FOOD RESERVE ACT: INDEX TO SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

Maize, maize meal, shelled groundnuts, unshelled groundnuts, Canadian wonder beans, haricot beans, mixed beans, sugar beans, velvet beans, cowpeas, sunnhemp, sunflower seed, sorghum, soya beans and seed cotton shall be controlled products in all areas described in the First Schedule.

4. Controlled products

Maize, maize meal, shelled groundnuts, unshelled groundnuts and seed cotton shall be controlled products in the area described in the Second Schedule.

5. Controlled products

Shelled groundnuts and unshelled groundnuts shall be controlled products in the area described in the Third Schedule.

FIRST SCHEDULE

[Paragraph 3]

PRESCRIBED AREAS

1. The Copperbelt Province.

2. The Central Province.

3. The following Districts:

Livingstone;

Kalomo;

Choma;

Gwembe;

Mazabuka.

SECOND SCHEDULE

[Paragraph 4]

PRESCRIBED AREA

The Eastern Province.

THIRD SCHEDULE

[Paragraph 5]

PRESCRIBED AREA

The North-Western Province.

GRAIN MARKETING (ACCEPTANCE STANDARDS) REGULATIONS

[SECTION 15 OF THE INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ACT]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Interpretation

3. Defective grain

4. Extraneous matter

5. Standards of classification

6. Standards of quality and moisture

7. Grading and disputes on classification

8. Standards of packing

FIRST SCHEDULE

SECOND SCHEDULE

SI 296 of 1969,

SI 329 of 1969.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Grain Marketing (Acceptance Standards) Regulations.

2. Interpretation

In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires—

“broken shells”, in relation to unshelled groundnuts, means the shells or cortices of unshelled groundnuts which are broken or cracked in such a way as to admit air to the kernels;

“bushel weight” means weight per Imperial bushel;

“chipped grain”, in relation to maize, means maize which has been cracked or chipped beyond the pericarp and horny endosperm or in the embryo area and will not pass through a No. 5 sieve;

“cotton lint” means the white fluff consisting of a mass of unicellular hairs which grow attached to the cotton seed;

“cotton seed” means the new generation in the life of the cotton plant;

“damaged grain” means—

(a) in relation to maize or shelled groundnuts, grain and pieces of grain which will pass, with thorough shaking, through a No. 5 sieve;

(b) in relation to Canadian wonder beans, haricot beans, mixed beans, sugar beans, velvet beans, cowpeas, soya beans, sunflower seed, and sunnhemp, grain which is heat damaged, sprouted, frosted, badly weather damaged, mouldy, diseased, or materially damaged by insects, birds, rodents or any other agency;

(c) in relation to sorghum, grain and pieces of grain which will not readily pass through a No. 4 sieve or a No. 3 sieve, and which are not whole threshed sorghum with a complete pericarp:

“defective grain” has the meaning assigned thereto in regulation 3;

“dirty grain” means grain which is discoloured by soil or any other foreign agent, but does not include grain which is discoloured due to heating caused by fermentation, moulds, weathering or disease;

“discoloured grain” means grain which is discoloured due to heating caused by fermentation, moulds, weathering or disease, but does not include other coloured varieties of the same grain;

“diseased grain” means grain which is obviously rotted by the species diplodia;

“diseased kernels” means groundnut kernels which are affected by a fungus or mould;

“extraneous matter” has the meaning assigned thereto in regulation 4;

“Federation” means the Zambia Cooperative Federation Limited;

“germinated grain” means sprouted grain or grain in which the process of germination is visible within the embryo;

“grain” means maize, shelled groundnuts or unshelled groundnuts, Canadian wonder beans, haricot beans, mixed beans, sugar beans, velvet beans, cowpeas, sorghum, soya beans, sunflower seed and sunnhemp;

“immature grain” means grain which has indications of lack of maturity or full development;

“immature lint” means the undeveloped condition of the lint which is found during the first four days after the opening of the cotton bolls;

“insect-damaged grain” means grain which has been attacked and damaged by any insect or animal pest;

“new sack” means a grain sack which is new, clean, strong, sound and of not less than two and a half pounds in weight, without holes or tears and not stained, patched or otherwise repaired;

“No. 1 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with round holes 3/64 of an inch in diameter;

“No. 2 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with round holes 4/64 of an inch in diameter;

“No. 3 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with round holes 6/64 of an inch in diameter;

“No. 4 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with round holes 12/64 of an inch in diameter;

“No. 5 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with round holes 16/64 of an inch in diameter;

“No. 6 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with slotted holes 3/4 of an inch by 17/64 of an inch in size;

“No. 7 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with slotted holes 3/4 of an inch by 19/64 of an inch in size;

“No. 8 sieve” means a grading sieve, the baseplate of which is perforated with slotted holes 3/4 of an inch by 21/64 of an inch in size;

“other coloured grain”—

(a) in relation to maize, means coloured or partly coloured maize present in white maize, or maize of any colour other than yellow present in yellow maize;

(b) in relation to mixed beans, beans of varying colour shall not be regarded as other coloured grain;

(c) in relation to “S” grade sorghum, grain of varying colour shall not be regarded as other coloured, provided that it is of a variety included in the list of varieties acceptable as “S” grade;

“other grain” means grain of another controlled product, except that in the case of mixed beans, beans of another variety or type shall not be regarded as other grain;

“other varieties”, in relation to sorghum, means sorghum of the variety or type other than those varieties listed as acceptable as “S” grade;

“seed cotton” means the white fluffy material produced by the cotton plant and consisting of the cotton seed and the cotton lint;

“shelled groundnuts” means the kernels or seeds of groundnuts;

“shrivelled grain” means grain which is shrivelled over its entire surface and not over the embryo area only;

“smutty grain” means grain which has an unmistakable odour of smut or which contains balls, portions of balls or spores of smut;

“split grain” means, in the case of—

(a) shelled groundnuts-

(i) of which the testae are visibly loose or cracked and break off readily; and

(ii) which have lost their testae over more than half their surface; and

(iii) separate cotyledons of shelled groundnuts and parts of such cotyledons which will not pass through a No. 5 sieve;

(b) Canadian wonder beans, haricot beans, mixed beans, sugar beans, velvet beans, cowpeas, soya beans, sunflower seed and sunnhemp, grain which is split, but which is otherwise not damaged, dirty or immature;

“stained grain” means grain which is discoloured by soil or any other foreign agent, but does not include grain which is discoloured due to heating caused by fermentation, moulds, weathering or disease;

“stained lint” means the discolouration of the cotton lint through the action of pathogens or insects resulting in the weakening of the cotton lint;

“standard bag” means—

(a) in relation to maize or maize meal, Canadian wonder beans, haricot beans, mixed beans, sugar beans, velvet beans, cowpeas, sorghum, soya beans and sunnhemp, a quantity of 90 kg, net weight;

(b) in relation to shelled groundnuts, a quantity of 180 lb. net weight;

(d) in relation to sunflower seed, a quantity of 150 lb. net weight; “trash” means-

(a) in relation to maize, any vegetable matter, other than maize, which will not pass through a No. 5 sieve;

(b) in relation to seed cotton, all foreign matter of vegetable origin that can be found in seed cotton;

“undeveloped grain” means grain which is thin and papery in appearance, but not tip and butt grain which is small and unwrinkled;

“unshelled groundnuts” means groundnuts from which the shells or cortices have not been removed;

“unthreshed grain” means grain to which stalks, or other parts of the parent body are adhering, but does not include, in relation to unshelled groundnuts, shells or cortices forming an integral part of the grain;

“used sack” means a grain sack which is clean, strong, sound and of not less than two and a 1.3 kg weight, without holes or tears and not thin with wear, stained, patched or otherwise repaired;

“white maize” means maize of which the endosperm is white in colour and the pericarp of the grain is uniformly white or cream in colour, and does not include maize of which the endosperm is white and the seed coat or grain tip is any colour other than white or cream;

“woolpack” means a sack which is either new or used, clean, strong, sound and of not less than ten pounds in weight;

“yellow maize” means maize of which the endosperm is yellow in colour and the pericarp is generally yellow in colour.

3. Defective grain

(1) Subject to the provisions of this regulation, for the purposes of these Regulations, any grain which falls within one or other of the following categories shall be defective grain—

(a) damaged grain;

(b) discoloured grain;

(d) germinated grain;

(e) other coloured grain;

(f) shrivelled grain;

(g) smutty grain;

(h) stained grain;

(i) undeveloped grain;

(j) unthreshed grain.

(2) In the case of unshelled groundnuts, shelled groundnuts shall not be regarded as defective grain.

4. Extraneous matter

(1) Subject to the provisions of this regulation, for the purposes of these Regulations, extraneous matter shall, in relation to any grain, be any matter other than the grain itself, including other grain, grain flour, plant debris, weed seeds and dust.

(2) In the case of unshelled groundnuts, extraneous matter shall include pieces of shell, in addition to any matter of the nature described in sub-regulation (1).

(3) In the case of seed cotton, extraneous matter shall be any matter other than the seed cotton itself, including other grain, grain flour, plant debris, trash, weed seeds and dust.

5. Standards of classification

All controlled products accepted by the Agency shall be classified as follows—

(a) maize shall be classified as Class A, Class B, Class C or Class D in accordance with the standards of classification prescribed in Part I of the First Schedule;

(b) shelled groundnuts shall be classified as Class A or Class B in accordance with the standards of classification prescribed in Part II of the First Schedule;

(c) unshelled groundnuts shall be classified as Class A or Class B in accordance with the standards of classification prescribed in Part III of the First Schedule;

(d) seed cotton shall be classified as Class A, Class B or Class C in accordance with the standards of classification prescribed in Part IV of the First Schedule:

Provided that where seed cotton of more than one class is packed in one container, the contents of such container shall be classified according to the lowest quality of seed cotton therein;

(e) Canadian wonder beans, haricot beans, mixed beans, sugar beans, velvet beans, cowpeas, soya beans, sunflower seed and sunnhemp shall be classified as Class A in accordance with the standards of classification prescribed in Part V of the First Schedule;

(f) sorghum shall be classified as Class S, Class A or Class B in accordance with the standards of classification prescribed in Part VI of the First Schedule.

6. Standards of quality and moisture

(1) Subject to the provisions of this regulation, the standards of quality and moisture content of controlled products which may be accepted by the agency shall be–

(a) in respect of maize, the standard of quality and moisture content prescribed for maize classified as Class C;

(b) in respect of shelled groundnuts, the standard of quality and moisture content prescribed for shelled groundnuts classified as Class B;

(c) in respect of unshelled groundnuts, the standard of quality and moisture content prescribed for unshelled groundnuts classified as Class B;

(d) in respect of seed cotton, the standard of quality and moisture content prescribed for seed cotton classified as Class C;

(e) in respect of sorghum, the standard of quality and moisture content prescribed for sorghum as Class B;

(f) in respect of Canadian wonder beans, haricot beans, mixed beans, soya beans, sugar beans, velvet beans, cowpeas, sunflower seed and sunnhemp seed, the standard of quality and moisture content prescribed for these products as Class A.

(2) In addition to the standards of quality referred to in sub-regulation (1), the following further standards of quality for controlled products which may be accepted by the Agency are hereby prescribed—

(a) in the case of any controlled product, that—

(i) it does not contain any extraneous, poisonous or deleterious matter rendering it unfit for human or animal consumption;

(ii) it is not obviously rotted by the species diplodia in excess of 2 per centum;

(iii) it is not affected by fusarium or other fungal disease;

(b) in the case of shelled groundnuts or unshelled groundnuts, that it does not contain stones and that the kernels are not affected by a fungus or mould;

(c) in the case of seed cotton, that it does not contain extraneous matter capable of causing damage to ginning and allied machinery or constituting a fire hazard during the process of grinning or is in any other respect unsuitable for ginning; in which case, it shall not be accepted by the Agency and shall be returned to the producer thereof at his own expense.

7. Grading and disputes on classification

(1) For the purposes of—

(a) determining whether any controlled product surrendered to the Agency complies with the standards prescribed by these Regulations; and

(b) classifying controlled products accepted by the Federation in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations;

every such controlled product shall be graded in the manner prescribed in the Second Schedule by persons appointed by the Agency. Seed cotton shall be classified in the manner prescribed in Part IV of the First Schedule.

(2) If, after grading in terms of sub-regulation (1), a controlled product is accepted by the Federation, the classification there of shall be signified on the receipt issued therefor by the Agency to the person who surrendered the controlled product.

(3) Any person wishing to dispute the classification of a controlled product surrendered by him to and accepted by the Board shall—

(a) give notice in writing to the Federation at the receiving depot to which such product was delivered of his intention to do so in accordance with the following provisions;

(i) in the case of any such product which was delivered to the Agency by rail, the notice shall be given so as to be delivered at such receiving depot not later than the close of business on the seventh day after the day on which the receipt for such product was issued by the Agency, or, in case such seventh day is not a working day, then not later than the close of business on the next ensuing working day thereafter;

(ii) in the case of any such product which was delivered to the Agency in any manner other than by rail, the notice shall be given so as to be delivered at such receiving depot not later than the close of business on the first working day following the delivery of such product; and

(b) within 10 days after he has given notice as aforesaid, deposit with the Agency a sum calculated at the rate of two kwacha for each 100 standard bags or one wool-pack of such product or part thereof in respect of which notice as aforesaid has been given, subject to a maximum of ten kwacha.

(4) On receipt of a notice given in terms of sub-regulation (3), the Agency shall cause the controlled product of which the classification is disputed to be regraded in the manner prescribed in the First Schedule in respect of seed cotton and the Second Schedule in respect of other controlled products by a person appointed by the Minister for the purpose.

