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ZAMBIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

2015 Exporter Directory


ZDA ProfileZambia Development Agency

The Zambia Development Agency is a statutory body established in 2006 by an act of Parliament (ZDA Act, No. 11 of 2006) and became operational in January 2007.It was set up in order to improve service delivery by operationalising the concept of “One Stop Shop.” It operates as a semi-autonomous institution with its Board

of Directors appointed by the Minister responsible for the Commerce, Trade and Industry.

The primary objective of the Agency is “To foster economic growth and development by promoting trade and investment in Zambia through an efficient, effective and coordinated private sector led economic strategy.

MandateThe Agency’s mandate includes facilitation of the economic development of Zambia by promoting investment and competitiveness of businesses and promoting exports from the country. It has the task of working with relevant authorities to reduce the cost of doing business in the country by simplifying the process of various formalities such as licensing.

The Agency is also responsible for building and enhancing the country’s investment profile for increased capital inflows, capital formation, employment creation and promoting the growth of Micro, Small and Medium enterprise (MSME) sector by working with Government to create an investment climate that can propel long term sustainable domestic growth.

Objectives 1. To increase and expand Non Traditional Exports by providing value addition and diverse products into existing and new markets.2. To identify investment opportunities, attract and facilitate FDI, LDI and promote re-investment in the following sectors: Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Forestry | Manufacturing | Tourism | Infrastructure | Energy Mining3. To promote the Growth and Development of the Zambia emerging private sector in order to Create Wealth and Generate Employment.4. To provide Service Delivery in: • Promoting Local and Foreign Investment • Provision of Business Support in the growth and development if Small and Medium sizes Enterprises • Promote Export Development and Competitiveness • Implementing measures to provide efficiency in State Owned Enterprises • Acting as a vehicle of consultation with private sector and recommend trade and industry strategies. • Development and Facilitation of Multi Facility Economic Zones and Industrial Estates.

Vision StatementA prosperous middle income Zambia with increased job opportunities for all.

Mission StatementTo promote and facilitate investment, trade and competitive entrepreneurship of businesses in Zambia.

Goal statementTo contribute to the creation of wealth and one million jobs through promotion and facilitation of investment, trade and enterprise development for the benefit of Zambians by 2020.

Director General’s OfficeThe office of the Director General guides Agency operations by providing the necessary strategic direction, policies, procedures and plans in order to advance economic development by promoting trade and investment in Zambia through am efficient, effective and coordinated private sector led economic strategy.

ZDA ValuesThe Agency endeavours to operate on the following positive values which guide personal and professional behaviour as well as attitudes of stuff: Purposeful, Accountable, Knowledgeable, Responsive and Team Spirit.


FOREWORD

To stimulate sustained growth in Zambia’s export sector, the Government of the Republic of Zambia under the leadership of His Excellency, Mr. Edgar Lungu, President of the Republic of Zambia, is working towards strengthening the productive capacities and expansion of markets in order to stimulate

the growth of Zambia’s Non Traditional Export sector and ultimately, enhance foreign exchange earnings to support efforts directed at enhancing economic growth and development.

In order to achieve these objectives, the Government has embraced a liberal policy regime to facilitate inter alia access to technology and capital goods, while actively pursuing market access opportunities for Zambian goods and services. Through active engagement in initiatives at the bilateral, regional, and international level, Zambia has been able to secure market access opportunities under arrangements such as the Generalized System of Preference Schemes maintained by Developed Countries, which include the African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA), and the Everything But Arms (EBA) Initiative.

Furthermore, Zambia has market access to the free trade arrangements under the Common Market for East and Southern Africa (COMESA) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) as well as the Tripartite Free Trade Area which is an economic grouping encompassing SADC, COMESA and the East African Community. The advantage of this free trade area over SADC and COMESA is that it gives a much larger market. The Government is also actively pursuing market access opportunities at the bilateral level with a view to increasing opportunities for expanded markets. In pursing these initiatives, emphasis is placed on value addition as an effective mechanism to create sustained jobs and wealth.

The resulting effect is reflected in the positive performance recorded over the past five years in NTEs which have grown at an average of 24% per annum from US$1.4 billion in 2010 to US$ 3.5 billion by 2013. The main NTEs that have recorded significant growth over the years include; cement, lime, wheat, burley tobacco, gemstones, copper wire, electrical cables, cane sugar and cotton lint. The regional market has increasingly become a significant destination of Zambia’s NTEs. Other notable markets include the People’s Republic of China and the European Union. It is also worth noting that although a decline of about 32%, was recorded in 2014, the Government has continued and will continue to promote the growth of NTEs as part of the overall objective of reducing over dependency on Copper export earnings.

The Patriotic Front (PF) Government has observed that Zambia’s export portfolio is still highly dependent on mineral exports, making the economy highly susceptible to external shocks such as global demand and price volatilities. In this regard, the Government has taken particular interest in developing not only the urban areas but also the rural parts of Zambia and opening them up, by improving the road network as part of the country’s industrialisation programme. Consequently, the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry embarked on creating a resource map in all the districts and provinces in order to create export oriented industries for identified products with immense export potential while creating the necessary linkages with the rest of the economy to ensure sustained economic growth and development. The resource endowment mapping for all the 10 provinces and the respective districts has been completed with plans to support production of up to five (5) products in each province and district. The production from the clusters will be linked to products of export potential based on Zambia’s comparative and competitive advantages.


In this regard, the Ministry has already received confirmation of support from UNIDO, WTO (EIF and ITC), World Bank, African Development Bank and the Government of Finland towards the support of this programme.

As a way of promoting growth of manufactured products that will stimulate exports, the Ministry is also facilitating the development of Multi-Facility Economic Zones (MFEZ) and Industrial parks. These include Chambishi, Lusaka South, Lusaka East and Lumwana MFEZs. Industrial parks include Sub-Sahara Gem Exchange and Roma Park.

I am confident that this exporter directory will serve as a useful resource for Zambia’s trading and investment partners to establish the necessary business linkages and tap into Zambia’s vast trade and investment opportunities.

Thank you.

Hon. Margaret D. Mwanakatwe (MP)MINISTER OF COMMERCE, TRADE AND INDUSTRY


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Director General’s Message

Dear Reader,

Within its mandate of fostering economic growth and development, the Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) has put in place strategies to promote exports of Non Traditional products. The development and promotion of exports of manufactured goods in priority sectors is among others, one of the strategies that is intended to increase the volume of Non-traditional exports across sectors. In the promotion of Non Traditional products, we build the capacity of firms to export readiness through product development and adaptation and also market identification and access. We also undertake export market surveys prior to organizing trade missions which enable companies to showcase their products to potential buyers.

The Directory of Zambian exporters is a virtual market that provides visibility of Zambian products on the global market. More exporters are making good use of online and non-online export directories to reach out to their potential buyers. In view of this, ZDA, in promotion and facilitation of exports has found it necessary to produce the second Directory of Zambian exporters in order to provide consistent and accurate information on exports to various potential and existing importers

The Directory of Zambian Exporters is just one way through which ZDA intends to promote exports of Non Traditional products. Zambian exporters and export products are showcased at prestigious trade events including the Botswana Global Expo, the Feira International de Maputo in Mozambique, the Saba Saba International Trade Fair in Tanzania, the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair, the Malawi International Trade Fair, and, the Africa Big Seven and SAITEX in South Africa. Solo exhibitions and trade Missions are also held annually in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, and in Luanda Angola. Zambia also regularly showcases at the China International Trade and Investment Fair in Xiamen. I invite importers to visit the Zambian pavilion at these events.

I trust that you will find this directory useful.

Patrick.D.ChisangaDIRECTOR GENERALZAMBIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

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Director General’s Message

Dear Reader,

Within its mandate of fostering economic growth and development, the Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) has put in place strategies to promote exports of Non Traditional products. The development and promotion of exports of manufactured goods in priority sectors is among others, one of the strategies that is intended to increase the volume of Non-traditional exports across sectors. In the promotion of Non Traditional products, we build the capacity of firms to export readiness through product development and adaptation and also market identification and access. We also undertake export market surveys prior to organizing trade missions which enable companies to showcase their products to potential buyers.

The Directory of Zambian exporters is a virtual market that provides visibility of Zambian products on the global market. More exporters are making good use of online and non-online export directories to reach out to their potential buyers. In view of this, ZDA, in promotion and facilitation of exports has found it necessary to produce the second Directory of Zambian exporters in order to provide consistent and accurate information on exports to various potential and existing importers

The Directory of Zambian Exporters is just one way through which ZDA intends to promote exports of Non Traditional products. Zambian exporters and export products are showcased at prestigious trade events including the Botswana Global Expo, the Feira International de Maputo in Mozambique, the Saba Saba International Trade Fair in Tanzania, the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair, the Malawi International Trade Fair, and, the Africa Big Seven and SAITEX in South Africa. Solo exhibitions and trade Missions are also held annually in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, and in Luanda Angola. Zambia also regularly showcases at the China International Trade and Investment Fair in Xiamen. I invite importers to visit the Zambian pavilion at these events.

I trust that you will find this directory useful.

Patrick.D.ChisangaDIRECTOR GENERALZAMBIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY


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ABOUT ZAMBIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

The Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) is a semi-autonomous institution mandated to among other things further economic development through promotion of investments and exports in Zambia.

ZDA was established under the ZDA Act no. 11 of 2006 as a one-stop agency by merging five organisations; Zambia Privatisation Agency (ZPA), Zambia Investment Centre (ZIC), Export Board of Zambia (EBZ), Zambia Export Processing Zones Authority (ZEPZA) and Small Enterprises Development Board (SEDB).

It is responsible for fostering economic growth and development in Zambia through promoting trade and investment and has the mandate to develop an internationally competitive Zambian economy through innovations that promote high skills, productive investment, and increased trade.

ZDA provides investment facilitation, market development, business development and support services for businesses, including specialised services focused on micro small and medium enterprises.

V is ion S ta t e me n t

A prosperous middle income Zambia with increased job opportunities for all.

M i ss i on S t a t e men t

To promote and facilitate investment, trade and competitive entrepreneurship of businesses in Zambia.

Goal Statement

To contribute to the creation of wealth and one million jobs through promotion and facilitation of investment, trade and enterprise development for the benefit of Zambians by 2020

Values

To deliver on this mandate and overall goal, ZDA staff will live by the following values:

• Purposeful: Staff will be driven by a purpose and goal that is greater than the Agency as an organisation, and will contribute to the nation’s economic development beyond the shelf-life of the Strategic Plan. Staff will be determined to deliver on key result areas of creating wealth and jobs for Zambians.

• Accountable: The resources at the disposable of the Agency will be used according to the agreed upon programmes and activities in a prudent, fair and transparent manner. Any limitation of resources will entail prioritisation of activities to maximise impact for stakeholders.

• Knowledgeable: The Agency will gather, analyse and share relevant information about markets and sectors for use by clients in their decision-making processes. The Agency will build the expertise of its staff so that they are credible, trustworthy, and inspirational business advisors.


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ABOUT ZAMBIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

The Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) is a semi-autonomous institution mandated to among other things further economic development through promotion of investments and exports in Zambia.

ZDA was established under the ZDA Act no. 11 of 2006 as a one-stop agency by merging five organisations; Zambia Privatisation Agency (ZPA), Zambia Investment Centre (ZIC), Export Board of Zambia (EBZ), Zambia Export Processing Zones Authority (ZEPZA) and Small Enterprises Development Board (SEDB).

It is responsible for fostering economic growth and development in Zambia through promoting trade and investment and has the mandate to develop an internationally competitive Zambian economy through innovations that promote high skills, productive investment, and increased trade.

ZDA provides investment facilitation, market development, business development and support services for businesses, including specialised services focused on micro small and medium enterprises.

V is ion S ta t e me n t

A prosperous middle income Zambia with increased job opportunities for all.

M i ss i on S t a t e men t

To promote and facilitate investment, trade and competitive entrepreneurship of businesses in Zambia.

