solemnise Marriages in the Republic of Zambia. A. MWANSA, M. MWELWA, P.O. Box 30077 Town Clerk LUANSHYA Town Clerk LUSAKA SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Name Church Name Church Pastor Nayunda Liswaniso Kings Berachah Centre of Worship Rev. Brian Banda Baptist Fellowship Luanshya Lusaka 774 Zambia Gazette 26thAugust, 2016 ADVT—1488—6941724 Lands and Deeds for issuance of a Duplicate Certificate of Title The Lands and Deeds Registry Act relating to the following property; ( Cap 185 of the Laws of Zambia) 1. Stand No. 880, Mansa (Section 56) Anybody or persons having objections to the issuance of such Application for Copies of Destroyed or Lost Certificate of Duplicate Certificate of Title should lodge the same in writing to Title the Registrar of Lands and Deeds within fourteen days after the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that fourteen days after the publication of publication of this notice. this notice, Zambia National Building Society of Third Floor Cairo CHILUPE AND PERMANENT CHAMBERS Road, P. O. Box 30420, Lusaka intends to apply to the Registrar of P.O. BOX 33204 Advocates for the Applicant Lands and Deeds for issuance of a Duplicate Certificate of Title LUSAKA relating to the following property; 1. Stand No. 852, Mansa ADVT—1492—6941724 Anybody or persons having objections to the issuance of such The Lands and Deeds Registry Act Duplicate Certificate of Title should lodge the same in writing to ( Cap 185 of the Laws of Zambia) the Registrar of Lands and Deeds within fourteen days after the (Section 56) publication of this notice. Application for Copies of Destroyed or Lost Certificate of CHILUPE AND PERMANENT CHAMBERS Title P.O. BOX 33204 Advocates for the Applicant LUSAKA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that fourteen days after the publication of this notice, Zambia National Building Society of Third Floor Cairo Road, P. O. Box 30420, Lusaka intends to apply to the Registrar of ADVT—1489—6941724 Lands and Deeds for issuance of a Duplicate Certificate of Title The Lands and Deeds Registry Act relating to the following property; ( Cap 185 of the Laws of Zambia) (Section 56) 1. Stand No. 844, Mansa Anybody or persons having objections to the issuance of such Application for Copies of Destroyed or Lost Certificate of Duplicate Certificate of Title should lodge the same in writing to Title the Registrar of Lands and Deeds within fourteen days after the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that fourteen days after the publication of publication of this notice.
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