(5) Where, after regrading in terms of sub-regulation (4)—

(a) the original classification of the controlled product is confirmed, the sum deposited in terms of sub-regulation (3) shall be forfeited to the Agency;

(b) the original classification of the controlled product is not confirmed-

(i) if a classification inferior to the original classification is determined, the sum deposited in terms of sub-regulation (3) shall be forfeited to the Agency;

(ii) if a classification superior to the original classification is determined, the sum deposited in terms of sub-regulation (3) shall be returned to the person who made such deposit.

8. Standards of packing

(1) The standards of packing of controlled products which may be accepted by the Agency shall be as prescribed in this regulation.

(2) Controlled products shall be packed in sacks or woolpacks, being either new sacks or woolpacks or used sacks or woolpacks:

Provided that the Agency may, at its discretion, accept maize which is not packed in sacks, at such time, at such place and in such quantities as the Agency directs.

(3) Sacks or woolpacks containing any controlled products shall be properly sewn at the mouth without lugs in one or other of the following manners, that is to say:

(a) hand-sewn with double jute twine of good quality, the stitches being through the hem at a distance apart of not more than one inch; or

(b) machine-sewn with cotton thread not inferior to 14 count thread of three cables each consisting of three strands, the stitches being approximately four to the inch and between one inch and two and a half inches from the mouth of the sack.

(4) Without derogation from the rights conferred on the Agency by sub-section (5) of section 22 of the Act, if the federation declines to accept any controlled product surrendered to it by reason that the standard of packing does not comply with the provisions of this regulation, it may, at the expense of the person surrendering it, arrange for the sack or woolpack in which the controlled product is contained to be re-sewn or for the controlled product to be packed in another sack or woolpack and for that other sack or woolpack to be properly sewn.

FIRST SCHEDULE

[Regulation 5]

STANDARDS OF CLASSIFICATION, QUALITY AND MOISTURE CONTENT

PART I
MAIZE

Colour of Grain	Class A White or Yellow unmixed	Class B White or Yellow unmixed	Class C White or Yellow	Class D White or Yellow
Maximum percentage moisture	12.5	12.5	12.5	12.5
Maximum percentage extraneous matter	0.5	0.75	1.0	1.0
Maximum percentage trash	0.05	0.05	0.125	0.125
Maximum percentage extraneous matter and trash aggregate	0.5	0.75	1.0	1.0
Maximum percentage chipped grain	8.0	–	–	–
Maximum percentage insect-damaged grain	3.0	5.0	25	25
Maximum percentage defective grain	5.0	10.0	20	40
Maximum percentage other coloured grain included with defective grain	2.0	4.0	10	10
Maximum percentage diseased grain included with defective grain	2.0	2.0	2.0	–
Minimum bushel weight (white maize only) in lb. at 12.5 per cent moisture content	54	52	50	50
Condition	Fresh and plump	Fresh and plump	Fit for human consumption	Marketable

[Am by SI 329 of 1969.]

PART II
SHELLED GROUNDNUTS

	Class A	Class B
Maximum percentage moisture	6.5	6.5
Maximum percentage extraneous matter	1.5	1.5
Maximum percentage unshelled nuts	8	8
Maximum percentage split grain	20	25
Maximum percentage insect-damaged grain	10	20
Maximum percentage defective grain	25	30
No diseased kernels permitted
Condition	Fresh	Fit for human consumption

PART III
UNSHELLED GROUNDNUTS

	Class A	Class B
Maximum percentage moisture	6.5	6.5
Maximum percentage extraneous matter	1.5	1.5
Maximum percentage with broken shells	20	–
Maximum percentage shelled groundnuts	3	–
Minimum percentage kernels	66	66
Maximum percentage split grain	20	–
Maximum percentage insect-damaged grain	10	20
Maximum percentage defective grain	25	30
No diseased kernels permitted	–	–
Condition	Fresh	Fit for human consumption

PART IV
SEED COTTON

Class A: Clean white mature seed cotton. Occasional small flecks of staining and small amounts of cotton leaf trash and extraneous matter are tolerated. No other impurities are permitted. Immature or weak lint, even though clean and white, is not permissible.

Class B: Seed cotton containing obvious but not substantial amounts of weak, stained or discoloured cotton and leaf trash and extraneous matter. No obvious stick or other plant parts are permissible.

Class C: Seed cotton which contains substantial but not excessive amounts of stained or discoloured cotton, leaf trash and extraneous matter, and damaged seed.

In all instances, the maximum percentage of moisture content of seed cotton permitted is eight per centum.

SEED COTTON-MACHINE PICKED

A representative sample of 100 grammes of seed cotton shall be obtained from each woolpack and passed through an air-operated Frictionator. The percentage of the resultant extraneous matter and trash extracted from the sample shall then be determined by weight by means of the Ohaus 4-in-1 Grading Scale.

In all instances the maximum percentage of moisture content of seed cotton permitted is eight per centum, and the maximum percentage of extraneous matter or trash permitted is seven per centum. Seed cotton within these tolerances is then graded visually in accordance with the Acceptance Standards for hand-picked cotton.

Where the proportion of extraneous matter or trash amounts to more than seven per centum, the weight of the seed cotton shall be deemed to be reduced by the same percentage in excess of seven per centum, provided, however, that where such extraneous matter or trash exceeds 121/2 per centum, it shall be rejected.

PART V
CANADIAN WONDER BEANS, HARICOT BEANS, MIXED BEANS, SUGAR BEANS, VELVET BEANS, COWPEAS, SOYA BEANS, SUNFLOWER SEED AND SUNHEMP

	Class A
Maximum percentage moisture	10
Maximum percentage extraneous matter	1
Maximum percentage damaged grain	1
Maximum percentage dirty grain	1
Maximum percentage immature grain	1
Maximum percentage damaged, dirty and immature grain	2
Maximum percentage other coloured grain	1
Maximum percentage split grain	10
Condition	Fresh

PART VI
SORGHUM

	Class S	Class A	Class B
Maximum percentage moisture	12.5	12.5	12.5
Maximum percentage extraneous matter	1	1	1.5
Maximum percentage insect-damaged sorghum	5	5	15
Maximum percentage other varieties	5	–	–
Maximum percentage defective sorghum	10	10	10
Conditions	Fresh and plump	Fresh and plump	Fresh and plump

Variety or type (Class “S” only): Sorghum Caffrorum, Variety Radar, or Sorghum Caffrorum, Variety Barnards Red, or Sorghum Caydatum, Variety Framida, or Hybrid No. 36 or Hybrid No. 39, or Hybrid NK.222, NK.300, DC.55, or Lindsay 788A.

SECOND SCHEDULE

[Regulation 7]

MANNER OF GRADING CONTROLLED PRODUCTS

PART I
ALL CONTROLLED PRODUCTS

1. Moisture content

The determination of the moisture content of grain shall be ascertained by means of the Marconi electrical resistance method calibrated to the standard Brown-Duval method or such other method, no less accurate, as the Board may approve. The determination shall be made with a minimum of delay either from a representative sample taken from the load of the grain concerned or from a sample contained in an airtight container which shall be opened immediately before the test.

2. Percentages by weight

Except in the determination of the moisture content of a grain, all percentages shall be determined by weight by means of the Ohaus 4-in-1 Grading Scale or such other method, no less accurate, as the Board may approve.

3. Representative samples

For the purpose of obtaining a representative sample necessary for grading, the following procedure shall be followed:

(a) in the case of a load of grain which is packed in sacks, the representative sample shall be obtained by taking equal portions of grain from evenly distributed parts of the load, so that-

(i) where the grain in a load is packed in five sacks or less, the contents of every sack are sampled;

(ii) where the grain in a load is packed in more than five sacks but less than 100 sacks, the contents of not less than five sacks are sampled;

(iii) where the grain in a load is packed in 100 sacks or more, the contents of not less than ten sacks are sampled:

Provided that—

A. where the quality of the grain contained in any one sack in a load of grain differs from the average quality of the grain in the load as a whole, the grain contained in that sack shall be graded separately;

B. where seed cotton of more than one class is packed in one container, the contents of such container shall be classified according to the lowest quality of seed cotton therein;

C. should otherwise undetectable trash due to mechanical harvesting or other cause be suspected, the whole contents of the requisite proportion of sacks shall be employed to determine the percentage of trash;

(b) in the case of a load of grain which is not packed in sacks, the representative sample shall be obtained by inserting a long probe or by thrusting the hand into the bulk of the load in several places so as fairly to represent the bulk. A minimum of seven uniformly distributed parts of the bulk shall be sampled. Individual bulk samples may be taken from a load to determine whether the grain is uniform in quality.

4. Working samples

A working sample shall be obtained by thoroughly mixing and quartering a representative sample obtained in the manner described in paragraph 3. For this purpose diagonally opposed quarters of the representative sample shall be rejected by means of an efficient mechanical divider until a working sample of the requisite weight has been obtained.

5. Order of grading procedure

For the purpose of determining the standards of quality and classification of a load of grain, the procedure described in the Part appropriate to the grain concerned shall be carried out in the sequence indicated.

PART II
MAIZE

6. Representative sample

A representative sample weighing not less than 1kg shall be taken in the manner described in paragraph 3.

7. Working sample

From the representative sample so obtained, a working sample weighing not less than 200 grammes shall then be obtained in the manner described in paragraph 4, and the precise weight of the working sample shall be determined.

8. Extraneous matter

Extraneous matter shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

9. Trash content

The trash content shall be determined by either of the following methods:

(a) in normal circumstances trash shall be removed from the working sample and weighed;

(b) when the trash content cannot be reliably determined by the use of the working sample, the whole contents of the number of bags prescribed in paragraph 3 shall be weighted on a duly assized bag scale. The trash shall then be removed from the contents of the bags and weighed on an Ohaus 4-in-1 Grading Scale, and the percentage shall be determined accordingly.

10. Chipped grain

Chipped grain shall then be removed from the working sample with the use of a No. 5 sieve and weighed.

11. Insect-damaged grain

Insect-damaged grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

12. Defective grain

Defective grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

13. Other coloured grain

Other coloured grain shall then be removed from the defective grain referred to in paragraph 12 and weighed.

14. Diseased grain

Diseased grain shall then be removed from the defective grain referred to in paragraph 12 and weighed.

15. Bushel weight

A special sample shall be taken from the representative sample and all extraneous matter shall be removed from it. The bushel weight shall then be determined by testing the special sample by means of the Ohaus 4-in-1 Grading Scale or such other method, no less accurate, as the Board may approve.

16. Replicate tests

Wherever detailed examination is necessary, at least two replicate tests shall be made and the average taken, the limit of variation in respect of the percentages of defective grain when comparing and averaging duplicate tests being calculated in accordance with the following table:

Percentage of Defective Grain	Limit of Variation
Up to 5 per cent	± 1 per cent
Over 5 per cent and up to 10 per cent	± 1.5 per cent
Over 10 per cent and up to 15 per cent	± 2 per cent
Over 15 per cent and up to 20 per cent	± 2.5 per cent

PART III
SHELLED GROUNDNUTS

17. Representative sample

A representative sample weighing not less than 1 kg shall be taken in the manner described in paragraph 3.

18. Working sample

From the representative sample so obtained, a working sample weighing not less than 200 grammes shall be obtained in the manner described in paragraph 4, and the precise weight of the working sample shall be determined.

19. Extraneous matter

Extraneous matter shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

20. Unshelled nuts

Unshelled nuts shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

21. Split grain

Split grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

22. Insect-damaged grain

Insect-damaged grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

23. Defective grain

Defective grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

24. Limit of Percentage of Defective Grain Variation

Wherever detailed examination is necessary, at least two replicate tests shall be made and the average taken, the limit of variation in respect of the percentage of defective grain when comparing and averaging duplicate tests being calculated in accordance with the following table:

Up to 5 per cent	± 1 per cent
Over 5 per cent and up to 10 per cent	± 1.5 per cent
Over 10 per cent and up to 15 per cent	± 2 per cent
Over 15 per cent and up to 20 per cent	± 2.5 per cent
Over 20 per cent and up to 25 per cent	± 3 per cent
Replicate tests

PART IV
UNSHELLED GROUNDNUTS

25. Representative sample

A representative sample weighing not less than 2.5 kg shall be taken in the manner described in paragraph 3 and weighed.

26. Extraneous matter

For the purposes of determining the percentage of extraneous matter, the extraneous matter, including any such matter which may be adhering to the shells or cortices, shall then be removed from the representative sample and weighed.

27. Shelled groundnuts

For the purposes of determining the percentage of shelled groundnuts, the shelled groundnuts shall then be removed from the representative sample, weighed and discarded.

28. Broken shells

For the purposes of determining the percentage of groundnuts with broken shells, such groundnuts shall then be removed from the representative sample and weighed.

29. Kernels

For the purposes of determining the percentage of kernels, the shells or cortices shall then be removed from the kernels of the groundnuts in the representative sample and shall be weighed and shall then be discarded.

30. Working sample

From the kernels obtained from the representative sample referred to in paragraph 29, a working sample weighing not less than 200 grammes shall then be obtained in the manner described in paragraph 4, and the precise weight of the working sample shall be determined.

31. Split grain

Split grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

32. Insect-damaged grain

Insect-damaged grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

33. Defective grain

Defective grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

34. …

Percentage of Defective Grain	Limit of Variation
Up to 5 per cent	± 1 per cent
Over 5 per cent and up to 10 per cent	± 1.5 per cent
Over 10 per cent and up to 15 per cent	± 2 per cent
Over 15 per cent and up to 20 per cent	± 2.5 per cent
Over 20 per cent and up to 25 per cent	± 3 per cent
Replicate tests

PART V
CANADIAN WONDER BEANS, HARICOT BEANS, MIXED BEANS, SUGAR BEANS, VELVET BEANS, COWPEAS, SOYA BEANS, SUNFLOWER SEED AND SUNNHEMP

35. Representative sample

A representative sample weighing not less than 2 lb. shall be taken in the manner described in paragraph 3.

