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Chiefs (Recognition) (No. 2) Order, 1998

The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described in the Schedule. The person named in the Schedule is recognise…

Jurisdiction: Zambia
Structure: 2 provisions
Citation: SI 4 of 1998
Dates: As at 16 Jan 1998

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“The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described in the Schedule.”

The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described in the Schedule. The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described there.

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The person named in the Schedule to this Order is hereby

The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described in the Schedule.

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The person named in the Schedule to this Or r is hereby

The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described there.

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Schedule hereto is entitled to hold the office specified therein as

§ 2The person named in the Schedule to this Order is herebyProvision

The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described in the Schedule.

2. The person named in the Schedule to this Order is hereby recognised as being, within the area in Zambia described in the Schedule. the holder of the office specified in the Schedule, Recognition of Chief SCHEDULE ( Paragraph 2 J Office ('h1cr Kasnma Bangwculu ur Ll1e K:.1bendc People of Samfya OisLrict in tht! Luapula Province Area Mwcnsc Hold,,,- o( Office P,•!\.:r Uowa LUSAKA 27th December, 1997 IC!IF.62137] FREDERICK J. f" \'!!!LUBA. Presuin11 eopfos ,f 1/iis .\'tljll//on• l11stl'/llll('lil t.'(l/1 IH.' o/;1n1111:d/i·, l'.O U,11 10i3t,. JU/Ot .!�11:,,.ib fr;, 0 I 6Lh January, I 998 Statutory Instruments 13 GOVERNMENT OF ZAMBIA The Chiefs Act ws, Volume 16, Cap. 287) The Chiefs (Reco 1ition) (No. 3) Order, 1998 WHEREAS the President is sa · fied that the person named in the the office specified therein as 1ree of the Chiefs Act; Schedule hereto is entitled to ho! required by subsection (2) of section Now THtREFORE, in exercise of the po\ rs contained in section three of the Chiefs Act, the following Ord is hereby made: I. This Order may be cited as the Chief (R ognition) (No. 3) Title Order, 1998.

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Schedule hereto is entitled to ho!

§ 2The person named in the Schedule to this Or r is herebyProvision

The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the office specified in the Schedule for the area in Zambia described there.

2. The person named in the Schedule to this Or r is hereby recognised as being within the area in Zambia descri d in the Schedule, the holder of the office specified in the Sched Recognition of Chief SCHEDULE ( Paragraph 2) () ce Chief Mulong e of the Ng'umbo People of Sam a District � LUSAKA 27th December, 1997 [CHF.62/30) Area Kauni (Mbabala Island) Holder of Office David Kasongo FREDERICK J. T. CHJLUBA, President Copies of this S1aw1ory Instrument can be obtained from e Govenunent Primer, P.O. Box 30136. JOJO) Lusaka. Price K500. each.

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