Goal Statement

To contribute to the creation of wealth and one million jobs through promotion and facilitation of investment, trade and enterprise development for the benefit of Zambians by 2020

Values

To deliver on this mandate and overall goal, ZDA staff will live by the following values:

• Purposeful: Staff will be driven by a purpose and goal that is greater than the Agency as an organisation, and will contribute to the nation’s economic development beyond the shelf-life of the Strategic Plan. Staff will be determined to deliver on key result areas of creating wealth and jobs for Zambians.

• Accountable: The resources at the disposable of the Agency will be used according to the agreed upon programmes and activities in a prudent, fair and transparent manner. Any limitation of resources will entail prioritisation of activities to maximise impact for stakeholders.

• Knowledgeable: The Agency will gather, analyse and share relevant information about markets and sectors for use by clients in their decision-making processes. The Agency will build the expertise of its staff so that they are credible, trustworthy, and inspirational business advisors.

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• Responsive: Staff will be thorough and professional when responding to requests. The work processes and systems will be reviewed and continuously improved to promptly respond and adapt to a rapidly changing world of business.

• Team Spirit: Staff will exhibit high levels of cooperation and collaboration to operate seamlessly within ZDA to maximise efficiency and effectiveness. They will continue to reach out to other organisations to create partnerships and leverage resources for the benefit of the business community and other stakeholders

Services

The ZDA provides core services on behalf of the Zambian government with respect to:

• Promoting local and foreign investment.• Provision of business support necessary for the growth and development of small and medium

sized enterprises.• Promotion of exports and internationalism.• Implementing measures to improve efficiency in state owned enterprises.• Acting as a vehicle for consultations with the private sector and recommending coherent trade and

industry development strategies.• Development and facilitation of multi-facility economic zones and industrial estates.• Providing assistance in securing services necessary for investment such as land, immigration,

company incorporation and registration and licensing.

Technical Divisions of Zambia Development Agency

Export Development

The Division promotes exports of non-traditional products and competitive international trade from Zambia and assists Zambian businesses and entrepreneurs to access new markets and expand existing ones for their products within the region and beyond. It also assists entrepreneurs to source inputs at competitive rates.

Investment Promotion

The overall mandate of this Division is to promote Zambia’s investment opportunities locally and to the outside world in order to attract foreign and local investors in the different sectors of the economy.

Research, Planning and Policy Division

The Division is responsible for conducting research, as requested by Government and other stakeholders. The Division generates information on investment opportunities in all the sectors of the economy and advises government on policy issues related to industrial development. It also identifies, develops and manages the information technology system of ZDA to ensure efficient and effective information.

Enterprise Development


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The Division provides services that are intended to stimulate the development of Micro and Small Enterprises. These services include training, provision of market information, and identification of opportunities for joint ventures with local and foreign partners.

EXPORT DEVELOPMENT

The functions of the Export Development Division of ZDA are to further the economic development of Zambia by promoting international competitiveness in business and promoting exports from Zambia.

The Broader functions are as follows:

1. Giving advice to the Minister on matters relating to International Trade Development through exports of goods and services.

2. Studying market access offers received from trading partners under COMESA, SADC EU, other Regional Trading blocks, National Initiatives under the multilateral framework of the WTO and ensure that Zambian Businesses take advantage of the opportunities generated by those offers;

3. Encouraging the development and growth of Zambian industries that are efficient in their use of resources, enterprising, innovative and internationally competitive;

4. Ensuring that Zambia meets its international obligations and commitments, including those under the COMESA, SADC, EU, other Regional Trading blocks, National Initiatives and WTO

5. Maintaining regular, productive and effective dialogue and cooperation with the public and private sector and encourage public-public dialogue, private-private dialogue and private-public dialogue.

6. Monitoring the progress made by Zambia’s trading partners in reducing both tariff and non-tariff barriers;

7. Provide marketing support services to business enterprises 8. Encouraging measures that will increase Zambia’s capacity to trade, including efforts to improve

transport and communication infrastructure; 9. Co-operating with other State institutions and the private sector in areas linked with 10. International Trade, such as the protection of intellectual property rights, standardisation and

certification and sanitary and phytosanitary measures; 11. Formulation of Sector Export promotion strategies; 12. Enabling the business community to participate in national and international trade fairs,

exhibitions, specialized fairs and trade missions; 13. Enhancing export activities, especially through capacity building in all trade-related areas; and

encouraging inter business enterprise linkages, networks and cooperation at national, regional and international levels;

14. Participating in Trade Negotiations, compatible with the rules of the WTO that remove, progressively, barriers to trade between parties to trade arrangements and enhance cooperation in all areas relevant to trade.

15. Establishment a national and international database on trade information networks. 16. Dissemination of to the business community market information and information on all trade

agreements to which Zambia is a party. 17. Assisting Government in formulating, international trade policy and strategies for Zambia; 18. Conducting Market Research to establish demands for Zambian Products 19. Establishing a national and international database on trade information networks.

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A host of promotional activities have been implemented by ZDA both at home and outside to raise greater awareness about Zambia’s Non-Traditional Exports and the potentialities in the international market.

Some of the activities are:

• Active participation in specialised and general trade fairs within Zambia and in target export markets to which suitable export oriented firms are invited

• Conducting research in potential and target markets as a way of expanding Zambia’s share of the global market.

• Undertaking trade missions in target markets to identify new areas of trade for the Zambian exporter.

• Carrying out an annual audit to evaluate and determine the performance of the export sector in Zambia, after which a comprehensive report is produced indicating the products, exporting companies, the target markets and the values in terms of foreign exchange. It also shows the successes, constraints and recommendations.

• Collaborating with diplomatic missions, import promotion organisations, chambers of commerce, producer associations and trade related bodies to position Zambian exports in the international market.

• Organising training programs and seminars/ workshops on topical issues affecting the export sector in Zambia.

• Making recommendations to government in areas relating to policy, development and promotion of non-traditional exports for possible ratification.

Linking exporters to the global market

ZDA makes profitable business connections with the international market by linking Zambian exporters with importers. This is done by providing contact details, price lists, product specifications and country profiles of both potential and target markets to which suitable Zambian products are exported. The task is made easier with the use of the most up-to-date and accurate information sources. These are available at ZDA Information Resource Centre. Other resources at the ZDA Information Resource Centre include:

• Trade directories • Product and market reports • Specialised publications • Trade Journals

Other sources published internally are:

• Audit report on the overall performance of the export sector• Exporter’s Handbook

Distribution of the sources is done through a very well co-ordinated system which has created a rapport between ZDA and its target groups around the world.


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HINTS FOR NEW EXPORTERS

• Prepare for international marketing through business in local market. • Acquire the regional technical expertise before venturing into exporting.• Know why the company should enter the export market and what its international marketing goals

are. • Develop formal export marketing plans and strategies.• Choose export markets carefully. • Adopt marketing strategies that add value to the company’s products. • Aim at a specific market niche rather than the mass market. • Know key buyers for company’s products in the target market. • Be creative in finding solutions to marketing bottlenecks. • Assign a key company officer to oversee export operations.

EXPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION

Zambia now has one of the most liberalised and simplified export procedures. Rules and regulations pertaining to the export of non-traditional exports are non-restrictive. Exports of grain are however sometimes subject to seasonal regulation to forestall shortages. In some cases, exporters are required to secure authority documents or other necessary certificates for export consignments of veterinary items, botanical items and submit them to customs.

2.1.0 General Procedures

General procedures comprise the following:

i. Obtain the Customs and Excise Declaration Form CE 20 from the Zambia Revenue Authority and indicate on it the range and value of products meant for export.

ii. Get a stamped certificate of origin from the Zambia Revenue Authority for each of the markets you are about to export to,

a. SADC Certificate of Origin for exports within SADC.b. COMESA Certificate of Origin for exports within the COMESA region c. AGOA Certificate for exports to USA under AGOA eligible products, d. EUR 1 Certificate for exports to the EU and;e. Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) certificate of origin for those markets offering preferences under that regime.

iii. At the time of exporting the consignment, the exporter should submit the Customs and Excise Declaration form 20 accompanied by the following documents to customs officials at ports of exit:

a. Commercial Invoiceb. A Packing List

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c. A certificate of origin (duly signed by approved authorities where applicable)d. Shipping consignment notes (airway bill/bill of lading)e. Insurance of export products

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2.2.0 Specific Procedures

2.2.1 Animal and Fish Products

Obtain the quality certificate from Veterinary Department before exporting meat and livestock out of Zambia (International Sanitary Certificate).

2.2.2 Live Animals

Obtain the veterinary certificate from the Veterinary Department before exporting live fish and live animals (including poultry).

2.2.3 Plant products and Seed

Acquire a phytosanitary (SPS) certificate from the Zambia Agriculture Research Institute (ZARI) at Mount Makulu Research Station in Chilanga for agriculture products such as seeds, stems and fruits. Seed certificate for seed can be obtained from Ministry of Agriculture and livestock, Agribusiness and Marketing Department.

2.2.4 Cereal Products

Obtain an export permit for prohibited food products such as maize, maize meal, wheat and wheat flour from Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Agribusiness and Marketing Department (Import and Export Permit Office).

2.2.5 Precious and Semi-precious Stones

The Mineral Export Permit for gemstone exports should be acquired from the Ministry of Mines, Energy and Water Development (Mineral Export Permit).

2.2.6 Chemical and Chemical Products

Obtain permit from Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) for agricultural and other chemicals.Acquire an Export permit from Ministry of Health for dangerous drugs.

2.2.6 Wood and Wood Products

A Clearance Certificate for Timber Export should be obtained from the Forestry Department in addition to the certification mark from the Zambia Bureau of Standards.

All completed documents for agricultural exports MUST be submitted to Agribusiness and Marketing Department (Import and Export Permit Office).


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ABOUT ZAMBIA

Fact Sheet

Location: Located in the Southern African Sub-region, Zambia is a landlocked country bordered by the DR Congo, Tanzania, Angola, Namibia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana. The mean altitude rises about 1200 meters above sea level and the country is situated between latitude 8 and 18 degrees east and longitude 22 and 34 degrees south.

Capital City: Lusaka

Land Surface: 752,614 Km2

Climate: Zambia’s geographical position and high altitude provides the country with sub-tropical vegetation and climatic conditions. There are three distinct seasons:

A warm-wet season (November to April)

A cool dry season (May to August)

A hot dry season (September to October)

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Population: 13.0 million, 39% living in urban areas (CSO, 2010). The annual population growth rate is 2.8%, with a population density of 17.3 persons per square kilometer.

Independence: 24 October 1964 (from the United Kingdom)

Adult Literacy Rate: 68 %

Spoken Languages: English (official language), other main vernacular languages are Lozi, Bemba, Luvale Kaonde, Lunda, Nyanja and Tonga. There are a total of about 72 indigenous languages and dialects throughout Zambia

Religion: Christianity comprises the largest faith group. Minority faith groups are Muslims and Hindus.The republican constitution recognises Zambia as a Christian Nation

Natural Resources: Copper, uranium, cobalt, coal, emeralds, gold, manganese, nickel, water, wildlife, forestry and hydropower

Currency: Zambian Kwacha (ZMW)100Ngwee = 1 ZMW

Time Zone: The time Zone in Zambia is Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) +2 hours

Business Hours: Business hours for government and private sector offices are from 08:00 –13:00 hours and 14:00-17:00 hours between Monday and Friday.

Public Holidays: The Government and companies generally follow the Gregorian calendar. The following are the public holidays in Zambia:

1st January New Year’s Day

12th March Youth Day

Easter Good Friday

Easter Easter Monday

1st May Labour Day

25th May African Freedom Day

1st Monday in July Heroes Day

1st Tuesday in July Unity Day

1st Monday in August Farmers Day

24th October Independence Day

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25th December Christmas Day

ECONOMIC REVIEW

Zambia Macroeconomic Overview

Zambia’s economic growth is currently undergoing a slump compared to recent years where it experienced a record high of 7.3% in 2012. Nonetheless, the economic growth of 5.6% in 2014 is still higher than the average Sub Saharan Africa’s growth rate of 4.8%. The decline in growth has been due to the drop in international prices of copper, the main export commodity of the country.