36. Working sample

37. Extraneous matter

Extraneous matter as defined in regulation 4 shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

38. Damaged grain

Damaged grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

39. Dirty grain

Dirty grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

40. Immature grain

Immature grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

41. Other coloured grain

Other coloured grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

42. Split grain

Split grain shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

43. Limit of Percentage of Defective Grain Variation

Up to 5 per cent	± 1 per cent
Over 5 per cent and up to 10 per cent	± 1.5 per cent
Over 10 per cent and up to 15 per cent	± 2 per cent
Over 15 per cent and up to 20 per cent	± 2.5 per cent
Replicate tests

PART VI
SORGHUM

44. Representative sample

A representative sample weighing not less than 1 kg shall be taken in the manner described in paragraph 3.

45. Working sample

From the representative sample so obtained, a working sample weighing not less than 50 grammes shall be obtained in the manner described in paragraph 4, and the precise weight of the working sample shall be determined.

46. Extraneous matter

Extraneous matter as defined in regulation 4(3) shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

47. Insect-damaged sorghum

Insect-damaged sorghum shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

48. Other varieties

Other varieties shall then be removed from the working sample and weighed.

49. Defective sorghum

Defective sorghum as defined in regulation 3 shall then be removed and weighed.

50. Limit of Percentage of Defective Sorghum

Wherever detailed examination is necessary, at least two replicate tests shall be made and the average taken, the limit of variation in respect of the percentages of defective sorghum when comparing and averaging duplicate tests being calculated in accordance with the following table:

	Variation
Up to 5 per cent	± 2 per cent
Over 5 per cent and up to 10 per cent	± 2.5 per cent
Over 10 per cent and up to 15 per cent	± 3 per cent
Over 15 per cent and up to 20 per cent	± 3.5 per cent
Replicate tests

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) (TRADERS AND PROCESSORS) (REGISTRATION FEES) REGULATIONS, 1996

[Section 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration fees

SCHEDULE

SI 92 of 1996.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) (Traders and Processors) (Registration fees) Regulations.

2. Registration fees

The registration fees for traders and processors of designated commodities registering with the Food Reserve Agency shall be as set out in the Schedule.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

REGISTRATION FEE

	(Fee Units)
Marketing Season	111

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATION OF COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 1996

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designation of commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 93 of 1996.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the food Reserve (Designation of Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designation of commodities

The commodities set out in the Schedule have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 1996/97 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES: 1996/97 SEASON

1. Maize (White/Yellow);

2. Sorghum; and

3. Millet.

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) (STANDARD OF CONDUCT) REGULATIONS

[Section 16]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Power to inspect records

3. Trader or processor to provide agency with information

4. Prescribed forms

SCHEDULE

SI 94 of 1996,

SI 69 of 1997,

SI 61 of 2001,

SI 54 of 2002,

SI 56 of 2003,

SI 41 of 2004.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Standard of Conduct Regulations.

2. Power to inspect records

A registered trader or processor shall, prior to purchasing a designated commodity, inspect all relevant records to determine if—

(a) the farmer, trader of processor selling the designated commodity has previously pledged the commodity as security; or

(b) a charge or lien has been registered under the Agricultural Credits Act.

3. Trader or processor to provide agency with information

A trader or a processor registered as a dealer in a designated commodity, shall on a monthly basis, provide to the food Reserve Agency information regarding the stock of a designated commodity handled or held by the trader or processor during the period commencing 1st May, 2004 to 30th April, 2005.

[Reg 3 subs by reg 2 of SI 41 of 2004.]

4. Prescribed forms

The information referred to in regulation 3 above, shall be provided in the forms set out in the Schedule to these Regulations.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 4]

FOOD RESERVE AGENCY

Food Reserve Unit

MONTHLY REPORT ON TRADING ACTIVITIES FOR TRADERS IN DESIGNATED COMMODITIES

Reporting period: …………………………

Traders who deal in designated commodities are required to complete this form at the end of the month and send it to one of the addresses below.

Reports on trading activities are required for statistical purposes only, to enable the Food Reserve Agency to collect, analyse and disseminate marketing information for the benefit of producers, traders, processors and other market participants, and the help plan the Agency’s own marketing activities. The information provided will remain confidential. Any statistics that are publicised will be in the form of aggregated data.

Your co-operation is greatly appreciated.

NOTES:

– When filling in the forms, please provide data for the operating period only.

– Please specify the unit of measurement when indicating quantities (50 kg or 90 kg bags, or metric tonnes).

Name of organisation: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Food Reserve Agency registration number: …………………………………………………………………………

Address (physical location): ……………………………………………………………………………………………….

P.O. Box: ………………………………………………………… Tel. and Fax No:………………………………………

-Food Reserve Agency

-P.O. Box 34054, Lusaka

-Temporary Address: NRDC-Maize and Fertiliser Storage Project, Lusaka

-Choma, Regional Property Officer, offices at CIDA sheds, P.O. Box 630006

-Chipata, Regional Property Officer, PWD building, P.O. Box 510161

-Mkushi, Regional Property Officer, offices at CIDA sheds, P.O. Box 840170

-Kitwe, Regional Property Officer, offices at Kitwe silos, P.O. Box 20630

-Kasama, Regional Property Officer, offices at CIDA sheds, P.O. Box 410501

-Isoka, Regional Property Officer, offices at CIDA sheds, P.O. Box 440034

FORM 1

[Regulation 4]

1. Crop Purchases

Please indicate the quantities of designated commodities that your organisation purchased and the respective areas of purchase (province, district, country):

Commodity	Area of Purchase	Quantity purchased

2. Storage

Please indicate the quantities and location of designated commodities that you currently have in storage:

Commodity

3. Sales

Please indicate the quantities of designated commodities that you have marketed, and the type of buyer (e.g. industrial mill, hammer mill, international grain trader, local grain trader, brewery, stockfeed producer):

Commodity	Type of buyer	Quantity sold

4. Processing

If applicable, please indicate the approximate quantities of designated commodities that you have processed/milled during the reporting period.

Commodity	End product	Quantity processed

FOOD RESERVE (TRANSFER OF PROPERTY) ORDER

[Section 24]

Arrangement of Paragraphs

Paragraph

1. Title

2. Transfer of property

SCHEDULE

SI 145 of 1996,

SI 81 of 2001,

SI 101 of 2001.

1. Title

This Order may be cited as the Food Reserve (Transfer of Property) Order.

2. Transfer of property

(1) The properties listed in the Schedule to this Order shall be transferred from the Government to the Food Reserve Agency, on the publication of this Order.

(2) Notwithstanding sub-paragraph (1) the properties listed in Part IV of the Schedule to this Order are from the date of publication of this Order reverted to or transferred to the Government from the Food Reserve Agency.

[Para 2(2) ins by para 2 of SI 101 of 2001.]

SCHEDULE

[Paragraph 2]

PART I

(i) Bagging machines

Machine No.	Area	Allocation
NECU 9206	Dar-es-salaam (THA)*	01
NECU 9208	Dar-es-salaam (THA)*	01
NECU 9212	FRA, Lusaka	01
NECU 9214	FRA, Lusaka	01
NECU 9216	FRA, Lusaka	01
NECU 9218	FRA, Lusaka	01

(ii) Hoppers

Serial No.	Area	Allocation
NECU 9207	Dar-es-salaam (THA)*	01
NECU 9209	Dar-es-salaam (THA)*	01
NECU 9211	FRA, Lusaka	01
NECU 9213	FRA, Lusaka	01

(iii) Evacuators

Engine No.	Area	Allocation
	FRA, Lusaka	01
6VF-002390-8067-7721	FRA, Lusaka	01
6VA-098071-7063-7000	FRA, Lusaka	01
6VA-86653-7063-7000	FRA, Lusaka	01

PART II – SILO INFORMATION

Location	No. of Bins	Capacity 90kg Bag
	Inter	Mains	Inter	Mains	Plot No.
Chisamba	08	20	4000	12000	106
Kabwe (Natuseko)	08	20	4000	12000	F. 1879
Kitwe	11	24	2203	5440	2555
Lusaka	11	24	2203	5440	3283(8118)
Monze	11	24	2203	5440	227
Ndola (B/Mkubwa)	08	20	4000	12000	3087/3489

PART III – WEIGH BRIDGE

Area	Type One-way	Capacity 60tons	No.	Plot No.
Chingola	One-way	60tons	01	3037
Chisamba	Two-way	60tons	01	100
Chisamba	Two-way	60tons	01	100
Kabwe	One-way	60tons	01	F.1879
Kalomo	One-way	60tons	01	N/A
Livingstone	Two-way	60tons	01	1204
Lusaka	One-way	60tons	01	3283(8118)
Lusaka	One-way	60tons	03	3283(8118)
Mumbwa	Two-way	60tons	01	964
Ndola			01	3087/3489

PART IV – HOUSING UNITS AND FLATS

[Sch Part IV ins by para 3 of SI 101 of 2001.]

