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Chiefs (Recognition) Order, 2005

This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Recognition) Order, Title 2005. The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the specified office within the area described in the Schedule.

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“This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Recognition) Order, Title 2005.”

This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Recognition) Order, Title 2005. The person named in the Schedule is recognised as the holder of the specified office within the area described in the Schedule.

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§ 1This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Recognition) Order, TitleProvision

This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Recognition) Order, Title 2005.

1. This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Recognition) Order, Title 2005.
§ 2The person named in the Schedule to this Order is hereby Delegation ofProvision

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

2. The person named in the Schedule to this Order is hereby Delegation of recognised as being, within the area in Zambia descnbed in the Schedule, functions the holder of the office specified in the Schedule. SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) Office ChiefNaluama oflhe Tonga Area Nansenga Holder of Office Samson Kacholola People of Mazabuka District in the Southern Province. LuSAKA 11th January, 2005 [CHF.64/14) LEVYP. MWANAWASA,SC, President Coples of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer. P.O. Box 30136, JOJO/, lusalca.PriceK.500each. 50 Statutory Instrnments 4th February, 2005

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