Table 1: GDP Growth for comparator countries, 2003-2014

Source:World Bank Global Economic Report 2015

Country and Region

2003-08 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Zambia 5.7 6.4 7.6 6.8 7.3 6.7 5.6Angola 15 2.4 3.4 3.4 8.1 6.8 4.4

Botswana 4.5 -4.9 7 5.1 5.5 5.4 4.7

DRC 6.1 2.8 7.2 7 7.2 8.5 9.0Ghana 6.3 4.7 6.6 14.4 7.2 7.3 4.2Kenya 4.8 2.6 5.8 4.4 5 5.7 5.3Malawi 5.9 7.6 7.1 5 4.5 5.0 5.7

Mozambique 7.5 6.3 6.8 7.1 6.7 7.4 7.4

Rwanda 7.5 4.1 7.2 8.6 7.4 4.7 7.0Tanzania 7.2 6 7 6.4 8 7.0 7.2Uganda 7.9 7.2 5.2 6.7 4 4.8 5.2

Zimbabwe -9.1 5.7 9 5 2.5 4.5 3.2

Sub-Saharan Africa

5.8 2 5 4.7 4.8 4.2 4.6


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ABOUT ZAMBIA

Fact Sheet

Location: Located in the Southern African Sub-region, Zambia is a landlocked country bordered by the DR Congo, Tanzania, Angola, Namibia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana. The mean altitude rises about 1200 meters above sea level and the country is situated between latitude 8 and 18 degrees east and longitude 22 and 34 degrees south.

Capital City: Lusaka

Land Surface: 752,614 Km2

Climate: Zambia’s geographical position and high altitude provides the country with sub-tropical vegetation and climatic conditions. There are three distinct seasons:

A warm-wet season (November to April)

A cool dry season (May to August)

A hot dry season (September to October)

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Population: 13.0 million, 39% living in urban areas (CSO, 2010). The annual population growth rate is 2.8%, with a population density of 17.3 persons per square kilometer.

Independence: 24 October 1964 (from the United Kingdom)

Adult Literacy Rate: 68 %

Spoken Languages: English (official language), other main vernacular languages are Lozi, Bemba, Luvale Kaonde, Lunda, Nyanja and Tonga. There are a total of about 72 indigenous languages and dialects throughout Zambia

Religion: Christianity comprises the largest faith group. Minority faith groups are Muslims and Hindus.The republican constitution recognises Zambia as a Christian Nation

Natural Resources: Copper, uranium, cobalt, coal, emeralds, gold, manganese, nickel, water, wildlife, forestry and hydropower

Currency: Zambian Kwacha (ZMW)100Ngwee = 1 ZMW

Time Zone: The time Zone in Zambia is Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) +2 hours

Business Hours: Business hours for government and private sector offices are from 08:00 –13:00 hours and 14:00-17:00 hours between Monday and Friday.

Public Holidays: The Government and companies generally follow the Gregorian calendar. The following are the public holidays in Zambia:

1st January New Year’s Day

12th March Youth Day

Easter Good Friday

Easter Easter Monday

1st May Labour Day

25th May African Freedom Day

1st Monday in July Heroes Day

1st Tuesday in July Unity Day

1st Monday in August Farmers Day

24th October Independence Day

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Country and Region

2003-08 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Zambia 5.7 6.4 7.6 6.8 7.3 6.7 5.6Angola 15 2.4 3.4 3.4 8.1 6.8 4.4

Botswana 4.5 -4.9 7 5.1 5.5 5.4 4.7


Mozambique 7.5 6.3 6.8 7.1 6.7 7.4 7.4


Zimbabwe -9.1 5.7 9 5 2.5 4.5 3.2

Sub-Saharan Africa

5.8 2 5 4.7 4.8 4.2 4.6


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Country and Region

2003-08 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Zambia 5.7 6.4 7.6 6.8 7.3 6.7 5.6Angola 15 2.4 3.4 3.4 8.1 6.8 4.4

Botswana 4.5 -4.9 7 5.1 5.5 5.4 4.7


Mozambique 7.5 6.3 6.8 7.1 6.7 7.4 7.4


Zimbabwe -9.1 5.7 9 5 2.5 4.5 3.2

Sub-Saharan Africa

5.8 2 5 4.7 4.8 4.2 4.6

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Table 2:GDP Growth by Main Sectors 2009-2014

Indicator 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 16.3 7.5 15.7 12.5 5.4 12.1

Mining and Quarrying (6.8) 87.5 10.8 (12.3) (1.5) (13.5)

PRIMARY SECTOR5.1 41.7 12.9 (1.3) 2.0 (0.1)

Manufacturing18.4 14.3 15.1 13.8 11.0 14.2

Electricity, Gas and Water 15.1 20.5 32.2 9.5 14.7 12.3

Construction27.6 25.0 32.5 18.7 20.1 15.8

SECONDARY SECTOR 22.6 20.3 25.8 16.1 16.5 14.9

Wholesale and Retail trade 21.4 18.8 16.8 10.8 12.6 15.2

Restaurants, Bars and Hotels (5.3) 17.2 16.6 1.5 8.4 16.8

Transport, Storage and Communications 12.8 41.3 16.3 13.2 16.7 15.0

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18.5 12.3 12.2 18.9 20.7 19.8

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TERTIARY SECTOR 20.6 24.5 17.9 14.0 15.8 17.3

Taxes less subsidies on Products (9.8) 4.3 19.5 18.8 8.2 41.6

TOTAL G.D.P. AT MARKET PRICES

15.3 25.7 18.7 11.3 12.7 15.0

Nominal GDP (in Kwacha) 77,348.3

597,215.9

115,352.80

128,370.13

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Figure 1: Trend in Annual Inflation Rates (2008-2014)

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2014 Economic Objectives

The specific macroeconomic objectives have been set as follows:• achieve real gross domestic product growth of above 7.0 percent,• attain end-year inflation of no more than 6.5percent,• limit overall fiscal deficit to 6.6% of GDP and domestic borrowing to 2.5% of GDP; and• Maintain gross international reserves of at least four months of import cover.

Fiscal Outturn

Government's fiscal policy is focused on achieving a domestic budget surplus, through the continued adherence to a cash budget, improved revenue collection and strict control of expenditures. Other fiscal policy objectives are focused at reducing public debt so as to increase liquidity available to the private sector for investment and increasing social sector expenditures in order to alleviate poverty.


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Figure 1: Trend in Annual Inflation Rates (2008-2014)

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2014 Economic Objectives

The specific macroeconomic objectives have been set as follows:• achieve real gross domestic product growth of above 7.0 percent,• attain end-year inflation of no more than 6.5percent,• limit overall fiscal deficit to 6.6% of GDP and domestic borrowing to 2.5% of GDP; and• Maintain gross international reserves of at least four months of import cover.

Fiscal Outturn

Government's fiscal policy is focused on achieving a domestic budget surplus, through the continued adherence to a cash budget, improved revenue collection and strict control of expenditures. Other fiscal policy objectives are focused at reducing public debt so as to increase liquidity available to the private sector for investment and increasing social sector expenditures in order to alleviate poverty.

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND INCENTIVES

Zambia is a multi-party democracy and provides a market-oriented liberalized economic environment in a strife-free, multicultural society. The Zambian Government welcomes investors across sectors and the laws relating to investment have provided for incentives aimed specifically at increased levels of investment and international trade, as well as increased domestic economic growth.

The country's central location in the region, as well as a combination of the following key strengths makes it an ideal investment location:

• Abundance of natural resources and manpower, which are highly under-utilized.• Political Stability since attaining independence in 1964.• Abolition of Controls on: prices, interest rates, foreign exchange rates, free repatriation of

debt repayments.• 100% repatriation of net profits.• Guarantees and Security to investors with legislated rights to full and market value

compensation.• Duty Free Access to Regional, wider African and the USA markets under SADC/FTA,

COMESA/CU and AGOA (African Growth and Opportunity Act) respectively.• Banking, Financial, Legal and Insurance services of international standard as well as a Stock

Exchange.• Double Taxation Agreements with a number of European, North American, African and

Asian countries.• Good place to work and live – sub-tropical climate and vegetation with plenty of water.

Friendly people, mostly English speaking, with high literacy rate. Educational establishments to University level. Strong religious values. Open-air lifestyle with nature reserves, game parks, rivers, lakes and waterfalls.

• Thriving Private Sector – Government has successfully privatized most of the previously state owned enterprises, thus encouraging an entrepreneurial culture.

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Fiscal Incentives and Qualifying Thresholds

The Act provides for investment thresholds that have to be met to qualify for fiscal and non-fiscal incentives. Projects that qualify may be new or existing ones undergoing expansion or modernization. There are five categories of investors who can be considered under the ZDA Act.

1. Investors who invest not less than US$500,000 in the Multi Facility Economic Zones (MFEZ) or a priority sector or product under the ZDA Act, are entitled to the following fiscal incentives:

(i) Zero percent tax rate on dividends for 5 years from year of first declaration of dividends.

(ii) Zero percent tax on profits for 5 years from the first year profits are made. For year 6 to 8, only 50 percent of profits are taxable and years 9 & 10, only 75 percent of profits are taxable.

(iii) Zero percent import duty rate on capital goods, machinery including trucks and specialized motor vehicles for five years.

In addition to fiscal incentives, the above category of investors is entitled to the following Non- Fiscal incentives;

(a) Investment guarantees and protection against state nationalization;(b) Free facilitation for application of immigration permits, secondary licences, land

acquisition and utilities

2. Investors who are designated as micro or small enterprises under the ZDA Act, in addition to the applicable general incentives, are entitled to the following incentives: For an enterprise in an urban area the income shall be exempt from tax for the first three (3) years. For an enterprise in a rural area the income shall be exempt from tax for the first five (5) years.

3. Investors who invest an amount not less than US$250,000 in any sector or product not provided for as a priority sector or product under the Act. This category of investors is entitled to non-fiscal incentives as follows; (i) Investment guarantees and protection against state nationalization;

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(ii) Free facilitation for application of immigration permits, secondary licences, land acquisition and utilities

4. Investors who invest not less than US$250,000 in a project located in a rural area under the ZDA Act. This category is entitled to customs duty exemption on machinery and equipment for a period of five years. In addition, this category of investors is also entitled to non-fiscal incentives as follows; (i) Investment guarantees and protection against state nationalization;(ii) Free facilitation for application of immigration permits, secondary licences, land


The Certificate of Registration is valid for ten (10) years from the date of issue.

The investor may apply for renewal of the Certificate of Registration before the date of its

expiry.

3.0 Priority Sectors

a) Floriculture

Fresh flowers and dried flowers

b) Horticulture

Fresh and dried vegetables

c) Processed foods

Wheat flour

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d) Beverages and Stimulants

Tea and tea products

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(iii) Cobalt

(iv) Other engineered products

g) Beneficiation of phosphates and any other related material into fertilizer

h) Beneficiation of rock materials into cement

i) Production and processing of raw timber into wood products

j) Production and processing of the following products in the leather sector:

(i) cattle hides

(ii) crust leather

(iii) leather products

k) Power stations and generation of power;

(i) Building of mini-hydro power stations

(ii) Building of thermal, hydro and solar power stations

(iii) Operation of thermal, hydro and solar power stations and the generation of

thermal, hydro and solar power

l) Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

(i) Development of computer software(ii) Assembly/manufacture of ICT equipment

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n) Education and skills trainingo) Manufacture of:

(i) Machinery & machinery components(ii) Iron & steel products(iii) Electrical and electronic products & components & parts thereof;(iv) Chemicals & petrochemicals(v) Pharmaceutical & related products(vi) Wood & wood products(vii) Palm oil & their derivatives(viii) Pulp, paper & paper board(ix) Textile & textile products(x) Transport equipment, component & accessories(xi) Clay-based, sand-based & other non-metallic mineral products;(xii) Plastic products(xiii) Professional medical, scientific, & measuring devices/parts(xiv) Rubber products(xv) Leather & leather products(xvi) Packaging & printing materials(xvii) Fertilizer(xviii) Cement

(p) Tourism

(q) Processing of:

(i) agricultural products(ii) forest products(iii) non-ferrous metals & their products(iv) gemstones

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4.0 Secondary Licenses

Listed below are examples of secondary licenses that a company might require.

• Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

- All investment projects require either a project brief or a full Environmental Impact

Assessment (EIA) that is done by the Zambia Environmental Management Authority

(ZEMA)

• Telecommunication Licence

- Projects in telecommunication such as mobile cellular companies, internet service

providers (ISPs), etc require a telecommunication licence obtained from Zambia

Information Communications and Technology Authority of Zambia (ZICTA)

• Tourism Licences

- Hotels, Safaris hunting/walks, Tour Guides, Casinos, Restaurants, Night clubs, projects

operating in national parks and Game Management Areas (GMAs), etc require licences

and permits from Zambia Tourist Board (ZTB), Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) and

Local Municipalities

• Financial and non-financial Institutions such as Banks and Bureaus require approval

from Bank of Zambia

• Insurance companies and insurance brokers require authority from the Pensions and

Insurance Authority (PIA) or Securities Exchange Commission (SEC).

• Medical projects such as clinics, surgeries, dispensaries and drug companies require

approval from the Pharmaceutical regulatory Authority (PRA)

• Stock brokers have to be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

• Manufacturing projects require a manufacturer’s licence from local municipalities.

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Trend analysis of Non Traditional Exports

The contribution of Non Traditional Exports (NTEs) to Zambia’s total exports has been growing over past six years with years (2009 –2014) on an average of 24.11 despite a decrease in the year 2014.%. In 2014, NTEs contribution was 24.85% of Zambia’s total exports, compared to 33.43% in 2013.

Table 3: NTEs Trends 2010 to 20142010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Total NTEs (US$ Million) 1,381.81 1,832.53 2,712.20 3,550.28 2,408.76NTE Growth % 41.17% 32.62% 48.00% 30.90% -32.15%Total Metal Exports (US$ Million) 6,071.70 6,916.22 6,504.87 7,069.46 7,283.39Metal Export Growth % 81.62% 13.91% -5.95% 8.68% 3.03%Total Exports Growth % 72.46% 17.38% 7.25% 13.18% -8.73%NTEs as % of Total Exports 18.54% 20.95% 28.91% 33.43% 24.85%Total Exports (US$ Million) 7,453.51 8,748.74 9,382.85 10,619.74 9,692.15Source: CSO and ZDA


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Figure 1. Trend analysis of Non- Traditional exports 2004 to 2014

Source: CSO and ZDA

Markets for Zambia’s Non Traditional Exports

In the year 2014, the Democratic Republic of Congo was the most prominent market for Zambia’s NTEs with 33% share of the market. It was followed by South Africa which claimed 22% of the market share. The rest of the world shared 15%. Meanwhile, much of the other NTE markets were African countries namely Zimbabwe (8%), Malawi (6%), Kenya (2%), Namibia (4%) and Tanzania at (2%). The non- African countries which shared this top spot as NTE destiantions for Zambia’s exports were Singapore (4%), Switzerland (3%) and China (3%).

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Figure 2. Top 10 NTE Destinations in 2014

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Zambia’s Export Performance

ANIMAL PRODUCTS

Industry Structure

The Animal Products Sector comprises products derived from animals, which include fresh eggs, fresh fish, dried fish, milk and milk products and beef and beef products. Others are game meat, game trophies, crocodile meat, dressed chickens, pork and pork products, veal, mutton and edible and ornamental fish.

The main markets accessed by Zambian animal include Congo DR, Angola, Tanzania and Malawi. The main export products are fresh milk, frozen meats, and fresh eggs. Zambia has a low share in a slow growing market for animal products and the main export markets are in the region.

The sector’s key players are Zambeef Products, Capital Fisheries, Kembe Cold Storage, Parmalat Zambia Limited, Golden Lay Limited, Hybrid Poultry Farm, Finta Farms Limited, King Quality Products limited.

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In 2014, export earnings recorded from the sector totalled US$ 11,200,000compared to 2013 earnings of US$ 9,890,000 representing an increase of 13.2%. The sector however, contributed in excess of 0.47% to Zambian total export earnings.

ANIMAL, POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY CONTACTS

Capital Fisheries LimitedPlot 6981, Katanga Road Light Industrial AreaP.O. Box 34650LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-287935Mob: +260-966 801106; 966 767059; 966 751971Fax: +260-211-286140Email: [email protected] , [email protected]: www.capitalfisheries.com

Export ProductsFish and Sardines

Eureka ChickensP.O. Box 31616LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-21-2922Fax: +260-211-225775Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsChickensFinta Farms LimitedP.O. Box 60023LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIATel: +260-213-321524/321525Fax: +260-213- 322144E-mail: [email protected]

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Figure 2. Top 10 NTE Destinations in 2014

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Industry Structure

The Animal Products Sector comprises products derived from animals, which include fresh eggs, fresh fish, dried fish, milk and milk products and beef and beef products. Others are game meat, game trophies, crocodile meat, dressed chickens, pork and pork products, veal, mutton and edible and ornamental fish.

The main markets accessed by Zambian animal include Congo DR, Angola, Tanzania and Malawi. The main export products are fresh milk, frozen meats, and fresh eggs. Zambia has a low share in a slow growing market for animal products and the main export markets are in the region.

The sector’s key players are Zambeef Products, Capital Fisheries, Kembe Cold Storage, Parmalat Zambia Limited, Golden Lay Limited, Hybrid Poultry Farm, Finta Farms Limited, King Quality Products limited.

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Capital Fisheries LimitedPlot 6981, Katanga Road Light Industrial AreaP.O. Box 34650LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-287935Mob: +260-966 801106; 966 767059; 966 751971Fax: +260-211-286140

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Golden Lay LimitedPlot No. 3037 Baluba RoadP.O. Box 90444LUANSHYA, ZAMBIAMob: +26 097 2210658Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsEggs and Day old chicks

Hybrid Poultry FarmP.O. Box 310097LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-282734Mob: +260 974 549574Fax: +260-211-282740/1Email: [email protected]@hybridpoultryfarm.comWeb: http://hybridpoultryfarm.com

Export ProductsDay old chicks

Kembe Cold Storage Corporation LimitedPlot No. 2151/4782Mumbwa RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIAFax: +260 -211-286928/ 288406Tel: +260-211- 288405/289274

Export ProductsBeef

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Export ProductsDairy Product

Majoru InvestmentsTel: +260-211-273 592 Fax: +260-211-272 913 P.O. Box 36518LUSAKA, ZAMBIAEmail:[email protected]

Export ProductsSmoked and cooked sausages, Polonies and cold meats, Dry, semi dry and smoked salami, pet food

Zambeef Products PLCPrivate Bag 17, WoodlandsLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-369000Mob: +26097799040Email: [email protected]

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BUILDING MATERIALS

Industry Structure

The Building Materials sector comprises of products such as asbestos pipes, asbestos roofing sheets and tiles, portland composite cement, OPC cement, ceramic product, asbestos high pressure pipes for sewerage systems, metal door frames, window frames and other related building products. It also includes quarrying and crushing of aggregates of assorted size distributions. The main players in this sector are Lafarge, Zambezi Portland Cement, Polymer Concrete Limited and Chambishi Cargo Terminal Limited.

Export earnings recorded in the sector fell from US$ 198.92 million in 2013 to US$ 70.6 million in 2014, denoting a decrease of 64.5 %. This represents 2.93 % as share of the total Non-Traditional Exports in 2014.

The main export markets for building materials were Congo DR, Zimbabwe, Malawi, South Africa, Burundi, Hong Kong, Congo Brazzaville, Namibia, Mauritania and Botswana. . The main export products during the period under review were Portland cement, ceramic tiles, talc and roofing tiles.

Export Markets

The main export markets for building materials were Congo DR, Zimbabwe, Malawi, South Africa, Burundi, Hong Kong, Congo Brazzaville, Namibia, Mauritania and Botswana. . The main export products during the period under review were Portland cement, ceramic tiles, talc and roofing tiles

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BUILDING MATERIALS COMPANY CONTACTS

BSi Steel (Z) LtdLumumba Road, Light Industrial AreaLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-222112/223625, 227426Fax: + 260-211-221487Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsGalvanized roofing sheets, plates and fencing material, lipp channel, flatbars, deformed bars

Classecon Roofing Africa LtdPlot 7173, Mukatasha Rd, Light Industrial Area, P.O. Box 35532, LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel:+260-211-84 0164 / +260-211-84 0166Fax: +260-211-845364

Export ProductsRoofing materials

Lafarge Cement Zambia PLC P O Box 32639Kafue RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 -211- 367407Fax: +260 -211- 278134Email: cement.enquiries@lafarge-zmWebsite: lafarge.com

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Micmar Investments LtdLumumba Rd, Industrial Area, P.O.Box 35239, LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-287788 / +260-211-287791Mob: +260977740804Fax: +260-211-287260Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsRoofing and various Building Materials

Ndola Lime Company LimitedNdola Lime Road Plot 1468 P.O. BOX 70057NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-627600, 680617, Fax: +260-212-610953Mobile: +260977/67 788109Email: [email protected]

Export ProductPortland Cement

Safintra Zambia Plot No 7239 Mukatasha Road, Light Industrial Area LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211- 288155/6


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Export ProductsRoofing Materials

Sonar International LtdPlot 7179 Mukatasha RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 211 286306/287740Mobile: +260 977 846118Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsSteel, Structural solutions, Glass, GI Pipes

Tap Building ProductsOff Kafue Road, ChilangaP O Box 31522LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-27 8315, +260-211-278832, +260-211-27 8238, +260-211-278048Fax: +260- 211 -228206Email: [email protected]: www.tapzambia.com.zm

Export ProductsRoofing sheets and pipes

Universal Mining & Chemical Industries (UMCIL) LtdKafue Steel PlantPlot No. 3944 opp. Nitrogen chemicals, Chibuka Rd. Heavy Industrial Area, Kafue.KAFUE, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-311145 / 311241Fax: +260-211-311054

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Export ProductsHot Rolled Deformed Bars, Round steel, Angle steel

Zambezi Portland Cement LimitedPlot 30571, Ndola Lime Road P.O. BOX 70942NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-671463Mobile: +2600965 342536, 0955 622810Email: [email protected] , [email protected], [email protected]


Zambezi Roofing LtdLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-287812Fax: +260-211-287809Mobile: +260 964 089103Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsWide span roofing sheets, ridges and roofing screws.


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Zambezi Portland Cement LimitedPlot 30571, Ndola Lime Road P.O. BOX 70942NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-671463Mobile: +2600965 342536, 0955 622810Email: [email protected] , [email protected], [email protected]


Zambezi Roofing LtdLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-287812Fax: +260-211-287809Mobile: +260 964 089103Email: [email protected]

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CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS

Industry StructureThe Chemical and Pharmaceutical products sector comprises of products such as medicines, sulphuric acid, explosives/detonators, detergents, cosmetics and gases (oxygen, hydrogen and argon), automotive batteries, soaps and detergents, ferrosilicon, talcum powder, polyvinyl acetate and gloss paints, fertilizers and industrial/mining batteries.

The major players in this sector include Chambishi Copper Smelter Limited, Mopani Copper Mines Plc, SL Solutions Limited, Trade Kings Limited, Orica Zambia Limited, AEL Zambia, Sable Zinc Kabwe Limited, Afrox Zambia Limited, Gourock Rocks and Canvas.