LUSAKA PROVINCE

Lusaka

1. Plot No. 4188, House No. 3, Lukasu Road, Rhodes Park

2. Plot No. 1417, House No. 41, Los Angel Road, Long-acres

3. Plot No. 1730, House No. 1, Mwambeshi Road, North-mead

4. Plot No. 1861, House No. 24, Wasakile Road, North-mead

5. Plot No. 145/F1 10a, House No. 1, Msonda Ngosa Road, Villa Elizabetha

6. Plot No. F441a, House No. 205, Kasangula Road, Roma

7. Plot No. 441a, House No. 73, Mutandwa Road, Roma

8. Plot No. 154/F284a, House No. 20, Broads Roads, Fairview

9. Plot No. 846, House No. 28A, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

10. Plot No. 471, House No. 10, Tito Road, Ridgeway

11. Plot No. 971, House No. 6, Ntoyo Road, Woodlands

12. Plot No. 2976, House No. 6. Ingwe Road, Woodland

13. Plot No. 1054, House No. 6, Makanta Close, Fairview

14. Plot No. F441a, House No. 106, Ngwazi Road, Roma

15. Plot No. A. 96/F737a, Vubu Road, Emmasdale

16. Plot No. 56, Independence Avenue, Lusaka Central

17. Plot No. 122/F284a, House No. 5, Lubambe Road, North-mead

18. Plot No. 1840, House No. 14, Lubambe Road, North-mead

19. Plot No. 4473, Zambezi Road, Roma

20. Plot No. 2143, House No. 20, Lubu Road, Long-acres

21. Plot No. 104/f284a, House No. 5, Omelo Mumba Road, Fairview

22. Plot No. 1177, House No. 4, Nyati close, Rhodes Park

23. Plot No. A/3/28/F396a, Makeni

24. Plot No. 964, House No. 11, Mushakashela Road, Woodlands

25. Plot No. 837, House No. 10, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

26. Plot No. 846, House No. 28B, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

27. Plot No. 1421, House No. 33, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

28. Plot No. B/96/F737a, Vubu Road, Emmasdale

29. Stand Nos. 9 and 10 of 4803, Salima Road, Matero, House Nos. 1-40

30. Plot No. 1463, House No. 2, Mungulube Road, North-mead

31. Plot No. 3824, Manda Hill Road, Olympia Park

32. Plot No. 5074, House No. 12, Drama Close, Kabwata, UTH Area

33. Plot No. 6901, House No. 4B, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

34. Plot No. 1768, House No. 8, Munawi Road, Industrial Area

35. Plot No. 6459, Saise Road, Long-acres (8 Flats)

36. Plot No. 1133, House No. 37, Church Road, Fairview (4 Flats)

37. Plot No. 6055, Sibweni Road, North-mead (3 Flats)

38. Plot No. D/21/F377a, Sable Road, Kabulonga (8 Flats)

39. Plot No. 6099, Chitemene Road, North-mead (7 Flats)

40. Plot No. 6075, Chitemene Road, North-mead (2 Flats)

41. Plot No. 6062, Chitemene Road, North-mead (6 Flats)

42. Plot No. 160/F248a, Mulimbwa Close, Fairview (2 Flats)

43. Plot No. 836, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park (2 Flats)

44. Plot No. RE/72/F11a, Chisango Road, Villa Elizabetha (6 Flats)

45. Plot No. 145/F110a, Musonda Ngosa Road, Villa Elizabetha (6 Flats)

46. Plot No. C.4/F737a, Zungulu Road, Emmasdale (5 Flats)

47. Plot No. A/21/F873a, Bothas Rust Road, Lusaka West (4 Flats)

48. Plot No. A/25/F873a, Bothas Rust Road, Lusaka West (4 Flats)

COPPERBELT

Ndola

1. Plot No. 941T, House No. 5, Liteta drive, Itawa

2. Plot No. ER22, House No. 2, Mupundu Road, Kansenshi

3. Plot No. Y2A, A67, House No. 11, Kampala Road, North-rise

4. Plot No. Y2A, A52, House No. 35, Kalewa Road, North-rise

5. Plot No. 3111, Macha Road, North-rise

6. Plot No. 3470, Macha Road, North-rise

7. Plot No. 70, Kalungulungu Road, North-rise

8. Plot No. 3032, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

9. Plot No. 3034, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

10. Plot No. 3036, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

11. Plot No. 3038, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

12. Plot No. 3040, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

13. Plot No. 3042, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

14. Plot No. 3044, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

15. Plot No. 3046, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

16. Plot No. 3048, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

17. Plot No. 3050, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

18. Plot No. 3052, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

19. Plot No. 3052, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

20. Plot No. 261T, House No. 47, Chikola Street, Itawa

21. Plot No. Y2A, A68, House No. 9, Kampala Road, North-rise

22. Plot No. 3442, Tanzania Road, North-rise

23. Plot No. 3442 Kangere Road, North-rise

24. Plot No. 3443 Kangere Road, North-rise

25. Plot No. 3132, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

26. Plot No. 3134, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

27. Plot No. 3136, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

28. Plot No. 3138, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

29. Plot No. 3140, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

30. Plot No. 3142, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

31. Plot No. 3144, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

32. Plot No. 3146, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

33. Plot No. 3148, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

34. Plot No. 3150, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

35. Plot No. 3152, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

36. Plot No. 3154, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

37. Plot No. 71, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

38. Plot No. 72, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

39. Plot No. 70, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

Kitwe

1. Plot No. 0692, House No. 12, Paulo Close, Parklands

2. Plot No. 2966, House No. 6, Twalilwisha Crescent, Riverside

3. Plot No. 4290, Mpenzen Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

4. Plot No. 4292, Mpenzen Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

5. Plot No. 4293, Mpenzen Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

6. Plot No. 4294, Mpenzen Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

7. Plot No. 4295, Mpenzen Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

EASTERN PROVINCE

Chipata

1. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 1

2. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 2

3. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 3

4. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 4

5. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 5

6. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 6

7. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 7

8. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 8

9. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 9

10. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 10

11. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 11

12. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 12

13. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 13

14. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 14

15. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 15

16. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 16

17. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 17

18. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 18

19. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 19

20. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 20

21. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 21

22. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 22

23. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 23

23. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 24

25. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 25

26. S/D/2/A Depot House, Deport Road, House No. 26

27. Stand No. 8, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

28. Stand No. 23, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

29. Stand No. 8, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

30. Stand No. 26 House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

31. Stand No. 28, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

32. Stand No. 31, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

33. Stand No. 34, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

34. Stand No. 44, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

35. Stand No. 53, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

36. Stand No. 66, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

37. S/DRE/1/a/D25 St. Monica House, House No. 1

38. S/DRE/1/a/D25 St. Monica House, House No. 2

Katete

1. House No. A, Boma Road

2. House No. B. Boma Road

3. House No. C. Boma Road

Lundazi

1. Plot No. 141

2. Plot No. 142

3. Plot No. 143

LUAPULA PROVINCE

Mansa

1. Stand No. 414, House No. 1, off Chembe Road

2. Stand No. 414, House No. 2, off Chembe Road

3. Stand No. 414, House No. 3, off Chembe Road

4. Stand No. 487, House No. 280, Kaole Road

5. Stand No. 459, Off Chembe Road

6. Stand No. 837, House No. 1, Mansa-Sambya Road

7. Stand No. 837, House No. 6,Mansa-Sambya Road

8. Stand No. 837, House No. 14, Mansa-Sambya Road

9. Stand No. 837, House No. 18, Mansa-Sambya Road

10. Stand No. 837, House No. 19, Mansa-Sambya Road

11. Stand No. 837, House No. 20 Mansa-Sambya Road

12. Stand No. 837, House No. 21, Mansa-Sambya Road

13. Stand No. 837, House No. 29, Mansa-Sambya Road

Mwense

1. House No. 1, (Prefabricated House)

2. House No. 2, (Prefabricated House)

3. House No. 3, (Prefabricated House)

Kawambwa

1. House No. 250, Mushota Road

Samfya

1. Prefabricated house at Samfya Depot

Mazabuka

1. Plot No. 148, Lumumba Street

2. Plot No. 402, Omelo Street

Monze

1. Stand No. 63, Fairview Road

2. Stand No. 65, Fairview Road

3. Stand No. 68, Fairview Road

4. Stand No. 69, Fairview Road

5. Stand No. 76, Fairview Road

6. Stand No. 77, Fairview Road

7. Stand No. 160, Fairview Road

8. Stand No. 164, Fairview Road

9. Sixteen low cost 1 bed-roomed flats

Choma

1. House No. 8

2. House No. 408

3. Stand No. 25, Kalima Road

4. Stand No. 474, Macha Road

5. Stand No. 851, Monzuma Compound

6. Stand No. 852, Monzuma Compound

7. Stand No. 853, Monzuma Compound

Chisekesi

1. Stand No. 98

2. Stand No. 99

3. Stand No. 106

Pemba

1. Stand No. 49, House No. 487, Great North Road

Livingstone

1. Stand No. 1288, House No. 11, Kataba Lane

2. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65A

3. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65B

4. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65C

5. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65D

Mongu

1. Stand No. N21, Lewanika Road

2. Stand No. N22, Lewanika Road

3. Stand No. N23, Lewanika Road

4. Stand No. N24, Lewanika Road

5. Stand No. N25, Lewanika Road

6. Stand No. N28, Lewanika Road

7. Stand No. N29, Lewanika Road

8. Stand No. N30, Lewanika Road

9. Stand No. 308, Mongu-Lusaka Road

10. Stand No. 319, Mongu-Lusaka Road

11. Stand No. 320, Mongu-Lusaka Road

Kaoma

1. Two Houses along Yeta Road, Mulambwa Compound

2. Two medium cost houses in the Depot

3. One house near the market (convert from a commercial building)

Lukulu

1. House No. MC68

2. House No. MC70/L20A

NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE

Solwezi

1. Stand No. 378, House No. LB 1, Livanga Road

2. Stand No. 887, House No. 57, Kandundundu Road

3. Stand No. 888, House No. 58, Kandundundu Road

Mwinilunga

1. Stand No. 226, House No. 40

Zambezi

1. Plot No. 392

CENTRAL PROVINCE

1. Stand No. 557 House No. 2, Luapula Road

2. Stand No. 573, House No. 30, Luapula Road

3. Stand No. F1879 (twenty-four house), Natuseko Deport

4. Stand No. F1879, House No. 25, Natuseko Deport

5. Stand No. F1879, House No. 26, Natuseko Deport

6. Stand No. F1879, House No. 27, Natuseko Deport

Mkushi

1. Stand No. 489

2. Stand No. 490

Chisamba

1. Stand No. 20-(4 houses)

2. Stand No. 22-(1 houses)

3. Stand No. 98-(31 houses)

4. Stand No. 99-(27 houses)

Mumbwa

1. House in the Depot, Plot No. 192, Mumbwa Junction

2. House in the Depot, Plot No. 193, Mumbwa Junction

NORTHERN PROVINCE

Kasama

1. Plot No. 418, Lunzua Road (house)

2. Plot No. 693, Luwingu Road (house)

3. Plot No. 1177, Lukupa Road (House)

PART V

REHABILITATED STACKING MACHINES

Area	No.
Chadiza	01
Chambeshi	03
Chipata	05
Chisamba	03
Choma	01
Chongwe	01
Isoka	04
Kaoma	03
Kapiri-Mposhi	03
Kasama	04
Katete	02
Lundazi	03
Lusaka	07
Mansa	03
Mbala	02
Mkushi	11
Mongu	02
Mpika	02
Mtilizi	02
Mumbwa	05
Mwachisompola	01
Nakonde, Mwenzo	01
Ndola (Bwana Mkubwa)	05
Petauke	01
Serenje	04
Sinda	02
Thendere	02
TOTAL MACHINES	83

PART VI – NEW STACKING MACHINES (MANUFACTURED 1991-1994)

Area	No.
FRA’s premises	04
Lusaka	01
Ndola (Bwana Mkubwa)	04
Ndola (Bwana Mkubwa)	01
Proto-Type machine
TOTAL STACKING MACHINES	19

PART VII – DEPOT OFFICES AND ANCILLARY BUILDINGS

Region	District/Depot	Office Block	Canteen	Clinic	Toilet Block	Others

Southern	Livingstone (Plot 1204)	02	01	–	–	–
	Kalomo (Station Depot)	02	–	–	–	–
	Kalomo (JICA complex)	01	–	–	–	–
	Chiyobola	02	–	–	–	–
	Chilala	01	–	–	–	–
	Muchila	01	–	–	–	–
	Choma (Main)	02	–	–	–	–
	Choma (CIDA Complex)	01	–	–	01	Pump house
	Pemba	01	–	–	–	–
	Mapanza	01	–	–	–	–
	Chitongo	01	–	–	–	–
	Kabulamwanda	01	01	–	–	03 classrooms
	Namwala	01	–	–	–	–
	Gwembe	01	–	–	–	–
	Monze	01	–	01	–	01 workshop
	Kaleya	02	–	–	–	–
	Mazabuka Main	02	–	–	–	10 workshop
	Chakola	01	–	–	–	01 workshop
						combined with office block
						–
	Nega Nega	01	–	–	–
						–
Western	Kaoma Main	01	–	–	01	01
	Mongu Main	01	–	–	–
						–
Lusaka	Mumbwa Junction	01	–	–	01	01
	Mumbwa Main	–	–	–	–	01
	Chisamba	01	–	–	01	–
	Lusaka Grains	02	01	–	–	–
	Lusaka CIDA complex	02	–	01	02	01 workshop
	ZCF – TED (Plot 7419)	01	–	01	–	02 warehouses

	ZCF PROPERTIES					–
	(Plot 4789)	02	–	–	01	01 showstand
	Showgrounds (Plot 1293)	01	–	01	–
						–
Central	Mwachisompola	–	–	–	–	–
	Liteta	–	–	–	–	–
	Natuseko	01	01	01	01	01 shop
	Kabwe (Plot 631)	01	–	–	–
	Kapiri Mposhi					–
	(Plot 1294/a/F.23.5C)	02	–	–	–	–
	Musofu	–	–	–	–	–
	Serenje	01	–	–	–	01 Water tank and Pump house
	Mkushi (CIDA) (Plot 1637)	01	–	–	–
						–

	Mkushi Main	02	–	–	–	01 Water tank Pump house
						–
Eastern	Chipata (Alimi)	01	01	10	01	Water tank
	Lundazi (CIDA)	01	–	–	–	–
	Lundazi (Main)	01	–	–	–	Borehole/Tank
	Petauke	01	–	–	01	Borehole/Tank
	Katete Main	01	–	–	01	–
	Katete (CIDA)	01	–	–	01
	Sinda	01	–	–	01	01 workshop
	Chadiza	01	–	–	01	–
						–
Copperbelt Norh-Western and	Bwana Mkubwa	02	01	01	–	Borehole/water tank
	Chambeshi	01	01	01	–	–
Luapula	Kitwe Main	01	01	–	–	–
	Chingola	01	–	–	01	–
						–
	Solwezi Main	02	–	–	01	–
	Solwezi (CIDA)	01	–	–	01	–
	Kasempa	01	–	–	–	–
	Kabompo	01	–	–	–
	Mufumbwe	01	–	–	–	01 showstand
	Mansa (Plot 350)	01	01	–	01
	Samfya	01	–	–	–	01 shop
	Ndola (Trade Fair)					01 showstand
	(Plot 2735)	–	–	–	–
	Ndola (Buseko Ave.)					–
Northern	(Plot 225)	–	–	–	–	–
	Kitwe (Showgrounds-U/K)	–	–	–	–	01 supermarket
						–
	Kasama (NORAD)	01	–	–	–	–
	Kasama (CIDA)	01	–	–	01	–
	Kasama (Main)	04	–	–	–	–
	Mpika (NORAD)	01	–	–	–	01
	Isoka (CIDA)	01	–	–	01
	Isoka (Kapwila)	01	–	–	–
	Nakonde (Mwenzo)	01	–	–	–
	Mbala	01	–	–	01

PART VIII

HOUSING UNITS AND FLATS

LUSAKA PROVINCE LUSAKA.

