Investment, Trade and Business Development (Luano Industrial Park) (Declaration) Order, 2024

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Jurisdiction: Zambia
Instrument: Statutory instrument
Citation: SI 4 of 2024
Version: 12 Jan 2024
Language: en
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business operations disposal export goods movement industrial facilities land land title land use logistics mineral rights operating restrictions real estate real property sales special economic zone special economic zone infrastructure title

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This provision gives the short title of the Order. This section defines “licence holder” and “special economic zone” for this Order, unless the context requires otherwise. The land described in the First Schedule is declared to be a special economic zone. The licence holder must provide suitable infrastructure and facilities within the special economic zone. Goods produced or services provided in the special economic zone may be sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of in the ordinary course of business.

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This Order may be cited as the Investment, Trade and
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision gives the short title of the Order.

1. This Order may be cited as the Investment, Trade and Business Development (Luano Industrial Park) (Declaration) Order, 2024. Title
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Section 2
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AI-assisted research summary: This section defines “licence holder” and “special economic zone” for this Order, unless the context requires otherwise.

2. In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires— Interpretation “licence holder” means the licence holder specified in the Second Schedule; and “special economic zone” has the meaning assigned to the words in the Act.
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The area comprising the piece of land described in the First
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AI-assisted research summary: The land described in the First Schedule is declared to be a special economic zone.

3. The area comprising the piece of land described in the First Schedule to this Order, is declared as a special economic zone.

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Schedule to this Order, is declared as a special economic zone.

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(1) The licence holder shall provide, within the special
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AI-assisted research summary: The licence holder must provide suitable infrastructure and facilities within the special economic zone.

4. (1) The licence holder shall provide, within the special economic zone, infrastructure and facilities which are suitable for Declaration of Luano as special economic zone Facilities to be provided by licence holder in special economic zone Copies of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer, P.O.Box 30136, 10101 Lusaka Price K8.00 each 36 Statutory Instruments 12th January, 2024 the operation of the industries specified in subparagraph (2) and which shall include— (a) buildings; (b) electricity; (c) telecommunication facilities; (d) water and waste disposal facilities; and (e) roads. (2) The infrastructure and facilities referred to in subparagraph (1) shall be suitable for the operation of— (a) garment manufacturing industries; (b) packaging materials including corrugated carton box, paper bags and tape manufacturing industries; (c) food processing industries; (d) electric cables manufacturing industries; and (e) commercial activities.
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The goods produced or services provided in the special
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AI-assisted research summary: Goods produced or services provided in the special economic zone may be sold, exported, or otherwise disposed of in the ordinary course of business.

5. The goods produced or services provided in the special economic zone may be sold, exported or otherwise disposed of in the ordinary course of business.
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The licence holder shall not carry out any activity within
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AI-assisted research summary: The licence holder must not carry out any activity in the special economic zone unless it is authorised by a licence or permit for operations under paragraph 4(2).

6. The licence holder shall not carry out any activity within the special economic zone that is not authorised by a licence or permit granted for the purposes of operations under paragraph 4(2).
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Goods produced or services provided in the special economic
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AI-assisted research summary: Goods produced or services provided in the special economic zone may be removed in the ordinary course of business.

7. Goods produced or services provided in the special economic zone may be removed in the ordinary course of business. Sale, export and disposal of goods produced in special economic zone Activities prohibited within special economic zone Removal of goods from special economic zone 12th January, 2024 Statutory Instruments 37 FIRST SCHEDULE (Paragraph 3) Luano Industrial Park The parcels of land comprising the Luano Industrial Park are the following:
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Section 1
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision identifies a parcel of land in Ndola and says the land is reserved with all minerals, oils, and precious stones excepted.

1. All that piece of land in extent 3252 square metres more or less being the remaining extent of stand number 3290 situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 217/2009 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 55928 relating to the said piece of land together with all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land;
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Section 2
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision describes a specific parcel of land and what is included and reserved in relation to it.

2. All that piece of land in extent 1.7281 hectares more or less being the remaining extent of stand number 4478 situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 67/1974 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 30010 relating to the said piece of land together with all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land;
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Section 3
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision describes a parcel of land in Ndola, Zambia, including its size, location, title reference, and annexed diagram, and notes that mineral, oil, and precious stone rights are reserved.

3. All that piece of land in extent 4037 square metres more or less being the remaining extent of stand number 5253 situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 413/1981 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 147546 relating to the said piece of land together with all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land;
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Section 4
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision describes a parcel of land in Ndola City, including its area, location, title reference, and reserved mineral rights.

4. All that piece of land in extent 3313 square metres more or less being the remaining extent of stand number 3292 situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 46/1967 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 279291 relating to the said piece of land together with all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land;
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Section 5
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AI-assisted research summary: This section describes a specific parcel of land in Ndola and states that mineral, oil, and precious stone rights are reserved.

5. All that piece of land in extent 0.3313 hectares more or less being the remaining extent of sub division A of stand number 3292A situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 248/1994 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 279311 relating to the said piece of land TOGETHER WITH all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land; 38 Statutory Instruments 12th January, 2024
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Section 6
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision identifies a parcel of land in Ndola, measures it at about 1.7311 hectares, and says the land includes unexhausted improvements but excludes reserved mineral, oil, and precious stone interests.

6. All that piece of land in extent 1.7311 hectares more or less being the remaining extent of stand number 4477 situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 66/1974 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 127482 relating to the said piece of land together with all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land;
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Section 7
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision describes a parcel of land in Ndola City, Copperbelt Province, and reserves all minerals, oils, and precious stones under or on it.

7. All that piece of land in extent 6039 square metres more or less being the remaining extent of stand number 3291 situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. N/1768/2013 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 61105 relating to the said piece of land together with all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land; and
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Section 8
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision identifies a piece of land in Ndola and says the mineral, oil, and precious stone rights are reserved.

8. All that piece of land in extent 3929 square metres more or less being the remaining extent of stand number 5461 situate in Ndola City in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia being more particularly delineated and described in Diagram No. 1192/1985 annexed to the Certificate of Title No. 126804 relating to the said piece of land together with all unexhausted improvements thereon excerpt and reserved all mineral, oils and precious stones whatsoever upon or under the said piece of land. SECOND SCHEDULE (Paragraph 4) LICENCE HOLDER Unity Packages Limited LUSAKA 9th January, 2024 [MCT.10/21/1] C. MULENGA, Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry

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