In 2014, the export earnings recorded from the sector amounted to US$ 397.84 million comparedto US$651.4 million in 2013, representing a decrease of 38.9 %. The sector contributed 16.54% to the overall NTE earnings in 2014.The export markets for this sector in 2014 included Congo DR, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique, Congo Brazzaville, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Gabon, China, Tanzania and Russia

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CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS CONTACTS

African Explosives LimitedP O Box 40092MUFULIRA, ZAMBIATel: +260- 212- 410760Fax: +260 -212- 412749/412930Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsDetonators, Explosives

Bwana Mkubwa Mining LtdP O Box 71785NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260 212 655392/655393Fax: +260- 212- 655399Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsSulphuric Acid

Chloride Zambia LimitedP O Box 21892KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260 -212 -215157/215011Fax: +260- 212- 214002Email:[email protected]

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Orica Zambia Limited PO Box 101Plot 10/M Off Kitwe-Chingola Road,Chambishi Mine Area, ChambishiZAMBIATel: +260-212-721216Fax: +260-212-721311Email: [email protected]@orica.com

Export ProductsExplosives

Nasla ChemicalsP O Box 31442LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 -211- 272476/7Fax: +260 -211- 272478Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsChemicals

Afrox Zambia LimitedPlot No. 901, Chisokone Ave P.O. Box 70252NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-621607/9, 611801-5Mobile: +260977 340797Fax: +260-212-614651

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Export ProductsGasesPlascon Paints Zambia LtdMutentemuko RoadP O Box 20362KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260 -212- 211609Fax: +260 -212 -218128Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsPVC PaintTrade Kings LtdP O Box 30824LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 -211 -289735/36/43Fax: +260 -211- 288856E-mail: [email protected]

Export ProductsDetergents and Soap

Vitafro LtdP O Box 71767NDOLA, ZAMBIAFax: +260 -212 -614692Tel: +260 -212- 610497/8E-mail: [email protected]

Export ProductsCosmeticsVitretex PaintsP O Box 70207NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260 -212- 651586

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ELECTRICITY

Background

The major distribution networks falls under the Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) the national electricity utility, which was successfully commercialised in 2005. The corporation operates and maintains a high voltage transmission system. It is also responsible for all electrical power imports and exports in the country and provides retails services to all but the largest mining customers on the Copperbelt.

Industry Structure

The electricity supply industry in Zambia mainly comprises of a vertically integrated stateutility, Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation, and an energy service company, Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) that purchases power from ZESCO and supplies it to the mines. In addition, Lunsemfwa Hydro Power Company, an independent power producer and some small-scale solar based energy service companies supply power to some rural areas.

ZESCO has total generation capacities of 1, 841 MW hydro and 8 MW diesel, and representing 99% and 1 % of generation mix, respectively. Additionally, the company owns approximately 39,000 km of power transmission and distribution lines and has an installed substation capacity of 5,000 MVA in power transformation.

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ZESCO has four licenses for its strategic business units of generation, transmission, distribution, and supply. It is legally mandated to apply annually for tariff adjustments under the ElectricityAct. The sustained economic growth in Zambia has necessitated the need for ZESCO to embark on various generation, transmission and distribution projects in order to meet theincreased demand for electricity.

Zambia has abundant energy resources with huge hydro power resource potential. Generation is mainly from Kafue Gorge, Kariba North Bank, Victoria Falls and other three hydro power stations.

The last five years have seen dramatic rises in the cost of major inputs (copper, steel, aluminium and oil) in the manufacture of electrical equipment used by ZESCO. This is translated into the increases in the cost of generation, transmission and distribution of electricity. Although ZESCO has been mitigating the price increases as a result of higher cost of materials and oil with cost reduction and control measures, these rising costs have resulted into ZESCO’s operating costs increasing substantially.

Notwithstanding the recorded steady economic growth, the majority of Zambians still do not have access to electricity. The national rate of access to electricity is currently at 20 %, with an access rate of 40 % in urban and peri-urban areas, and a 2 % access rate in rural areas of the country. Electricity is predominantly consumed by the mines, accounting for just over 50 % followed by industrial and agricultural customers that take up about 23 % of total consumption. Households consume about 16 % of the total amount of electricity sold.

In order to avert the power deficit in the generation capacity of electricity which has come about due to the non-development of the new generation, ZESCO has embarked on the expansion of Kariba North Bank Power Station and construction of Itezhi-tezhi Power Station.

The current ‘life line tariff’ is also being reviewed and measure being put in place to replace it with a more efficient and broader social tariff structure that will cut down on the existing high levels of cross subsidization and target the intended beneficiaries. This is expected to help reduce the strain on utilities’ revenues.

ZESCO also remained susceptible to exchange rate movements as most of its transactions are foreign currency.

In order to address the above challenges, ZESCO has embarked on short-term and long term strategies aimed at increasing generation capacity and promotion of use of energy saving methods.

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ZESCO is a member of the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP), the SADC region's electricity market. ZESCO's power system is connected to Zimbabwe through the 330 kilovolts interconnector at Kariba, to Congo DR through the 220 kilovolts Victoria Falls-Katima Mulilo interconnector at Sesheke. The interconnection to these countries means that ZESCO is able to engage in power trade and import power when faced with a power deficit.

Zambia's biggest hydropower station is Kafue Gorge at 990 megawatts while Kariba North Bank comes second at 720 megawatts, with Victoria Falls at 108 megawatts and little known Lusiwasi at 12 megawatts.

Export Markets

Key export markets for electricity export were Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Congo DR, Tanzania, South Africa and Mozambique.

. The export earnings of ZESCO increased from US$75.56 million in 2013 to US$82.00 million in 2014. The increase in export of electricity is largely attributed to increased power generation as a result of on-going rehabilitations and up-grading of the power plants around the country.

The main export markets included the Democratic Republic of Congo with 64.85% of the total market share, followed by Namibia at 22.86%, Botswana with 6.24%, Zimbabwe with 3.64%, Mozambique 2 % and Tanzania at 0.42%.

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ELECTRICITY COMPANY CONTACTS

Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation Limited (ZESCO)Great East Road, Stand No.6949,P O Box 33304,LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-361111.Fax: +260-211-222753Email: [email protected]: www.zesco.co.zm

Export ProductsHydro-electricity

Copperbelt Energy Corporation PLCP.O. Box 20819Plot No. 3614 23rd Avenue Nkana EastKITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260 -212-2244556Facsimile: +260-212-244040Email: [email protected]: www.copperbeltenergy.com



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Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation Limited (ZESCO)Great East Road, Stand No.6949,P O Box 33304,LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-361111.Fax: +260-211-222753Email: [email protected]: www.zesco.co.zm


Copperbelt Energy Corporation PLCP.O. Box 20819Plot No. 3614 23rd Avenue Nkana EastKITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260 -212-2244556Facsimile: +260-212-244040Email: [email protected]: www.copperbeltenergy.com



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Industry Structure

The Engineering sub-sector is dominated by Metal Fabricators of Zambia (ZAMEFA) which accounts for the bulk of export earnings. Other players contributing to the sector are Thita Engineering, Afrope Zambia Limited, Scaw Limited, Nampak Zambia Limited, Perway Industries Limited and Morganite Limited.

The Engineering sub-sector is divided into three specific groups comprising semi finished and finished non-ferrous metals, finished metals and other engineering products. Specific products include copper wire, telephone cables, aluminium cable wire, bare wire, copper rods, flat metal sheet, drums, building wire, power cables, steel wire and carbon brushes.

Export Markets

The top ten destinations of these products were South Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana, Mozambique, Brazil and Switzerland. Among the major products exported in this sector were wire of refined copper, electric conductors, self-propelled bulldozers and excavators, dumpers for off-highway use, grinding balls, iron/steel bars and stranded wire, cables, L sections of iron/steel, Ferro-silicon, refined lead, Ferro-silico-manganese, Parts for boring or sinking machinery and flat hot-rolled iron or steel.

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In 2014, the sector recorded a total earning of US $ 511.4 million, which was a decline from the previous year’s performance of US $ 719.56 million. The sector maintained its status as the top performing sector in 2014. As the case had been in the previous year, primary agriculture trailed it closely in second place.

ENGINEERING & FOUNDRY PRODUCTS COMPANY CONTACTS

Afil Engineering LimitedPlot 6980, Katanga RoadIndustrial AreaP.O. Box FW 397LusakaTel: +260-211-286779Fax: +260-211-286547/286653Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsSteel Products

Agro-Fuel InvestmentsLumumba RoadP.O. Box 31315LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-288013Fax: +260-211-286653Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsTrailors

BUK Truck Parts LtdP.O. Box 37439Plot No. 20995Kafue RoadOpp. Southern Cross MotorsLUSAKA, ZAMBIA

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Fax: +260-211-845793Cell: +260-966-752607Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsTruck spares for: Cummins, Benz, DAF, Deutz, Volvo, Scania & Detroit

Carbon Master Limited P O Box 240057NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-613432Fax: +260-212-614076Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsEngineering Products

Castle Lead Work (Z) LimitedPlot 1308Chibuluma RoadKitwe, ZambiaTel: +260-212-217552Fax: +260-212-217551Email:[email protected]

Export ProductsLead Anode

Central Recycling Company limitedLumumba RoadPlot 5110Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-221331

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Industry Structure

The Engineering sub-sector is dominated by Metal Fabricators of Zambia (ZAMEFA) which accounts for the bulk of export earnings. Other players contributing to the sector are Thita Engineering, Afrope Zambia Limited, Scaw Limited, Nampak Zambia Limited, Perway Industries Limited and Morganite Limited.

The Engineering sub-sector is divided into three specific groups comprising semi finished and finished non-ferrous metals, finished metals and other engineering products. Specific products include copper wire, telephone cables, aluminium cable wire, bare wire, copper rods, flat metal sheet, drums, building wire, power cables, steel wire and carbon brushes.

Export Markets

The top ten destinations of these products were South Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana, Mozambique, Brazil and Switzerland. Among the major products exported in this sector were wire of refined copper, electric conductors, self-propelled bulldozers and excavators, dumpers for off-highway use, grinding balls, iron/steel bars and stranded wire, cables, L sections of iron/steel, Ferro-silicon, refined lead, Ferro-silico-manganese, Parts for boring or sinking machinery and flat hot-rolled iron or steel.

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El Sewedy Electric Zambia LtdChilanga Road (off Kabwe Road)Plot F/416A/D2P.O. Box 70058Ndola, ZAMBIATelefax: 0212-650120/1Mobile: +260-965741033Email: [email protected]: www.elsewedyelectric.com

Export ProductsElectricity Transformers Fox Foundry LtdBlantyre RoadP.O. Box 6364KitweTel: +260-977-908888Fax: +260-212-223069

Export ProductsSauders, Valves, Cast spares and Pig ironGood Time Steel Company (Z) LtdPlot 33811, Mungwi RoadHeavy Industrial AreaP.O. Box 309LusakaTel: +260-211-241437/244481/4Fax: +260-211-241438Email: [email protected]

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Hot Rolled Deformed Bars, Round steel, Angle steel, Steel coils

Matalloy Company Ltd

Plot 1320, Chachacha RoadP.O. Box 90108LUANSHYA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-510536, +260963 905984Fax: +260-212-510984Email: [email protected] , [email protected]: www.matalloy.com

Export ProductsFerro Alloys

Meltcast Engineering Co. LtdPlot S/D A /2/B1 Farm 839P.O. Box 20027KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-225562/67Fax: +260-212-225564Email: [email protected]: www.meltcast.com

Export ProductsStructural steel fabrication, heat exchangers, pipes, flanges and scaffold Mills.