1. Plot No. 4188, House No. 3, Lukasu Road, Rhodes Park

2. Plot No. 1417, House No. 41, Los Angeles Road, Longacres

3. Plot No. 1730, House No. 1, Mwambeshi Road, Northmead

4. Plot No. 1861, House No. 24, Wusakile Road, Northmead

5. Plot No. 145/F110a, House No. 1, Musonda Ngosa Road, Villa Elizabetha

6. Plot No. F441a, House No. 205, Kasangula road, Roma

7. Plot No. 441a, House No. 73, Mutandwa Road, Roma

8. Plot No. 154/F284a, House No. 20, Broads Road, Fairview

9. Plot No. 846, House No. 28A, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

10. Plot No. 4971, House No. 10, Tito Road, Ridgeway

11. Plot No. 971, House No. 6, Ntoyo Road, Woodlands

12. Plot No. 2976, No. 6, Ingwee Road, Woodlands

13. Plot No. 1054, House No. 6, Makanta Close, Fairview

14. Plot No. F441a, House No. 106, Ngwezi Road, Roma

15. Plot No. A/96/F737a, Vubu Road, Emmasdale

16. Plot No. 56, Independence Avenue, Lusaka Central

17. Plot No. 122/F284a, House No. 5, Nambala Close, Fairview

18. Plot No. 1840, House No. 14, Lubambe Road, Northmead

19. Plot No. 4473, Zambezi Road, Roma

20. Plot No. 2143, House No. 20, Lubu Road, Longacres

21. Plot No. 104/F284a, House No. 5, Omelo Mumba Road, Fairview

22. Plot No. 1177, House No. 4, Nyati Close, Rhodes Park

23. Plot No. A/3/28/F396a, Makeni

24. Plot No. 964, House No. 11, Mushakashela Road, Woodlands

25. Plot No. 837, House No. 10, Lagos Road, Rhodes park

26. Plot No. 846, House No. 28B, Lagos Road, Rhodes park

27. Plot No. 1421, House No. 33, Los Angeles Road, Longacres

28. Plot No. B/96/F737a, Vubu Road, Emmasdale

29. Stand No. 9 and 10 of 4803, Salima Road, Matero, House Nos 1-40

30. Plot No. 1463, House No. 2, Mwalule Road, Northmead

31. Plot No. 3824, Manda Hill Road, Olympia park

32. Plot No. 5074, House No. 12, Dama Close, Kabwata, UTH Area

33. Plot No. 6901, House No. 4B, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

34. Plot No. 1768, House No. 8, Mungwi Road, Industrial Area

35. Plot No. 6459, Saise Road, Longacres (8 flats)

36. Plot No. 1133, No. 37 Church Road, Fairview (4 flats)

37. Plot No. 6055, Sibweni Road, Northmead (3 flats)

38. Plot No. D/21/F377a, Sable Road, Kabulonga (8 flats)

39. Plot No. 6099, Chitemene Road, Northmead (7 flats)

40. Plot No. 6075, Chisokone Road, Northmead (2 flats)

41. Plot No. 6062, Chitemene Road, Northmead (6 flats)

42. Plot No. 160/F284a, Mlombwa Close, Fairview (2 flats)

43. Plot No. 836, Lagos Road, Rhodes Park

44. Plot No. RE/72/F110a, Chishango Road, Villa Elizabetha (6 flats)

45. Plot No. 145/F110a, Musonda Ngosa Road, Villa Elizabetha (2 flats)

46. Plot No. C/4/F737a, Zungulu Road, Emmasdale (5 flats)

47. Plot No. A/21/F873a, Bothas Rust Road, Lusaka West (4 flats)

48. Plot No. A/25/F873a, Bothas Rust Road, Lusaka West (4 flats)

COPPERBELT PROVINCE NDOLA

1. Plot No. 941T, House No. 5, Liteta Drive, Itawa

2. Plot No. ER22, House No. 25, Mupundu Road, Kansenshi

3. Plot No. Y2A, A67, House No. 11, Kampala Road, Northrise

4. Plot No. Y2A, A52, House No. Kalewa Road, Northrise

5. Plot No. 3111, Macha Road, Northrise

6. Plot No. 3470, Macha Road, Northrise

7. Plot No. 70, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

8. Plot No. 3032, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

9. Plot No. 3034, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

10. Plot No. 3036, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

11. Plot No. 3038, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

12. Plot No. 3030, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

13. Plot No. 3042, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

14. Plot No. 3044, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

15. Plot No. 3046, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

16. Plot No. 3048, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

17. Plot No. 3050, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

18. Plot No. 3052, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

19. Plot No. 3054, Shoelela Road, Ndeke Township

20. Plot No. 2691T, House No. 47, Chikola Street, Northrise

21. Plot No. Y2A, A68, House No. 9, Kampala Road, Northrise

22. Plot No. 3432, Tanzania Road, Northrise

23. Plot No. 3442, Kangere Road, Northrise

24. Plot No. 3443, Kangere Road, Northrise

25. Plot No. 3132, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

26. Plot No. 3134, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

27. Plot No. 3136, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

28. Plot No. 3138, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

29. Plot No. 3140, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

30. Plot No. 3142, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

31. Plot No. 3144, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

32. Plot No. 3146, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

33. Plot No. 3148, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

34. Plot No. 3150, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

35. Plot No. 3152, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

36. Plot No. 3154, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

37. Plot No. 71, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

38. Plot No. 72, Kalungulungu Road, Ndeke Township

KITWE

1. Plot No. 0692, House No. 12, Paulo Close, Parklands

2. Plot No. 2966, House No. 6, Twalilwisha Crescent, Riverside

3. Plot No. 4290, Mpenzeni Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

4. Plot No. 4292, Mpenzeni Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

5. Plot No. 4293, Mpenzeni Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

6. Plot No. 4294, Mpenzeni Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

7. Plot No. 4295, Mpenzeni Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

8. Plot No. 4296, Mpenzeni Street, Kwacha East, Riverside

EASTERN PROVINCE CHIPATA

1. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 1

2. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 2

3. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 3

4. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 4

5. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 5

6. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 6

7. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 7

8. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 8

9. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 9

10. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 10

11. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 11

12. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 12

13. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 13

14. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 14

15. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 15

16. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 16

17. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 17

18. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 18

19. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 19

20. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 20

21. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 21

22. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 22

23. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 23

24. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 24

25. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 25

26. S/D/2/A Depot House, Depot Road, House No. 26

27. Stand No. 8, House No. 19, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

28. Stand No. 23, House No. 34, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

29. Stand No. 26, House No. 40, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

30. Stand No. 28, House No. 42, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

31. Stand No. 31, House No. 45, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

32. Stand No. 34, House No. 48, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

33. Stand No. 44, House No. 58, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

34. Stand No. 53, House No. 70, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

35. Stand No. 66, House No. 71, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

36. Stand No. 83, House No. 83, Hollywood Road, Kapata Compound

37. S/D/RE/1/a/D25 St Monica, House No. 1

38. S/D/RE/1/a/D25 St Monica, House No. 2

KATETE

1. House No. A, Boma Road

2. House No. B, Boma Road

3. House No. C, Boma Road

LUNDAZI

1. Plot No. 141

2. Plot No. 142

3. Plot No. 143

LUAPULA PROVINCE MANSA

1. Stand No. 414, House No. 1, off Chembe Road

2. Stand No. 414, House No. 2, off Chembe Road

3. Stand No. 414, House No. 3, off Chembe Road

4. Stand No. 487, House No. 280, Kaole Road

5. Stand No. 459, off Chembe Road

6. Stand No. 837, House No. 1, Mansa-Samfya Road

7. Stand No. 842, House No. 6, Mansa-Samfya Road

8. Stand No. 850, House No. 14, Mansa-Samfya Road

9. Stand No. 854, House No. 18, Mansa-Samfya Road

10. Stand No. 855, House No. 19, Mansa-Samfya Road

11. Stand No. 856, House No. 20, Mansa-Samfya Road

12. Stand No. 857, House No. 121, Mansa-Samfya Road

13. Stand No. 865, House No. 29, Mansa-Samfya Road

MWENSE

1. House No. 1, (prefabricated house)

2. House No. 2, (prefabricated house)

3. House No. 3, (prefabricated house)

KAWAMBWA

House No. 250, Mushota Road

SAMFYA

Prefabricated house at Samfya Depot

SOUTHERN PROVINCE

MAZABUKA

1. Plot No. 148, Lumumba Street

2. Plot No. 402, Omelo Street

MONZE

1. Stand No. 63, Fairview Road

2. Stand No. 65, Fairview Road

3. Stand No. 68, Fairview Road

4. Stand No. 69, Fairview Road

5. Stand No. 76, Fairview Road

6. Stand No. 77, Fairview Road

7. Stand No. 160, Fairview Road

8. Stand No. 164, Fairview Road

9. Sixteen low cost 1 bedroomed flats

CHOMA

1. House No. 8

2. House No. 408

3. Stand No. 25, Kalima road

4. Stand No. 474, Macha Road

5. Stand No. 851, Monzuma Compound

6. Stand No. 852, Monzuma Compound

7. Stand No. 853, Monzuma Compound

CHISEKESI

1. Stand No. 98

2. Stand No. 99

3. Stand No. 106

PEMBA

Stand No. 46, House No. 487, Great North Road

LIVINGSTONE

1. Stand No. 1288, House No. 11, Kataba Lane

2. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65A

3. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65B

4. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65C

5. Stand No. 2609, Limulunga Road, Flat No. 65D

WESTERN PROVINCE

MONGU

1. Stand No. N21, Lewanika Road

2. Stand No. N22, Lewanika Road

3. Stand No. N23, Lewanika Road

4. Stand No. N24, Lewanika Road

5. Stand No. N25, Lewanika Road

6. Stand No. N28, Lewanika Road

7. Stand No. N29, Lewanika Road

8. Stand No. N30, Lewanika Road

9. Stand No. 308, Mongu-Lusaka Road

10. Stand No. 319, Mongu-Lusaka Road

11. Stand No. 320, Mongu-Lusaka Road

KAOMA

1. Two house along Yeta Road, Mulambwa Compound

2. Tow medium cost houses in the Depot

3. One house near the market (converted from a commercial building)

LUKULU

1. House No. MC68

2. House No. MC70/L 20A

NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCE

SOLWEZI

1. Stand 378, House No. LB 1, Livanga Road

2. Stand 887, House No. 57, Kandundundu Road

3. Stand 888, House No. 58, Kandundundu Road

MWINILUNGA

Stand 226, House No. 40

ZAMBEZI

Plot No. 392

CENTRAL-PROVINCE

KABWE

1. Stand No. 557, House No. 2, Luapula Road

2. Stand No. 573, House No. 30, Luapula Road

3. Stand No. F1879 (twenty-four houses), Natuseko Depot

4. Stand No. F1879, House No. 25, Natuseko Depot

5. Stand No. F1879, House No. 26, Natuseko Depot

6. Stand No. F1879, House No. 27, Natuseko Depot

MUKUSHI

1. Stand No. 489

2. Stand No. 490

CHSAMBA

1. Stand No. 20-(4 houses)

2. Stand No. 22-(1 houses)

3. Stand No. 98-(31 houses)

4. Stand No. 99-(27 houses)

MUMBWA

1. House in the Depot, Plot 192, Mumbwa junction

2. House in the Depot, Plot 193, Mumbwa junction

NORTHERN-PROVINCE

KASAMA

1. Plot 418, Lunzua Road (house)

2. Plot 683, Luwingu Road (house)

3. Plot 1177, Lukupa Road (house)

PART IX

AGRICULTURAL STORAGE FACILITIES

Code prov	District	Depot	Location	Facility Type	Cap.(MT)
1001 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	Australian	1,680
1002 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	Australian	1,680
1003 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	Australian	1,680
1004 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1005 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1006 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1007 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1008 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1009 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1010 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1011Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1012 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1013 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
1014 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	DMC	38,000
1015 Lsk	Lusaka	Fert. Complex	Urban	DMC	38,000
1016 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Australian	1,680
1017 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	DMC	6,150
1018 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	DMC (OPEN)	6,150
1019 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	EEC	6,200
1020 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	GMB	1,250
1021 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	GMB	320
1022 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab A	5,000
1023 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab B	5,000
1024 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab C	5,000
1025 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab D	5,000
1026 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab E	4,600
1027 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab F	720
1028 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab G	1,000
1029 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab H	1,000
1030 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab I	1,000
1031 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab J	700
1032 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Slab K	500
1033 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	DMC	49
1034 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Store
1035 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot	Urban	Fumigation Shed	49
1036 Lsk	Lusaka	Grains Depot.	Urban	GMB	6,150
1037 Lsk			R. Rural
1301 Lsk	Kafue	Chiawa	R. Rural	DMC	20
1302 Lsk	Kafue	Mungu	R. Rural	DMC	45
1303 Lsk	Kafue	Tusole	Urban	Slab	5,400
1401 Lsk	Chongwe	Chongwe	Urban.	EEC	1,800
1402 Lsk	Chongwe	Chongwe	Rural	Slab	2,160
1403 Lsk	Chongwe	Rufunsa	R. Rural	DMC	1,080
1404 Lsk	Chongwe	Shikabeta	R. Rural	DMC	500
1501 Lsk	Luangwa	Chitope	R. Rural	DMC	100
1502 Lsk	Luangwa	Mpuka	R. Rural	DMC	1,080
2001 CP	Kabwe	Chakwankwa	Rural	Slab	3,150
2002 CP	Kabwe	Kabwe East	Urban	Minestone	2,250
2003 CP	Kabwe	Kasavasa	Urban	Slab	16,200
2004 CP	Kabwe	KUDCU HQ	Urban	DMC	7,650
2005 CP	Kabwe	KUDCU HQ	P. Urban	DMC	7,650
2006 CP	Kabwe	Mwachisompola	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
2007 CP	Kabwe	Mwachisompola	P. Urban	EEC	900
2008 CP	Kabwe	Mwachisompola	P. Urban	EEC	1,800
2009 CP	Kabwe	Mwachisompola	Urban	Slab	900
2010 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	Australian	1,680
2011 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	CIDA (F) A	3,500
2012 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	CIDA (F) B	3,500
2013 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	Slab A	5,700
2014 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	Slab B	1,500
2015 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	Slab C	3,000
2016 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	Slab D	5,700
2017 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	Slab E	5,000
2018 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Urban	Slab F	900
2019 CP	Kabwe	Natuseko	Rural	Slab G	750
2020 CP	Kabwe	Lifwambula	Rural	DMC	100
2020 CP	Kabwe	Lifwambula	Rural	EEC	765
2020 CP	Kabwe	Lifwambula	Rural	Slab	900
2021CP	Kabwe	Kapopo	Rural	EEC	900
2021CP	Kabwe	Liteta	Rural	EEC	1,800
2022 CP	Kabwe	Masaka	Rural	Slab	900
2023 CP	Kabwe	Masaka	Rural	Slab	900
2024 CP	Kabwe	Kasavasa	Rural	Slab	900
2025 CP	Kabwe	Kasavasa	Rural	Slab	900
2026 CP	Kabwe	Kasavasa	Rural	Slab	900
