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Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 2007

The Order withdraws recognition of the named chief.

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The Order withdraws recognition of the named chief.

IJthJuly,2007 Statutory Instruments 165 GOVERNMENT OF ZAMBIA STATUTORY INSTRUMENT No. 53 OF 2007 The Chiefs Act (Laws, Volume 16, Cap. 287). The Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 2007 WHEREAS the President is satisfied, after due inquiry, that the person named in the Schedule to this Order has ceased to be entitled under African Customary Law to hold the office specified therein: Now THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers contained in section four of the Chiefs Act, the following Order is hereby made: I. This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal of Title Recognition) Order, 2007. 2. The recognition accorded under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule to the Schedule to this Order is hereby withdrawn. Withdrawal of recogni­ tion of Chief Cap. 287 SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) Office Area Holder of Office ChiefShibuchingaofthe Ngwena Lamba People ofLufwanyama District in the Copperbelt Province James Simon Mutembo LEVY P. MWANAWASA, SC, President LUSAKA 23rd June, 2007 [CA.68/03] Copies of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer, P.O. Box 30136, JOJO} Lusaka. PriceK500each.
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