Metalco Industries LimitedP.O. Box 30973LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-221331Fax: +260-211-225227Email: [email protected]

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Morganite Zambia LimitedP O Box 70543NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-611297/8Fax: +260-212-615072Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCarbon brushes and switch gears

Non Ferrous Metal Works Zambia Limited P.O. Box 72283,NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-651603-5Fax: +260-212-651777/651909Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsRailway parts, bolt forging

Perway Industries Z- Limited5056 Natwange Road, Heavy Industrial AreaP O Box 21189KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-213000/213578Fax: +260-212-52660Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsBolts and nuts, railway turnouts and track accessories

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El Sewedy Electric Zambia LtdChilanga Road (off Kabwe Road)Plot F/416A/D2P.O. Box 70058Ndola, ZAMBIATelefax: 0212-650120/1Mobile: +260-965741033Email: [email protected]: www.elsewedyelectric.com

Export ProductsElectricity Transformers Fox Foundry LtdBlantyre RoadP.O. Box 6364KitweTel: +260-977-908888Fax: +260-212-223069

Export ProductsSauders, Valves, Cast spares and Pig ironGood Time Steel Company (Z) LtdPlot 33811, Mungwi RoadHeavy Industrial AreaP.O. Box 309LusakaTel: +260-211-241437/244481/4Fax: +260-211-241438Email: [email protected]

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Saro Agro Industrial LimitedPlot 5284 Buyantanshi Road(Off Lumumba Road)P.O. Box 35168LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-241477/241286/213658Fax: +260-211-241288/241482Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsAgro-equipment, Agro-machinery

Scaw Limited (Z) LimitedP O Box 20418KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-12213933Fax: +260-212-214516/215432Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsMill Balls

THITA Engineering ServicesP.O. Box 90369LUSANSHYA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-512912/850Fax: +260-212-512387Email: [email protected]

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Bolts, Mill Balls

Twapalwa Industrial Corporation LimitedP.O. Box 20047KITWE, ZAMBIACell: +260-977-515732Fax: +260-212-226867

Export ProductsTruck parts, bolts, Machinery

Universal Mining & Chemical Industries (UMCIL) LtdPlot No. 3944 opp. Nitrogen chemicals, Chibuka Rd. Heavy Industrial Area.P.O. Box 30824KAFUE, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-311145 / 311241Fax: +260-211-311054Email: [email protected]


Yew Tree Industries LtdPlot 150Mindolo Ecumenical FoundationOff Chingola RoadCell: +260-955-116893Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsElectricity Insulators, Ceramic/Pottery cable holders

Zambia Electrometer LtdPlot 5252 Zambia Way

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SkywaysP.O. Box 230041NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-650012Fax: +260-212-650011

Export ProductsElectricity Meters

Zambia Metal Fabricators PlcPlot 1400, H Figov RoadP O Box 90295LUANSHYA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212-591000/2Fax: +260-212-512637/512542Email: [email protected]/ [email protected]

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FLORICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE

Floriculture

Background

The Zambian Floriculture sector is largely related with summer flowers and cut flowers. Supported by climate conditions that favor growth, production of fresh flowers has steadily been increasing, with floriculture becoming one of Zambia’s leading export subsectors. Cut flowers comprise mainly roses that are usually grown for export by key exporters namely Ambrosia, Annabel farm, Dalyrose Limited, Enviro Flor, Esquire Roses, Floribo (z), Gwaza Holdings, Hortil Limited Jakana Estates, Khalamazi among others.

Most companies in this sector maintain their membership with the Zambia Export Growers Association (ZEGA) which is a professional and independent body that seeks to promote the interests of all growers wishing to export fresh produce from Zambia. ZEGA aims at producing an efficient and adequate air freight service to exporters, technical support services and training to members, advice on sources of finance and information on marketing opportunities. It has developed a uniform standard to protect the image of Zambian Fresh Produce Exporters in the export market.

The following standards have been included in the ZEGA code of conduct: storage, use and disposal of pesticides; workers welfare; good agricultural practice and protection of the environment; and due diligence in the production, harvesting, grading and packaging of produce.

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There are over 60 types of roses which include tropical amazon, golden gate, red calypso, first red, poeme, noblesse, prophyta and tyneke. Other varieties are baroness, supplesse, golden times, grandgalla, sapphire and akito. While the main varieties of summer flowers include hypericums, solidago, rudbekia and liatris.

Export Markets

In 2014, export earnings recorded from the sector amounted to US$ 13.95 million compared tothe previous year’s earnings of US$ 32.42 million denoting a decrease 56.9% %. The sector made a marginal contribution of 0.56 % to total non-traditional export earnings in 2014.

The major export markets for Zambia’s floricultural products in the period under review were Netherlands, Germany,United Kingdom, South Africa, Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo.Horticulture

The horticulture sector is of great importance to the Zambian economy in that it does not only contribute to income generation and poverty reduction but also generates employment. The sector employs well over 8,000 people of which more than 50% are women. These women are widely engaged during growing and packing stages of the chain.

Most of the employees on the horticulture farms support an average extended family, which effectively increases the total number of people whose livelihoods depend on earnings from these sectors. The industry has a total estimated irrigated land exceeding 5,000 hectares. One of the prime areas of expansion has been in the growing of fresh vegetables and development in the sector has been marked by investment in year- round irrigated mechanized production by medium and large scale farmers.

Zambia’s horticulture sector also comprises commercial companies who grow mainly for the export market and small scale farmers who mainly grow for the domestic market. Most of the growers are members of ZEGA and implement the ZEGA code of practice.

The vegetable producers also engage out grower schemes which ensure production and volumes. This provides another alternative for economically empowering the low-income group in the country. Firms intervene in provision of seeds, fertilizers, training and other forms of support. They strictly supervise the growing of vegetables to ensure that international market

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phytosanitary standards are well met. Thus apart from ensuring food security for small growers, economic empowerment is guaranteed.

The horticulture product range includes the following fresh vegetables and fruits; asparagus mange tout, sugar snap, peas fine and bobby beans, baby corn, courgettes, tender stem broccoli, okra, passion fruit, spring onions, patty pan squash, egg plant, mushrooms, cucumbers, baby carrots, leeks and various types of chilies.

Industry Structure

The Government of the Republic of Zambia and the Zambia Export Growers Association influences the local business environment. Export products include baby corn, fine beans, baby carrots, asparagus, runner beans, sugar snaps, tender stem broccoli, okra, mange tout peas, passion fruit, spring onions, chilies, Patti pans, in excess of 60 varieties of roses, and summer flowers such as hypericums, solidago, rudbekia, liatris, etc. The relatively high profile and reputable track record of the Zambian vegetable sector has won the confidence of major UK multiples. Quite a considerable volume is now being exported in high care form for these multiples whose requirements are fairly difficult to meet, especially in terms of food safety, hygiene, and traceability throughout the value chain.

The horticulture product range includes the following fresh vegetables and fruits; asparagus mange tout, sugar, snap peas fine and bobby beans, baby corn, courgettes, tender stem broccoli, okra, passion fruit, spring onions, patty pan squash, egg plant, mushrooms, cucumbers, baby carrots, leeks and various types of chilies.

Export Markets

The main exporting companies in 2014 included York Farm, Khal Amazi, Chesney Derrick Middleton, Klein Karoo and Nkanga Farms Limited.

In 2014, export earnings in this sector amounted to US$ 13.1 million compared to the previous year’s earnings of US$ 31.79 million representing a decrease of 59.73 %. The sector made a marginal contribution of 0.53 % to the total export earnings in 2014.

The main export markets for the horticultural products were Congo DR, United Kingdom, South Africa, Germany, Netherlands, Congo Brazzaville and Angola.

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Floriculture

Background

The Zambian Floriculture sector is largely related with summer flowers and cut flowers. Supported by climate conditions that favor growth, production of fresh flowers has steadily been increasing, with floriculture becoming one of Zambia’s leading export subsectors. Cut flowers comprise mainly roses that are usually grown for export by key exporters namely Ambrosia, Annabel farm, Dalyrose Limited, Enviro Flor, Esquire Roses, Floribo (z), Gwaza Holdings, Hortil Limited Jakana Estates, Khalamazi among others.

Most companies in this sector maintain their membership with the Zambia Export Growers Association (ZEGA) which is a professional and independent body that seeks to promote the interests of all growers wishing to export fresh produce from Zambia. ZEGA aims at producing an efficient and adequate air freight service to exporters, technical support services and training to members, advice on sources of finance and information on marketing opportunities. It has developed a uniform standard to protect the image of Zambian Fresh Produce Exporters in the export market.

The following standards have been included in the ZEGA code of conduct: storage, use and disposal of pesticides; workers welfare; good agricultural practice and protection of the environment; and due diligence in the production, harvesting, grading and packaging of produce.

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The horticulture sector of Zambia has experienced phenomenal growth in recent years. Export volumes in 2003 were 8,588 tones of vegetables and 4,011 tones of cut flowers. Eighty percent of vegetables are destined for the UK, while seventy percent of cut flowers go to Holland. The industry is comprised of 26 exporters all registered with the ZEGA association. Most farms are within a radius of 60km from Lusaka International Airport.

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FLORICULTURE & HORTICULTURE PRODUCTS COMPANY CONTACTS

Annabel FarmP/Bag E10P O Box 337LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-212349/0966729445Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsRoses

AmbrosiaP.O. Box 33510LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-212019Fax: +260-211-212019Email: [email protected]


Dalyrose LtdP.O. Box 36492LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-233102Cell; +260-966753142Fax: +260-211-233102Email: [email protected]


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Export ProductsRosesEsquire RosesP.O. Box 38491LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-213682/213319Fax: + 260-211-288051Email: [email protected]


Floribo Z- LimitedP O Box 39432LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +26-211-213839Cell: +260-977-790675/790675Fax: +260-211-213839Email: [email protected]


Gwaza HoldingsP.O. Box 31014LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-979-140280Email: [email protected]


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Jakana EstatesP.O. Box 31597LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-212037Fax: +260-211-212037Email: [email protected]


Kaleya PeppersP.O. Box 670228MAZABUKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-213-230384Fax: +260-213-230384Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsPepper dews

Khal AmaziP/Bag CH 49LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-210888Fax: +260-211-210888Email: [email protected]

Export ProductRoses

Revays FarmsP O Box 32344LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-213650Fax: +260-211-237060Email: [email protected]

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The horticulture sector of Zambia has experienced phenomenal growth in recent years. Export volumes in 2003 were 8,588 tones of vegetables and 4,011 tones of cut flowers. Eighty percent of vegetables are destined for the UK, while seventy percent of cut flowers go to Holland. The industry is comprised of 26 exporters all registered with the ZEGA association. Most farms are within a radius of 60km from Lusaka International Airport.

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Scimitar LtdP.O. Box 35139LUSAKA, ZAMBIACell: +260-0966-696044Email: [email protected]

Export Product Summer Flowers

York FarmP.O. Box 30829Tel: +260-211-274021-2/274080Email: [email protected]

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companies have been able to build very strong relations with their customers, which has carried them through many global challenges affecting the sector, including price shocks.

For the garment manufacturers, vast growth opportunities exist under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) of the United States of America. Zambia, being one of the beneficiaries still has the best windows for investment opportunities for AGOA production. The country has now embarked on strategies aimed at unlocking potential in specific subsectors with a view to maximize the benefits offered under the various market access preferences. Due to increasing buyer requirements and in their effort to beat buyers’ expectations, most Zambian garments manufacturers have embraced WRAP, which is certification mark for responsible apparel manufacturing which regard to consumer health, environmental safety and social concerns.

Zambian textiles products include: cotton lint, cotton yarn, acrylic yarn, loom state cotton fabric, African prints (Chitenge) poly/cotton fabric, polyester fabric, poly/viscose fabric, cotton canvass fabric, terry toweling, bed linen, kitchen linen, polypropylene cloth and bags, cotton and nylon ropes and twine, blankets, polythene bags, fishing nets, tents and tarpaulins. The common garments include; hospital uniforms, security uniforms, industrial uniforms, dust coats, shirts, trousers, overalls, traditional African attire and embroidery, casual wear, t-shirts and work suits.