2027 CP	Kabwe	Kasavasa	Urban	Slab	900
2101 CP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	DMC (OPEN)	364
2102 CP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	Slab	2,000
2103 CP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	Slab	3,200
2104 CP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	Slab	3,200
2105 CP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	Slab	3,200
2106 CP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	Slab	3,200
2107 CP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	Slab	6,000
2108 LCP	Kapiri Mposhi	Kapiri Mposhi	Urban	Slab	10,000
2201 LCP	Chibombo	Chisamba	Urban	DMC (OPEN)	2,250
2202 LCP	Chibombo	Chisamba	Urban	DMC (L)	8,500
2203 LCP	Chibombo	Chisamba	Urban	DMC (S)	2,600
2204 LCP	Chibombo	Chisamba	Urban	Slab A	10,500
2205 LCP	Chibombo	Chisamba	Urban	Slab B	9,000
2206 LCP	Chibombo	Chisamba	Urban	Slab C	5,500
2207 LCP	Chibombo	Chisamba	P.Urban	Slab D	5,200
2301 CP	Mkushi	Chalata	P.Urban	DMC	5,400
2302 CP	Mkushi	Chibwe	P.Urban	DMC	765
2303 CP	Mkushi	Chibwe	P.Urban	EEC	4,500
2304 CP	Mkushi	Chibwe	P.Urban	Slab	4,500
2305 CP	Mkushi	Chipuluka	P.Urban	Minestone	4,500
2306 CP	Mkushi	Kakwelesa	P.Urban	EEC	765
2307 CP	Mkushi	Kakwelesa	P.Urban	Slab	900
2308 CP	Mkushi	Lunchu	P.Urban	EEC	765
2309 CP	Mkushi	Lunchu-B	P.Urban	Slab	900
2310 CP	Mkushi	Likumbi	P.Urban	Minestone	2,250
2311 CP	Mkushi	Mansansa	P.Urban	Australian	1,680
2312 CP	Mkushi	Mansansa	P.Urban	Australian	1,680
2313 CP	Mkushi	Mansansa	P.Urban	Australian	1,680
2314 CP	Mkushi	Mansansa	Urban	JICA	5,000
2315 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
2316 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
2317 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
2318 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
2319 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
2320 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
2321 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
2322 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
2323 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
2324 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
2325 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi junction	P.Urban	DMC	1,800
2326 CP	Mkushi	Makafu	P.Urban	EEC	765
2327 CP	Mkushi	Makafu	P.Urban	Slab	900
2328 CP	Mkushi	Musofu	P.Urban	EEC	765
2329 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi-Main	P.Urban	Slab	5,400
2330 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi-Main	P.Urban	Slab	2,160
2331 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi-Main	P.Urban	Slab	2,160
2332 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi-Main	P.Urban	Slab	2,160
2333 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi-Main	P.Urban	Slab	2,160
2334 CP	Mkushi	Mkushi-Main	P.Urban	Slab	2,160
2401 CP	Serenje	Chalilo	P.Urban	Minestone	2,250
2402 CP	Serenje	Kanona	P.Urban	DMC	900
2403 CP	Serenje	Kanona	P.Urban	Minestone	2,250
2404 CP	Serenje	Kanona	Rural	Slab	1,350
2405 CP	Serenje	Mulilima	Rural	DMC	990
2406 CP	Serenje	Mulilima	Urban	Slab	1,350
2407 CP	Serenje	Serenje-Main	Urban	Slab	1,980
2408 CP	Serenje	Serenje-Main	R. Urban	Slab	2,700
2501 LCP	Mumbwa	Kasubwe	P. Urban	Slab	27,000
2502 LCP	Mumbwa	Mavule	Urban	Minestone	2,250
2503 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-junction	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
2504 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-junction	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
2505 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-junction	Urban	EEC	1,800
2506 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-junction	Urban	JICA	5,000
2507 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-Main	Urban	DMC (Open)	1,800
2508 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-Main	Urban	Slab A	3,000
2509 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-Main	Urban	Slab B	1,200
2510 LCP	Mumbwa	Mumbwa-Main	P. Urban	Slab C	3,000
2511 LCP	Mumbwa	Mwachisompola	P. Urban	Minestone	1,800
2512 LCP	Mumbwa	Mwachisompola	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
2513 LCP	Mumbwa	Nampundwe	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
2514 LCP	Mumbwa	Shibuyunji	R. Rural	EEC	1,800
2515 LCP	Mumbwa	Sichibo	R. Rural	DMC	450
2516 LCP	Mumbwa	Sichibo	Rural	Minestone	2,250
3001 SP	Choma	Chilumbwe	Urban	DMC	3,150
3002 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3003 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3004 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3005 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3006 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3007 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3008 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3009 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3010 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3011 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3012 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3013 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3014 SP	Choma	Choma Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3015 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	DMC	4,000
3016 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3017 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	4,500
3018 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3019 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3020 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	4,500
3021 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3022 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	3,500
3023 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3024 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3025 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	3,150
3026 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3027 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	3,500
3028 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3029 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	3,500
3030 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3031 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	Urban	Slab	2,400
3032 SP	Choma	Choma-Main	R. Rural	Slab	2,400
3033 SP	Choma	Kabanje	Rural	Minestone	2,250
3034 SP	Choma	Mapanza	Rural	DMC	2,500
3035 SP	Choma	Mapanza	Rural	Slab	7,700
3036 SP	Choma	Mapanza	R. Rural	Slab	6,750
3037 SP	Choma	Masuku	Rural	Minestone	2,250
3038 SP	Choma	Mbalala	P. Urban	EEC	2,813
3039 SP	Choma	Mboole	P. Urban	DMC	3,750
3040 SP	Choma	Namuswa	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
3041 SP	Choma	Pemba	P. Urban	DMC	1,800
3042 SP	Choma	Pemba	P. Urban	DMC	11,400
3043 SP	Choma	Pemba	P. Urban	Slab	9,000
3044 SP	Choma	Pemba	P. Urban	Slab	5,300
3045 SP	Choma	Pemba	P, Urban	Slab	5,300
3046 SP	Choma	Pemba	Rural	Slab	13,000
3047 SP	Choma	Sibanyati	Rural	Minestone	2,250
3048 SP	Choma	Chipande	R. Rural	DMC	49
3101 SP	Mazabuka	Chakola	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3102 SP	Mazabuka	Chikuni	R. Rural	Slab	180
3103 SP	Mazabuka	Chivuna	Urban	Minestone	2,250
3104 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3105 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3106 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3107 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3108 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	2,146
3109 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	9,000
3110 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	2,146
3111 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	2,146
3112 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	2,146
3113 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	450
3114 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	2,146
3115 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	Urban	Slab	2,146
3116 SP	Mazabuka	Kaleya	P. Urban	Slab	13,500
3117 SP	Mazabuka	Mbiya	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3118 SP	Mazabuka	Malabo	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3119 SP	Mazabuka	Malabo	Urban	Slab	3,150
3120 SP	Mazabuka	Mazabuka-Main	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3121 SP	Mazabuka	Mazabuka-Main	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3122 SP	Mazabuka	Mazabukai-Main	Urban	DMC	19,500
3123 SP	Mazabuka	Mazabuka-Main	Urban	Slab	4,000
3124 SP	Mazabuka	Mazabuka-Main	R. Rural	Slab	2,430
3125 SP	Mazabuka	Mwanachingwala	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3126 SP	Mazabuka	Nega Nega	R. Rural	DMC	450
3127 SP	Mazabuka	Nega Nega	R. Rural	Slab	180
3128 SP	Mazabuka	Munenga	R. Rural	DMC	97
3129 SP	Mazabuka	Siyoowi	R. Rural	DMC	360
3130 SP	Mazabuka	Kalama	R. Rural	DMC	97
3131 SP	Mazabuka	Naleza	P. Urban	DMC	49
3132 SP	Mazabuka	Magoye-A	P. Urban	DMC	97
3132 SP	Mazabuka	Magoye-B	R. Rural	DMC	49
3133 SP	Mazabuka	Chivuna	R. Rural	DMC	97
3134 SP	Mazabuka	Malabo	R. Rural	DMC	2,000
3135 SP	Mazabuka	Malabo	R. Rural	Slab	2,400
3136 SP	Mazabuka	Malabo	R. Rural	Slab	2,400
3137 SP	Mazabuka	Malabo	R. Rural	Slab	2,400
3138 SP	Mazabuka	Chikombola	R. Rural	LPU	5,000
3139 SP	Mazabuka	Nameembo	Rural	LPU	5,000
3140 SP	Monze	Nameembo	Rural	DMC	32
3141 SP	Monze	Chiziyo	P. Urban	DMC	32
3201 SP	Monze	Bweengwa	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
3202 SP	Monze	Chivuna	P. Urban	DMC	720
3203 SP	Monze	Chisekesi	P. Urban	DMC	7,626
3204 SP	Monze	Chisekesi	Rural	Slab	4,500
3205 SP	Monze	Milele	Urban	Minestone	2,250
3206 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3207 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
3208 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3209 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3210 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3211 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
3212 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	DMC (ASB)	3,500
3213 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	DMC	3,500
3214 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	DMC	5,400
3215 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	Slab	4,500
3216 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	Slab	12,000
3217 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	Slab	18,000
3218 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Urban	Slab	5,400
3219 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Rural	Slab	15,000
3220 SP	Monze	Monze Complex	Rural	Slab	18,000
3221 SP	Monze	Njola	R. Rural	Minestone	2,500
3222 SP	Monze	Tambero	R. Rural	DMC	720
3223 SP	Monze	Munyenze	R. Rural	DMC	3,750
3224 SP	Monze	Munyenze	R. Rural	EEC	2,677
3225 SP	Monze	Munyenze	R. Rural	DMC	360
3226 SP	Monze	Lucenje	R. Rural	DMC	360
3227 SP	Monze	Hamusankwa	R. Rural	DMC	360
3228 SP	Monze	Katimba	R. Rural	DMC	97
3229 SP	Monze	Katimba	R. Rural	Slab	32
3230 SP	Monze	Katimba	R. Rural	Slab	32
3231 SP	Monze	Bbondo	R. Rural	DMC	49
3232 SP	Monze	Bbondo	R. Rural	Slab	32
3233 SP	Monze	Hamapande	R. Rural	DMC	360
3234 SP	Monze	Basanje	R. Rural	DMC	49
3235 SP	Monze	Basanje	R. Rural	Slab	32
3236 SP	Monze	Basanje	R. Rural	Slab	32
3237 SP	Monze	Lweeta	R. Rural	LPU	49
3238 SP	Monze	Lweeta	R. Rural	Slab	32
3239 SP	Monze	Nampeyo	R. Rural	DMC	292
3240 SP	Monze	Katyola	R. Rural	DMC	49
3241 SP	Monze	Ntambo	R. Rural	DMC	49
3242 SP	Monze	Chipembele		LPU	5,000
3302 SP
3303 SP			Urban
3304 SP	Kalomo	Kalomo Complex	Urban	JICA	5,000
3305 SP	Kalomo	Kalomo Complex		JICA	5,000
3306 SP			Urban
3308 SP	Kalomo	Kalomo R/Way St	Urban	DMC	2,500
3309 SP	Kalomo	Kalomo R/Way St	Urban	Slab	6,000
3310 SP	Kalomo	Kalomo R/Way St	Urban	Slab	2,500
3311 SP	Kalomo	Kalomo R/Way St	Urban	Slab	6,000
3312 SP	Kalomo	Kalomo R/Way St	R. Rural	Slab	6,000
3313 SP	Kalomo	Kauwe	R. Rural	Minestone	2,500
3314 SP	Kalomo	Makunka	R. Rural	Minestone	2,500
3315 SP	Kalomo	Mulanje	R. Rural	Minestone	2,500
3316 SP	Kalomo	Siamafumba	R. Rural	Minestone	2,500
3317 SP	Kalomo	Tara	R. Rural	Slab	3,325
3318 SP	Kalomo	Tara	R. Rural	Slab	3,325
3319 SP	Kalomo	Tara	R. Rural	Slab	3,325
3320 SP	Kalomo	Tara	R. Rural	Slab	3,325
3321 SP	Kalomo	Mulunje (B)	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3322 SP	Kalomo	Choonga	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3323 SP	Kalomo	Choonga	R. Rural	LPU	5,000
3324 SP	Kalomo	Siamafumba	R. Rural	LPU	5,000
3325 SP	Kalomo	Chiyobola	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3326 SP	Kalomo	Chilala	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3329 SP	Kalomo	Kasukwe	R. Rural	LPU	5,000
3330 SP	Kalomo	Sikaanga	R. Rural	LPU	5,000
3331 SP	Kalomo	Nguba	R. Rural	LPU	5,000
3332 SP	Kalomo	Mwiita	P. Rural	LPU	5,000
3333 SP	Kalomo	Zimba		LPU	5,000
3401 SP			Urban
3402 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	DMC	1,800
3403 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone		DMC	4,500
3404 SP
3405 SP			Urban
3406 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3407 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3408 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	25,480
3409 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	8,260
3410 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3411 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3412 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3413 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,500
3414 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3415 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3416 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	9,000
3417 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	4,560
3418 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	Urban	Slab	8,260
3419 SP	Livingstone	Livingstone	R. Rural	Slab	10,175
3501 SP	Namwala		R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3502 SP	Namwala		R. Rural	Slab	5,500
3503 SP	Namwala	Chitongo	R. Rural	Slab	5,500
3504 SP	Namwala	Chitongo	R. Rural	DMC	1,500
3505 SP	Namwala	Chitongo	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3506 SP	Namwala	Kabulamwanda	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3507 SP	Namwala	Muchila	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3508 SP	Namwala	Makaba	R. Rural	DMC	1,526
3509 SP	Namwala	Namakaka	R. Rural	EEC	2,677
3510 SP	Namwala	Namwala Main	R. Rural	DMC (OPEN)	49
3511 SP	Namwala	Namwala Main	R. Rural	DMC (OPEN)	49
3512 SP	Namwala	Kasiika	R. Rural	Slab	32
3601 SP	Gwembe	Ntondwe	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3602 SP	Gwembe	Ntondwe	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3603 SP	Gwembe	Lusitu	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3604 SP	Gwembe	Maamba	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
3605 SP	Gwembe	Sinazeze	R. Rural	DMC	49
3606 SP	Gwembe	Sinazeze	R. Rural	DMC (L)	49
3607 SP	Gwembe	Munyumbwe	P. Urban	DMC (S)	32
3608 SP	Gwembe	Sinazeze	P. Urban	LPU	5,000
3609 SP	Gwembe	Sinazeze	P. Urban	Slab	3,000
3610 SP	Gwembe	Gwembe	Urban	Slab	3,000
4001 C/B	Ndola	Gwembe	Urban	DMC	2,250
4002 C/B	Ndola	Gwembe	Urban	DMC (OPEN)	4,000
4003 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	DMC (OPEN)	5,000
4004 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	DMC (1/2)	7,500
4005 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	DMC (1/2)	7,500
4006 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4007 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4008 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4009 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4010 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4011 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4012 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4013 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4014 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4015 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	Urban	Slab	915
4016 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	R. Rural	Slab	915
4017 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	R. Rural	DMC	102
4018 C/B	Ndola	Bwana Mkubwa	R. Rural	Slab	270
4019 C/B	Ndola	Mkulungwe	R. Rural	DMC	87
4020 C/B	Ndola	Mkulungwe	R. Rural	DMC	100
4021 C/B	Ndola	Mutaba	R. Rural	DMC	120
4022 C/B	Ndola	Mutaba	R. Rural	Slab	129
4023 C/B	Ndola	Kutaba	R. Rural	Slab	227
4024 C/B	Ndola	Kutaba	R. Rural	DMC	154
4025 C/B	Ndola	Kutaba	R. Rural	Slab	183
4026 C/B	Ndola	Mishikishi	R. Rural	DMC	155
4027 C/B	Ndola	Mishikishi	R. Rural	Slab	225
4028 C/B	Ndola	Miyengwe	R. Rural	DMC	94
4029 C/B	Ndola	Miyengwe	R. Rural	DMC	89
4030 C/B	Ndola	Nyenyezi	R. Rural	DMC	89
4031 C/B	Ndola	Kashitu	R. Rural	DMC	89
4032 C/B	Ndola	Mpongwe	R. Rural	DMC	89
4033 C/B	Ndola	Ndubeni	R. Rural	DMC	89
4034 C/B	Ndola	Kashiba	R. Rural	DMC	89
4035 C/B	Ndola	Machiya	R. Rural	Slab	89
4036 C/B	Ndola	Mwinuna	R. Rural	DMC	89
4037 C/B	Ndola	Mwinuna	R. Rural	Slab	89
4038 C/B	Ndola	Kalunkhumya Kalunkhumya	R. Rural	DMC	89
4039 C/B	Ndola	Masaiti	R. Rural	Slab	89
4040 C/B	Ndola	Masaiti	R. Rural	DMC	89
4041 C/B	Ndola	Kafulafuta	R. Rural	DMC	89
4042 C/B	Ndola	Kafulafuta	R. Rural	DMC	89
4043 C/B	Ndola	Kafubu Block	R. Rural	Slab	89
4044 C/B	Ndola	Kafubu Block	Urban	Slab	89
4201 C/B	Kitwe	Mikata	Urban	Australian	1,650
4202 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	JICA	5,000
4203 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	JICA	5,000
4204 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	5,000
4205 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	5,000
4206 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	5,000
4207 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	5,000
4208 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	9,000
4209 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	5,500
4210 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	10,087
4211 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	Urban	Slab	5,000
4212 C/B	Kitwe	Chambeshi	P. Urban	Slab	9,000
4701 C/B	Chingola	Chambeshi	P. Urban	JICA	5,000
4702 C/B	Chingola	Chingola	Urban	JICA	5,000
5001 EP	Chipata	Chingola	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
5002 EP	Chipata	Alimi Depot	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
5003 EP	Chipata	Alimi Depot	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5004 EP	Chipata	Alimi Depot	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5005 EP	Chipata	Alimi Depot	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5006 EP	Chipata	Alimi Depot	R. Rural	CIDA (M)	5,000
5007 EP	Chipata	Alimi Depot	R. Rural	LIRDP	160
5008 EP	Chipata	Chief Jumbe	R. Rural	LIRDP	160
5009 EP	Chipata	Chief Kakumbi	R. Rural	LIRDP	160
5010 EP	Chipata	Chief Malama	R. Rural	LIRDP	160
5011 EP	Chipata	Chief Mambwe	Rural	LIRDP	160
5012 EP	Chipata	Chief Msoro	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5013 EP	Chipata	Chiwoko	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5014 EP	Chipata	Feni	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5015 EP	Chipata	Jerusalem	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5016 EP	Chipata	Kalichelo	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5101 EP	Katete	Mgubudu	Urban	Minestone	2,250
5102 EP	Katete	Kagoro	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
5103 EP	Katete	Katete	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5104 EP	Katete	Katete	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5105 EP	Katete	Katete	Urban	DMC	900
5106 EP	Katete	Katete Main	Rural	DMC	900
5107 EP	Katete	Katete Main	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5108 EP	Katete	Katiulu	Urban	Minestone	2,250
5109 EP	Katete	Mugomba	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5110 EP	Katete	Sinda	Rural	CIDA (M)	5,000
5111 EP	Katete	Sinda	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
5201 EP	Petauke	Vulamkoko	P. Urban	JICA	5,000
5202 EP	Petauke	Mtilizi	Urban	Slab	135
5203 EP	Petauke	Mtilizi	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
5204 EP	Petauke	Petauke Complex	P. Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5205 EP	Petauke	Petauke Complex		DMC	450
5206 EP	Petauke	Petauke Main	Rural
	(Nyimba)			Minestone	2,250
5207 EP	Petauke	Manyani	Rural
	(Nyimba)			Minestone	2,250
5208 EP	Petauke	Mchimadzi	Rural
	(Nyimba)			Minestone	2,250
5209 EP	Petauke	Msanzara	P. Urban
	(Nyimba)		Rural	Minestone	2,250
5301 EP	Lundazi	Nyimba	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5302 EP	Lundazi	Egichikeni	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5303 EP	Lundazi	Emusa	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5304 EP	Lundazi	Hoya	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5305 EP	Lundazi	Kabinga	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5306 EP	Lundazi	Kateme	Urban	Minestone	2,250
5307 EP	Lundazi	Lumezi	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
5308 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
5309 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5310 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5311 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5312 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	Urban	DMC	1,800
5313 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	Urban	DMC	1,800
5314 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	Urban	Slab	3,500
5315 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex		Slab	3,500
5316 EP	Lundazi	Lundazi Complex	P. Urban
5401 EP	Chadiza		P. Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
5402 EP	Chadiza	Chadiza Main	Rural	Slab	450
5403 EP	Chadiza	Chadiza Main	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5404 EP	Chadiza	Gibson	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5405 EP	Chadiza	Vubwi	Rural	Minestone	2,250
5406 EP	Chadiza	Zemba	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
5501 EP	Chama	Zozwe	R. Rural	DMC	1,800
5502 EP	Chama	Chama	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
6001 NP	Kasama	Chama Main	Rural	NORAD	170
6002 NP	Kasama	Chimba	Rural	Minestone	2,250
6003 NP	Kasama	Chiombo	Rural	Minestone	2,250
6004 NP	Kasama	Isuka		Minestone	2,250
6005 NP	Kasama	Kapanda	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict		DMC	230
6006 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict	Urban	DMC	353
6007 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban	NORAD	5,000
6008 NP	Kasama	Kasama main		NORAD	5,000
6009 NP	Kasama	Kasama main	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict		DMC	2,000
6010 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict		DMC	6,000
6011 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict		DMC	8,000
6012 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict		DMC	8,000
6013 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict		Slab	2,250
6014 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban
		Kasama Dristrict		Slab	4,500
6015 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Urban
	Kasama	Kasama Dristrict	R. Rural	Slab	1,350
6016 NP	Kasama	Co-op Union H/Q	Rural	NORAD	170
6017 NP	Kasama	Makasa	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
6018 NP	Kasama	Mulanshi	Urban	NORAD	170
6019 NP	Kasama	Senka	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
6020 NP	Kasama	Kasama-CIDA	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
6021 NP	Kasama	Kasama-CIDA	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
6022 NP	Kasama	Kasama-CIDA	Urban	NORAD	5,000
6023 NP	Mpika	Tazara Station	R. Rural	NORAD	5,000
6101 NP	Mpika	Tazara Station	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
6102 NP	Mpika	Mpamadzi	P. Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
6103 NP	Mpika	Mpika	Rural	DMC	320
6104 NP	Mpika	Mpika	R. Rural	NORAD	5,000
6105 NP	Mpika	Mpumba	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
6106 NP	Chinsali	Chundaponde	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
6201 NP	Chinsali	Katibunga	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
6202 NP	Chinsali	Chinsali	P. Urban	Slab –KASU	9,600
6203 NP	Chinsali	Chinsali	P. Urban	Slab	7,200
6204 NP	Chinsali	Chinsali	P. Urban	Slab	940
6205 NP	Chinsali	Chinsali	R. Rural	Slab	940
6206 NP	Chinsali	Chinsali	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
6207 NP	Chinsali	Ilondola	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
6208 NP	Chinsali	Kasu	R. Rural	NORAD	170
6209 NP	Chinsali	Katongo	R. Rural	NORAD	170
6210 NP	Chinsali	Masande	R. Rural	Slab	4,800
6211 NP	Isoka	Masande	R. Rural	NORAD	170
6301 NP	Isoka	Matumbo	P. Urban	NORAD	170
6302 NP	Isoka	Ilola	P. Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
6303 NP	Isoka	Isoka	P. Urban	DMC	900
6304 NP	Isoka	Isoka	P. Urban	DMC	450
6305 NP	Isoka	Isoka	P. Urban	Slab	7,200
6306 NP	Isoka	Isoka	P. Urban	Slab	292
6307 NP	Isoka	Isoka	Rural	Slab	292
6308 NP	Isoka	Isoka	R. Rural	NORAD	5,000
6309 NP	Isoka	Kampwila	Rural	NORAD	170
6310 NP	Isoka	Mulekatembo	Rural	Minestone	2,250
6311 NP	Isoka	Muyombe	Rural	Slab	7,200
6312 NP	Isoka	Muyombe	Rural	Minestone	2,250
6313 NP	Isoka	Thendere		Slab	7,200
6317 NP	Isoka (Nakonde)	Thendere	P. Urban
6318 NP	Isoka (Nakonde)	Mwenzo		CIDA (F)	3,500
6319 NP	Isoka (Nakonde)	Mwenzo	P. Urban
6320 NP	Isoka (Nakonde)	Mwenzo		CIDA (M)	5,000
6322 NP	Isoka (Nakonde)	Nakonde-Panza	P. Urban
6323 NP	Isoka (Nakonde)	Shemu		CIDA (M)	5,000
6325 NP	Isoka	Shemu	Rural
6326 NP	Isoka	Mwenya		Minestone	2,250
6327 NP	Mbala	Thendere	R. Rural
6401 NP	Mbala	Muyombe		Minestone	2,250
6402 NP	Mbala	Kaka	Rural
6403 NP	Mbala	Mbala	Urban	NORAD	5,000
6404 NP	Mbala	Mbala	R. Rural	DMC	450
6405 NP	Mbala	Mbala	R. Rural	DMC	4,500
6406 NP	Mbala	Mbala	Rural	DMC	320
6407 NP	Mbala	Mbala	P. Urban	Minestone	2,250
6408 NP	Mbala	Mbala	P. Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
6409 NP	Mbala	Mwamba	P. Urban	DMC	1,080
6410 NP	Mporokoso	Senka	P. Urban	DMC	450
6504 NP	Mporokoso	Vyamba	P. Urban	DMC	810
6505 NP	Mporokoso	Mporokoso	P. Urban	Slab	15,000
6506 NP	Mporokoso	Mporokoso	Rural	Slab	500
6507 NP	Mporokoso	Mporokoso	Rural	Minestone	2,250
6508 NP	Luwingu	Mporokoso	Rural	Slab	630
6601 NP	Luwingu	Mporokoso	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
6602 NP	Luwingu	Luwingu	R. Rural	DMC	254
6603 NP	Kaputa	Luwingu	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
6701 NP	Kaputa	Luwingu	R. Rural	Slab	376
6702 NP	Chilubi	Kaputa	R. Rural	Slab	1,800
6801 NP	Chilubi	Kaputa	Rural	Slab	900
6805 NP	Mansa	Chilubi	Rural	DMC (L)	400
7001 LP	Mansa	Ruma Pri School	Rural	DMC (S)	130
7002 LP	Mansa	Mansa	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
7003 LP	Mansa	Mansa	R. Rural	DMC	400
7004 LP	Mansa	Mansa	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
7005 LP	Mansa	Mansa	R. Rural	Minestone	2,250
7006 LP	Mansa	Mansa	Urban	DMC	22
7007 LP	Samfya	Mansa	Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
7101 LP	Samfya	Mansa	Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
7102 LP		Samfya	Urban	DMC	1,800
7103 LP	Samfya	Samfya	Urban	DMC	1,800
7104 LP	Samfya		Urban	Slab	9,000
7105 LP	Samfya	Samfya	Urban	Slab	9,000
7106 LP	Samfya	Samfya	Rural	Slab	9,000
7107 LP	Kawambwa	Samfya	Rural	DMC	5,000
7301 LP	Kawambwa	Samfya		DMC	925
7302 LP	Kawambwa	Kawambwa	Rural
7303 LP	Nchelenge	Kawambwa	Rural	Slab	6,300
7402 LP	Nchelenge	Kawambwa	Rural	Slab	2,160
7403 LP	Solwezi	Nchelenge	Rural	Slab	2,160
8001 NWP	Solwezi	Nchelenge	R. Rural	Slab	6,300
8002 NWP	Solwezi	Solwezi	R. Rural	DMC	1,800
8003 NWP	Solwezi	Solwezi	R. Rural	Slab	700
8004 NWP	Solwezi	Solwezi	R. Rural	Slab	800
8005 NWP	Solwezi	Solwezi	R. Rural	DMC	1,350
8006 NWP	Solwezi	Solwezi	P. Urban	Slab	2,160
8007 NWP	Solwezi	Mumena	P. Urban	CIDA (F)	3,500
8008 NWP	Solwezi	Mutanda	P. Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
8009 NWP	Solwezi	Mutanda	P. Urban	DMC	1,000
8010 NWP	Solwezi	Kasasa	P. Urban	Slab	1,500
8011 NWP	Solwezi	Kasasa	R. Rural	Slab	1,500
8012 NWP	Solwezi	Mapunga	R. Rural	DMC	100
8013 NWP	Solwezi	Luamala	R. Rural	DMC	125
8014 NWP	Solwezi	Kangwena	R. Rural	Slab	270
8015 NWP	Solwezi	Chafukuma	R. Rural	DMC	100
8016 NWP	Kasempa	St. Francis Mission	R. Rural	Slab	270
8101 NWP	Kasempa	Kapijimpanga	R. Rural	Slab	270
8102 NWP	Kasempa	Kasempa Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8103 NWP	Kasempa	Kasempa Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8104 NWP	Kasempa	Kasempa Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8105 NWP	Kasempa	Kasempa Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8106 NWP	Kasempa	Mpungu	R. Rural	DMC	100
8107 NWP	Kasempa	Mpungu-A	R. Rural	DMC	1,300
8108 NWP	Kasempa	Lufoma-A	R. Rural	Slab	1,800
8109 NWP	Kasempa	Mpungu-B	R. Rural	Slab	1,800
8110 NWP	Kasempa	Kamakochi	R. Rural	Slab	1,300
8111 NWP	Mufumbwe	Nkanyauna	R. Rural	Slab	1,000
8201 NWP	Mufumbwe	Kamakuku	R. Rural	Slab	100
8202 NWP	Mufumbwe	Mufumbwe Main	R. Rural	Slab	270
8203 NWP	Mufumbwe	Mufumbwe Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8204 NWP	Mufumbwe	Chizela	R. Rural	DMC	100
8205 NWP	Mufumbwe	Chizela	R. Rural	DMC	100
8206 NWP	Mufumbwe	Kawama	R. Rural	DMC	100
8207 NWP	Mufumbwe	Kashima West	R. Rural	Slab	1,300
8208 NWP	Mufumbwe	Kashima West	R. Rural	DMC	750
8209NWP	Mwinilunga	Kabipupu	R. Rural	DMC	200
8301 NWP	Mwinilunga	Mushima	R. Rural	DMC	100
8302 NWP	Mwinilunga	Mwinilunga Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8303 NWP	Mwinilunga	Chibwika	R. Rural	DMC	100
8304 NWP	Mwinilunga	Chibwika	R. Rural	Slab	270
8305 NWP	Mwinilunga	Chiwoma	R. Rural	DMC	100
8306 NWP	Mwinilunga	Chiwoma	Rural	DMC	150
8307 NWP	Mwinilunga	Kamapanda	R. Rural	Slab	1,500
8308 NWP	Mwinilunga	Njambu	R. Rural	DMC	100
8309 NWP	Mwinilunga	Tom-Ilung’a	R. Rural	Slab	270
8310 NWP	Mwinilunga	Nyakaseya	R. Rural	DMC	100
8311 NWP	Kabompo	Kanyama	R. Rural	Slab	270
8401 NWP	Kabompo	Nyangombe	R. Rural	DMC	100
8402 NWP	Kabompo	Kabompo	R. Rural	DMC	100
8403 NWP	Kabompo	Kabompo	R. Rural	DMC	100
8404 NWP	Kabompo	Kabompo	R. Rural	DMC	100
8405 NWP	Kabompo	Litoya	R. Rural	DMC	100
8406 NWP	Kabompo	Nkulwashi	R. Rural	DMC	100
8407 NWP	Kabompo	Kabulamema	R. Rural	DMC	5,000
8408 NWP	Kabompo	Manying’a	R. Rural	DMC	4,500
8409 NWP	Zambezi	Kawanda	R. Rural	Slab	3,400
8501 NWP	Zambezi	Mumbeji	R. Rural	DMC	120
8502 NWP	Zambezi	Zambezi Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8503 NWP	Zambezi	Zambezi Main	R. Rural	DMC	100
8504 NWP	Zambezi	Chivatu	R. Rural	DMC	100
8505 NWP	Zambezi	Chivatu	R. Rural	DMC	100
8506 NWP	Zambezi	Dipalata	R. Rural	DMC	100
8507 NWP	Zambezi	Dipalata	R. Rural	DMC	1,000
8508 NWP	Zambezi	Nyakulenga	R. Rural	Slab	2,300
8509 NWP	Zambezi	Nyakulenga	R. Rural	DMC	175
8510 NWP	Zambezi	Chitokoloki	R. Rural	Slab	275
8511 NWP	Zambezi	Chavuma	R. Rural	DMC	100
8512 NWP	Mongu	Nyatanda	R. Rural	Slab	270
9001 WP	Mongu	Nyatanda	R. Rural	DMC	100
9002 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	R. Rural	Slab	270
9003 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	R. Rural	DMC	100
9004 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	R. Rural	DMC	100
9005 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	R. Rural	DMC	125
9006 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	P. Urban	Slab	270
9007 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	P. Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
9008 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	P. Urban	CIDA (M)	5,000
9009 WP	Mongu	Mongu Grains	P. Urban	Australian	1,650
9010 WP	Kaoma	Mongu Grains	P. Urban	EEC	2,700
9101 WP	Kaoma	Mongu Grains	P. Urban	DMC	49
9102 WP	Kaoma	Kaoma Main	P. Urban	Slab	3,000
9103 WP	Kaoma	Kaoma Main	P. Urban	Slab	3,000
9104 WP	Kaoma	Kaoma Main	P. Urban	Slab	3,000
9105 WP	Kaoma	Kaoma Main	P. Urban	DMC (F)	1,800
9106 WP	Kaoma	Kaoma Main	P. Urban	EEC (F)	1,800
9107 WP	Kaoma	Kaoma Main	P. Urban	DMC (L)	1,800
9108 WP	Kaoma	Munkuye	P. Urban	DMC (S)	27
9109 WP	Kaoma	Luampa	P. Urban	DMC (F)	1,800
9110 WP	Kaoma	Kalumwange	P. Urban	EEC	2,700
9110 WP	Lukulu	Kalale-A	P. Urban	Slab	1,800
9200 WP	Lukulu	Kalale-B	Rural	Slab	1,800
9201 WP	Lukulu	Lukulu Main	Rural	Slab	27
9202 WP	Lukulu	Lukulu Main	Rural	Slab	27
9203 WP	Kalabo	Lukulu Main	Rural	Slab	27
9300 WP	Kalabo	Kamilende	Rural	Slab	1,800
9301 WP	Sesheke	Kalabo Main	R. Rural	Slab	1,800
9400 WP	Sesheke	Kalabo Main	R. Rural	DMC (L)	1,800
9401 WP	Sesheke	Sesheke Main	R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
9402 WP	Sesheke	Sesheke Main	R. Rural	Slab	1,800
9403 WP	Sesheke	Sesheke Main	R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
9404 WP	Sesheke	Kalobolelwa	R. Rural	CIDA (M)	5,000
9405 WP	Sesheke	Machile	R. Rural	Namboard	30
9406 WP	Senenga	Mwandi	R. Rural	DMC (L)	1,800
9500 WP	Senanga	Limpupu	R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
9501 WP	Senanga	Senanga Main	R. Rural	Slab	27
9502 WP	Senanga	Senanga Main	R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
9503 WP	Senanga	Senanga Main	R. Rural	Slab	27
9504 WP		Nangweshi	R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
		Sioma	R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
			R. Rural	DMC (L)	1,800
			R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
			R. Rural	Slab	1,800
			R. Rural	DMC (S)	27
				DMC (S)	27