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GARMENTS AND TEXTILES INDUSTRY

Background

The Zambian Textiles and Garments Industry is largely cotton based and encompass cotton ginning, spinning, weaving, dying and printing. Its importance not only lies in its capacity to contribute to the economy through foreign exchange earnings but also its ability to create employment, attract investment and spur industrial growth through backward linkages in cotton ginning and forward linkages in weaving an garment production. The abundant good arable land and plenty of sunshine successfully enables the growth of long fiber cotton that gives Zambian producers a competitive advantage.

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York FarmP.O. Box 30829Tel: +260-211-274021-2/274080Email: [email protected]

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companies have been able to build very strong relations with their customers, which has carried them through many global challenges affecting the sector, including price shocks.

For the garment manufacturers, vast growth opportunities exist under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) of the United States of America. Zambia, being one of the beneficiaries still has the best windows for investment opportunities for AGOA production. The country has now embarked on strategies aimed at unlocking potential in specific subsectors with a view to maximize the benefits offered under the various market access preferences. Due to increasing buyer requirements and in their effort to beat buyers’ expectations, most Zambian garments manufacturers have embraced WRAP, which is certification mark for responsible apparel manufacturing which regard to consumer health, environmental safety and social concerns.

Zambian textiles products include: cotton lint, cotton yarn, acrylic yarn, loom state cotton fabric, African prints (Chitenge) poly/cotton fabric, polyester fabric, poly/viscose fabric, cotton canvass fabric, terry toweling, bed linen, kitchen linen, polypropylene cloth and bags, cotton and nylon ropes and twine, blankets, polythene bags, fishing nets, tents and tarpaulins. The common garments include; hospital uniforms, security uniforms, industrial uniforms, dust coats, shirts, trousers, overalls, traditional African attire and embroidery, casual wear, t-shirts and work suits.

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GARMENTS AND TEXTILES INDUSTRY

Background

The Zambian Textiles and Garments Industry is largely cotton based and encompass cotton ginning, spinning, weaving, dying and printing. Its importance not only lies in its capacity to contribute to the economy through foreign exchange earnings but also its ability to create employment, attract investment and spur industrial growth through backward linkages in cotton ginning and forward linkages in weaving an garment production. The abundant good arable land and plenty of sunshine successfully enables the growth of long fiber cotton that gives Zambian producers a competitive advantage.

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GARMENTS &TEXTILES COMPANY CONTACTS

Amalgamated Dress (Z) LtdPlot B3, President Avenue NorthNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-612609Fax: +260-212-614077

Export ProductsOveralls, dust coats, work-suits and shirts

Excel Textile MillsPlot No. 1091,Walilanji RoadNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-651234/651102Fax: +260-212-651103Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsYarn, Tents, fabric and mutton clothes

Gourock Ropes & Canvas z- LtdPlot-E12, Arusha StreetNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-615402/622450Fax: +260-212-615657Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCanvas

Gloria Knitting Co. LtdPlot H1 Arusha StreetP.O. Box 30799NDOLA, ZAMBIA

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Export ProductsSchool Jerseys, Shawl sets, School and Security Uniforms, protective clothing

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Kariba Textiles LimitedPlot 1015, Chifubu Road LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIATel: +260-213 -320175/322863Fax: +260-213-323286Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsBlankets, Knitted Wool

Kays Textiles LimitedMills Plot No. 5149,Kabwe RoadP.O. Box 71711,NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-651578/650579Fax: +260-212-650615Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCotton yarn, fabric and bed linen

Lamoz Fashions LtdPlot 7333-4, Kalambalala RdOff Mukatasha Rd, industrial AreaLUSAKA, ZAMBIA

Export ProductQuality Zambian Garments (Leather outfits, Evening wear, Office wear and Safari suits)

Moleskin TextileP.O. Box 34956LUSAKA, ZAMBIACell: +260-966-830007


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Mukuba Textiles LimitedP.O. Box 70358NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-651397/615774Fax: +260-212-651813Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCotton yarn and bed linenAfrican Attire and Embroidery

Sakiza Spinning LtdPlot 5408 Natwange RoadHeavy Industrial AreaKITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-210865/213820Fax: +260-212-210041Email: [email protected]

Export ProductAcrylic Yarn

Towel Textiles LtdP O Box 22354KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-214638Fax: +260-212-218862

Export ProductsCotton Bed sheets, toweling

Unity GarmentsPlot 3293 Ulengo RoadP.O. Box 71697NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-650222


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GARMENTS &TEXTILES COMPANY CONTACTS

Amalgamated Dress (Z) LtdPlot B3, President Avenue NorthNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-612609Fax: +260-212-614077


Excel Textile MillsPlot No. 1091,Walilanji RoadNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-651234/651102Fax: +260-212-651103Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsYarn, Tents, fabric and mutton clothes

Gourock Ropes & Canvas z- LtdPlot-E12, Arusha StreetNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-615402/622450Fax: +260-212-615657Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCanvas

Gloria Knitting Co. LtdPlot H1 Arusha StreetP.O. Box 30799NDOLA, ZAMBIA

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Export ProductsSchool Jerseys, Shawl sets, School and Security Uniforms, protective clothing

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Zambia Textiles LtdP.O. Box 60204,LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIATel: +260-213-32294


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GEMSTONES

BackgroundZambia is endowed with significant variety of high-quality gemstones throughout the country, notably emerald, tourmaline, aquamarine, amethyst, garnet, citrine, topaz, agate, rose and crystal quartz, malachite and beryl. The country boasts of being endowed with the second largest share of emeralds deposits in the world and produces about 20 % of the global emerald supply.

There is still very little value addition being done to the gemstones as most of it is being exported in their natural raw form. The structure under which gemstones are produced and marketed is failing to maximize revenue for government and is instead leading to losses through under declaration and smuggling. In order to achieve proper regulation as a result of the sector not being well regulated, there is need to enact separate laws from the laws that govern base metals.

Industry Structure

The industry currently has several producer associations namely Association of Women in Mining, Federation of Small Scale Miners Association of Zambia, Zambia Gemstone Miners Traders and Jewellers Marketing Association and Kalomo Miners Association. Others are entities that operate as companies and these include Kagem Mining, Kariba Minerals, Gramiraj Investment Limited, Grizzly Mining Zambia Limited, Zambezi Jewels, Jewel of Africa, Jagoda Gems Limited, Southstreams Limited and Fantasy Gems.

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Fax: +260-212-650131Email: [email protected]


Zambia Textiles LtdP.O. Box 60204,LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIATel: +260-213-32294


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Industry Structure


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The top ten gemstone exporters in 2014 were Kagem Mining Limited with a market share of 88.69%, Grizzly Mining Limited 4.76%, Lm Kristals Limited 1.29%, Kariba Minerals Limited 1.04%, Dia-Star Gemstones Limited 1.01%, Gemstone Marketing and Consultancy 0.60%, South Stream Enterprises Limited 0.37, Jace Enterprises Limited 0.30, Tawakkal Gems Investments Company Ltd 0.28 and Anson Owen Company Limited 0.27, while the rest of the companies shared the remaining 1.39%.

The total export earnings recorded in 2014 were US$ 98.35 million compared to US$ 77.24 million in 2013. The top ten countries of destination for Zambian gemstones were Singapore, India, Switzerland, China, Israel, Hong Kong, South Africa (Republic of), United Arab Emirates, United States of America and Kenya.

The products exported by the sector included semi-manufactured gold, precious or semi-precious stones, precious (excl. diamonds) or semi-precious stones and rubies, sapphires and emeralds.

The main market for exports from this sector was India, Israel, USA, Great Britain and Italy. The other markets were Hong Kong, Thailand and China. The biggest market for gemstones which buys in big volumes in the world is California in the USA. This market sources its gemstones from big cutting and polishing centres like Jaipu in India and others.

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Industry Structure


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GEMSTONES COMPANY CONTACTS

Bobbili Gems2393 Longolongo RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 211 25 45 88/ +260 212 228733 Mob: +260 966 76 08 45 / +260 976 446 241 Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

Export ProductsGemstones

Diakate Investments Box 36306, LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-235316 260-211-235316


Fantasy Gems LtdBox 50351Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: + 260-211-227002 260-1-227002Email: [email protected]


Gemstone Marketing and Consultancy(Jewel of Africa)P.O. Box 50689, LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 1 250005/256966Mobile: +260 977887733

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Gramiraj Investment LtdP O Box 34393LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 211 236465/ +260- 977-776926Email: [email protected]


Grizzly Mining Zambia Ltd Plot 3655, Chibuluma RoadBox 22111, KITWE, ZAMBIATel: + 260-212-210894/ +260-212-211185Mobile: 0966760660/ 0969304239Fax: +260-212-210896Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]


Jagoda Gems Limited1 Luano Road, P.O. Box 30426, FairviewLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-223131Email: [email protected]: www.jagodagems.com

Export ProductsTourmaline, Rough

Kagem MiningPlot6374Dr. Agrey and Kariba Roads, Light Industrial AreaP O Box 21657KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260961021268

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The top ten gemstone exporters in 2014 were Kagem Mining Limited with a market share of 88.69%, Grizzly Mining Limited 4.76%, Lm Kristals Limited 1.29%, Kariba Minerals Limited 1.04%, Dia-Star Gemstones Limited 1.01%, Gemstone Marketing and Consultancy 0.60%, South Stream Enterprises Limited 0.37, Jace Enterprises Limited 0.30, Tawakkal Gems Investments Company Ltd 0.28 and Anson Owen Company Limited 0.27, while the rest of the companies shared the remaining 1.39%.

The total export earnings recorded in 2014 were US$ 98.35 million compared to US$ 77.24 million in 2013. The top ten countries of destination for Zambian gemstones were Singapore, India, Switzerland, China, Israel, Hong Kong, South Africa (Republic of), United Arab Emirates, United States of America and Kenya.

The products exported by the sector included semi-manufactured gold, precious or semi-precious stones, precious (excl. diamonds) or semi-precious stones and rubies, sapphires and emeralds.

The main market for exports from this sector was India, Israel, USA, Great Britain and Italy. The other markets were Hong Kong, Thailand and China. The biggest market for gemstones which buys in big volumes in the world is California in the USA. This market sources its gemstones from big cutting and polishing centres like Jaipu in India and others.

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Gramiraj Investment LtdP O Box 34393LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 211 236465/ +260- 977-776926Email: [email protected]


Grizzly Mining Zambia Ltd Plot 3655, Chibuluma RoadBox 22111, KITWE, ZAMBIATel: + 260-212-210894/ +260-212-211185Mobile: 0966760660/ 0969304239Fax: +260-212-210896Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]


Jagoda Gems Limited1 Luano Road, P.O. Box 30426, FairviewLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-223131Email: [email protected]: www.jagodagems.com

Export ProductsTourmaline, Rough

Kagem MiningPlot6374Dr. Agrey and Kariba Roads, Light Industrial AreaP O Box 21657KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260961021268

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Fax: +260-212-216324Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

Export ProductsLow Grade Emerald, High Grade Emerald

Kariba MineralsP O Box 37080Plot 11901 Kakota RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-841059/ 0977813040


Export ProductsAmethyst, Rough

Southstream Enterprises Box 33342, Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260 966 743132/ +260-211-251333/ +260-211-246281Fax: +260-211-256659Email: [email protected]


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HANDICRAFTS SECTOR

Background

Handicrafts and Curios play a very important role in representing the culture and traditions of any country or region. Handicrafts are a substantial medium to preserve rich traditional art, heritage and culture, traditional skills and talents which are associated with people’s lifestyle and history. Handicrafts also have functional use as home and living accessories, gifts and art objects, fashion accessories or in other lifestyle applications such as hospitality.

The main associations in the handicraft sector are Handicraft Association of Zambia, Handicraft Producers Association of Zambia, Kabwata Visual Arts and Crafts Association, Chawama Arts and Curious Association and Lilanda Arts Association of Zambia. The sector also has various other small groups involved in handicraft production.

Constraints affecting the sector include low production capacity due to diminishing traditional craft skills, poor product finishing, lack of access to finance and marketing knowledge. The major markets for most of these items are Europe and America and the producers of these items complain of transport logistics to the said markets.