NOTE:

(1) DMC=(Department of Marketing and Co-operatives) denotes as follows:

DMC=Closed Shed

DMC (OPEN)=Shed with roof and open sides

(F)=Fertiliser Shed

(L)=Large Shed

(M)=Maize Shed

(S)=Small Shed

(2) FRA=Food Reserve Agency

DCU=District Co-operative Union

GMB=Grain Marketing Board

KUDC=Kabwe Urban District Co-operative Union

LPU=Logostics Planning Unit (Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries)

(THA)*=Tanzania Harbour Authority

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 1997

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration

SCHEDULE

SI 68 of 1997.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Registration

The commodities set out in the Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the Country during the 1997/98 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES: 1997/98

1. Maize (White/Yellow);

2. Sorghum;

3. Millet; and

4. Rice.

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) (TRADERS AND PROCESSORS) (REGISTRATION FEES) REGULATIONS, 1997

[Sections 15 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration

SCHEDULE

SI 70 of 1997.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) (Traders and Processors) (Registration Fees) Regulations.

2. Registration

The Registration fees for traders and processors of designated commodities shall be as set out in the Schedule to these Regulations.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

Registration Fee

150 fee Units

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATION OF COMMODITIES) (TRADERS AND PROCESSORS) (REGISTRATION FEES) REGULATIONS, 1998

[Section 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration fees

SCHEDULE

SI 130 of 1998.

1. Title

The Food Reserve (Designation of Commodities) (Traders and Processors) (Registration Fees) Regulations.

2. Registration fees

The registration fees for traders and processors of designated commodities registering with the Food Reserve Agency shall be as set out in the Schedule.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

	(Fee Units)
Market Season 1998/99	Registration Fee 200

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATION OF COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 1998

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designation of commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 131 of 1998.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designation of Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designation of commodities

The commodities set out in the Schedule have been designated being essential for the food security of the country during the 1998/99 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

Essential Commodities: 1998/99

1. Maize

2. Sorghum

3. Millet

4. Rice

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2001

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designation of commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 62 of 2001.

1. Title

These regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designation of commodities

The commodities set out in Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2001/2002 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

Essential commodities: 2001/2002 Marketing season.

1. Millet

2. Maize (White/yellow)

3. Sorghum Rice

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2002

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designated food and commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 55 of 2002.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designated food and commodities

The Commodities set out in the Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2002, 2003 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

1. Maize (White/Yellow)

2. Sorghum

3. Millet

4. Rice

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) (TRADERS AND PROCESSORS) (REGISTRATION FEES) REGULATIONS, 2002

[Sections 15 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration fees

3. Revocation of S.I. No. 63 of 2001

SCHEDULE

SI 56 of 2002.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodity) (Traders and Processors) (Registration Fees) Regulations.

2. Registration fees

The Annual registration fees for traders and processors dealing in designated food commodities registering with the Food Reserve Agency shall be as set out in the schedule to these Regulations.

3. Revocation of S.I. No. 63 of 2001

The food Reserve (Designated Commodities) (Traders and Processors) (Registration Fees) Regulations, 2001, are hereby revoked.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

ANNUAL REGISTRATION FEES

Annual Registration

150 fee units

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) (TRADERS AND PROCESSORS) (REGISTRATION FEES) REGULATIONS, 2003

[Sections 15 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration

SCHEDULE

SI 57 of 2003.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) (Traders and Processors) (Registration Fees) Regulations.

2. Registration

The registration fees for traders and processors of designated commodities shall be as set out in the Schedule to these Regulations.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

REGISTRATION FEE

150 fee units

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2003

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration

SCHEDULE

SI 58 of 2003.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Registration

The commodities set out in the Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2003/2004 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES

1. Maize (white/Yellow)

2. Sorghum

3. Millet

4. Rice; and

5. Cassava

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2004

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designated Commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 42 of 2004.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designated Commodities

The commodities set out in the Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2004/2005 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Paragraph 2]

ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES: 2004/2005 MARKETING SEASON

1. Maize (White/Yellow)

2. Sorghum

3. Millet

4. Rice

5. Cassava

6. Soya Beans

7. Beans

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) (TRADERS AND PROCESSORS) (REGISTRATION FEES) REGULATIONS, 2004

[Sections 15 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Registration Fees

SCHEDULE

SI 43 of 2004.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities)(Traders and Processors)(Registration Fees) Regulations.

2. Registration Fees

The Registration fees for trader and processors of designated commodities registering with the Food Reserve Agency shall be as set out in the Schedule to these Regulations.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

	Registration Fee (Fee units)
Marketing season 2004/2005	150

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2005

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designated commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 38 of 2005.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designated commodities

The commodities set out in the Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2005/2006 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

Essential commodities: 2005/2006 marketing season

1. Maize (White/Yellow)

2. Rice

3. Cassava

4. Groundnuts

5. Soya beans

6. Sugar beans

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2006

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designated commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 68 of 2006.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designated commodities

The commodities set out in the Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2006/2007 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES: 2006/2007 MARKETING SEASON

1. Maize (white)

2. Rice

3. Cassava

4. Soya Beans

5. Groundnuts

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2009

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designated commodity

SCHEDULE

SI 108 of 2009.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designated commodity

The commodity set out in the Schedule to these Regulations has been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2009/2010 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

ESSENTIAL COMMODITY: 2009/2010 MARKETING SEASON

Wheat Grain

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2015

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designated commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 93 of 2015.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designated commodities

The commodities set out in the Schedule to these Regulations have been designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2015/2016 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES: 2015/2016 MARKETING SEASON

1. White maize

2. Orange maize

3. Rice

4. Sorghum

5. Sunflower

6. Groundnuts

7. Soya beans

8. Beans

FOOD RESERVE (DESIGNATED COMMODITIES) REGULATIONS, 2017

[Sections 6 and 27]

Arrangement of Regulations

Regulation

1. Title

2. Designated commodities

SCHEDULE

SI 73 of 2017.

1. Title

These Regulations may be cited as the Food Reserve (Designated Commodities) Regulations.

2. Designated commodities

The commodities set out in the Schedule are designated as being essential for the food security of the country during the 2017/2018 marketing season.

SCHEDULE

[Regulation 2]

ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES: 2017/2018 MARKETING SEASON

1. White maize

2. Orange maize

3. Rice

4. Sorghum

5. Sunflower

6. Groundnuts

7. Soya beans

8. Beans