Industrial Structure

The handicrafts sector comprises specialized baskets, wood and stone carvings, clay products, metallic and gemstones products, ethnic jewelry, furniture items, African batiks (textile), copper art works and paint works on canvas and bark cloth. There is a growing trend amongst the

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producers to combine handicraft with fashion, this is signifying progression towards value addition and product differentiation.

Export Markets

In 2014, the handicraft sector exports were valued at US $ 356,358 in contrast to the 2013, export earnings which amounted to US$ 21.01 million. The extremely impressive performance of the sector in 2013 is attributed to the United Nations World Tourism Organization Conference which was hosted by Zambia in 2013.

As in the previous years, the sector continued to produce specialized baskets, wood and stone carvings, clay products, metallic and gemstones products, ethnic jewelry, furniture items, African batiks (textile), copper art works and paint works on canvas and bark cloth.

The handicrafts in 2014 were destined for several countries which included United States of America, South Africa, United Kingdom, Australia, Denmark, Austria, Hungary, France, Spain, Germany, Mexico, Czech Republic, Belgium, Kenya, Canada, Netherlands and Japan.


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Fax: +260-212-216324Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

Export ProductsLow Grade Emerald, High Grade Emerald

Kariba MineralsP O Box 37080Plot 11901 Kakota RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-841059/ 0977813040


Export ProductsAmethyst, Rough

Southstream Enterprises Box 33342, Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260 966 743132/ +260-211-251333/ +260-211-246281Fax: +260-211-256659Email: [email protected]


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HANDICRAFTS SECTOR

Background

Handicrafts and Curios play a very important role in representing the culture and traditions of any country or region. Handicrafts are a substantial medium to preserve rich traditional art, heritage and culture, traditional skills and talents which are associated with people’s lifestyle and history. Handicrafts also have functional use as home and living accessories, gifts and art objects, fashion accessories or in other lifestyle applications such as hospitality.

The main associations in the handicraft sector are Handicraft Association of Zambia, Handicraft Producers Association of Zambia, Kabwata Visual Arts and Crafts Association, Chawama Arts and Curious Association and Lilanda Arts Association of Zambia. The sector also has various other small groups involved in handicraft production.

Constraints affecting the sector include low production capacity due to diminishing traditional craft skills, poor product finishing, lack of access to finance and marketing knowledge. The major markets for most of these items are Europe and America and the producers of these items complain of transport logistics to the said markets.

Industrial Structure

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HANDICRAFTS & CURIOS COMPANY CONTACTS

African JoyP.O. Box 50320Intercontinental HotelLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-250000Cell: +260-0977-782690Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsKuba fabric, showa fabric, bed covers and throws

Choma Museum and Crafts CentreP O Box 630189CHOMA, ZAMBIATel: +260-213-220394Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsHandicrafts and curios

Handicraft Producer Association P.O. Box 32152LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

Tel: +260-211-235976Cell: +260-977- 843403/ 771822

Export ProductsHandicrafts

Hipego LtdCell: +260-977-843403Email: [email protected], ZAMBIA

Export ProductsTraditional baskets and bowls

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Kubu Crafts P.O. Box 60748LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-213-324093Cell: +260-977-458576Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsFurniture, ornaments and contemporary African crafts

Mandi Craft and African KitchenBox 10624, CHINGOLA, ZAMBIAMobile: +260 977 993521


Miapen Zambia CraftsP.O. Box 34843Great North RaodLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-977-545566Cell: +260-966-767854Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsPen holders, sugar bowls, card holders, table clocks, bird feeders and decoration balls

Mulembo Arts & Crafts6659 Mberere Rd, Olympia, LUSAKA, ZAMBIAMobile: +260 977 888342Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

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Mukuba Gift ShopShop number 14-15 caroussel shopping centre Corner of kafue and Lumumba roads,LUSAKA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected], [email protected]


Mukwa Creations LtdAmando Ethu Building, Corner of Cha Cha Cha and Kalundwe RoadP.O. Box 31362LUSAKA, ZAMBIACell: +260-966-899969Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsMukwa Executive Pens and Rosewood Executive Pens

Mumwa CraftsP.O. Box 9867MONGU, ZAMBIACell: +260- 0977- 782690Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsBaskets

Zintu Furniture and Crafts ShopPlot 1653 Panganani Road, Industrial AreaMobile: +260 966 759394



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Kubu Crafts P.O. Box 60748LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-213-324093Cell: +260-977-458576Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsFurniture, ornaments and contemporary African crafts

Mandi Craft and African KitchenBox 10624, CHINGOLA, ZAMBIAMobile: +260 977 993521


Miapen Zambia CraftsP.O. Box 34843Great North RaodLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-977-545566Cell: +260-966-767854Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsPen holders, sugar bowls, card holders, table clocks, bird feeders and decoration balls

Mulembo Arts & Crafts6659 Mberere Rd, Olympia, LUSAKA, ZAMBIAMobile: +260 977 888342Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

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LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS

Background

The leather industry in Zambia is based on the livestock and wildlife as sources of raw materials, comprising mainly bovine hides, sheep and goat skins and crocodile skins as well as skins from wild animals. Zambia currently has five tanneries, with total installed capacity of 1,700 hides per day and utilisation standing at 65%. This has seen a steady increase from 23% in 2000. Key export products from the sector include crocodile skins, wet blue leather, crust, finished leather and leather goods.

Specific products include printed leather (military), corrected grain (plain), corrected grain crust, crust lining, hunting calf, black splits, upholstery, vegetable kips, vegetable sole leather, moccasin suede, laminated football leather, industrial gloves/splits and insoles. Key leather goods include footwear, bags, gloves and protective clothing, soccer balls and household décor items.

Key constraints affecting the sector during the year under review included inadequate supply of raw hides and skins due to low off take. The low off take is precipitated by the low quality of hides and skins as a result of tick bites and unsystematic branding. Collection is also made difficult due to inadequate numbers of slaughter slabs in the country.

The quality of hides and skins has also been compromised by damages caused by low flaying skill levels in abattoirs and inadequate flaying equipment, particularly pneumatic knives. Tanneries are also challenged by inadequate and old machinery and technologies that are not commensurate to current market demand. Low levels of skills have had a negative impact on

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productivity as well as the ability of tanners to maximise the full potential of available technologies and machinery.

High import duties for production components such as laminated Kambrelleting, steel mid-saw plates and laces resulting in high cost of production. The components and chemicals are imported mostly from India and China; therefore they enter the Zambian market at Most-Favoured Nation rates.


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Background

The leather industry in Zambia is based on the livestock and wildlife as sources of raw materials, comprising mainly bovine hides, sheep and goat skins and crocodile skins as well as skins from wild animals. Zambia currently has five tanneries, with total installed capacity of 1,700 hides per day and utilisation standing at 65%. This has seen a steady increase from 23% in 2000. Key export products from the sector include crocodile skins, wet blue leather, crust, finished leather and leather goods.


Key constraints affecting the sector during the year under review included inadequate supply of raw hides and skins due to low off take. The low off take is precipitated by the low quality of hides and skins as a result of tick bites and unsystematic branding. Collection is also made difficult due to inadequate numbers of slaughter slabs in the country.

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productivity as well as the ability of tanners to maximise the full potential of available technologies and machinery.

High import duties for production components such as laminated Kambrelleting, steel mid-saw plates and laces resulting in high cost of production. The components and chemicals are imported mostly from India and China; therefore they enter the Zambian market at Most-Favoured Nation rates.

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Industry Structure

The major players in the sector include Chipaya Zambia Limited, Zamleather, Zongwe Farming, Zambeef and Tata Tanners. The leather industry in Zambia is based on the livestock and wildlife as sources of raw materials, comprising mainly bovine hides, sheep and goat skins and crocodile skins as well as skins from wild animals


Export Markets

In 2014, export earnings in this sector were US$ 55.5million compared to the previous year’s earnings of US$ 51.45 million denoting an increase of 7.9 %. The sector made a marginal contribution of 2.3 % to the total NTEs earnings in 2014. The increase could be attributed to increased capacity development support to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in the sector among others.

The main export markets for these products are South Africa, Singapore, Japan, China,

Hong Kong. Key export products from the sector include crocodile skins, wet blue leather, crust, finished leather and leather goods.

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LEATHER & LEATHER PRODUCTS COMPANY CONTACTS

Bimzi LimitedP O Box 50514 LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-242931/242991Fax: +260-211-245558Fax: +260-211-245558

Export ProductsConference Bags and Belts

Copperbelt Shoes LimitedP O Box 71644 NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-650301/650327/650156Fax: +260-212-650215Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsFinished leather

Kalimba Farms LimitedP O Box 38267Farm 4065 A, NgwerereLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: -260-211-213272Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCrocodile skins and Snake venom

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LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-222210/111580/221550Fax: +260-211-223035/263004Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsWet blue, trophies and finished Game leather

Mable African CreationsPrivate Bag E835, KabulongaLUSAKA, ZAMBIACell: +260-979-161019Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsLeather and bags, cushions, wallets, belts, car upholstery

Zambia Bata Shoe Company P O Box 3079LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-244254/244397Fax: +260-211-245663Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsLeather Products (footwear)

Zamleather LimitedP O Box 36050LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211- 261280/263096Fax: +260-211-221941Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsWet blue, finished leather, Game, trophies (Finished leather)

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Zongwe Farming EnterprisesP O box 43MAAMBA, ZAMBIATel/fax: +260-213-483114Email: [email protected]

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Industry Structure

The major players in the sector include Chipaya Zambia Limited, Zamleather, Zongwe Farming, Zambeef and Tata Tanners. The leather industry in Zambia is based on the livestock and wildlife as sources of raw materials, comprising mainly bovine hides, sheep and goat skins and crocodile skins as well as skins from wild animals


Export Markets

In 2014, export earnings in this sector were US$ 55.5million compared to the previous year’s earnings of US$ 51.45 million denoting an increase of 7.9 %. The sector made a marginal contribution of 2.3 % to the total NTEs earnings in 2014. The increase could be attributed to increased capacity development support to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in the sector among others.

The main export markets for these products are South Africa, Singapore, Japan, China,

Hong Kong. Key export products from the sector include crocodile skins, wet blue leather, crust, finished leather and leather goods.

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LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-222210/111580/221550Fax: +260-211-223035/263004Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsWet blue, trophies and finished Game leather

Mable African CreationsPrivate Bag E835, KabulongaLUSAKA, ZAMBIACell: +260-979-161019Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsLeather and bags, cushions, wallets, belts, car upholstery

Zambia Bata Shoe Company P O Box 3079LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-244254/244397Fax: +260-211-245663Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsLeather Products (footwear)

Zamleather LimitedP O Box 36050LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211- 261280/263096Fax: +260-211-221941Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsWet blue, finished leather, Game, trophies (Finished leather)

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Zongwe Farming EnterprisesP O box 43MAAMBA, ZAMBIATel/fax: +260-213-483114Email: [email protected]

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MINING

Background

The mining industry has been the economic and social backbone of Zambia since the first major phase of exploitation of the Copperbelt’s copper and cobalt deposits commenced in the early 1930’s. The industry has the greatest potential to spearhead employment generation in the economy. It is both a direct employer with the capacity to employ large numbers of people and a stimulator of jobs in the various associated sectors such as manufacturing, financial services, research and development and construction.

The main constraints affecting the sector include high cost of production, unstable exchange rate, few copper processing plants, long delivery time and high import duties on machinery.

Industry Structure

The major players in the mining sector are; Kansanshi Mining PLC, Mopani Copper Mines PLC, Konkola Copper Mines, Genesis Procurement Limited and San He Limited. The main products are gold, precious metals, Manganese ore and Silica Sands.ca

The sector recorded export earnings of US$190.9 million in 2014 compared to US$51.26million in 2013, indicating an increase of 372 %. The sector made a marginal contribution of 2 % to the 2014 total export earnings.

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The major export markets for products in this sector were Congo DR, Malawi, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia, Germany, Netherlands and United Arab Emirates. The main export products were lime, coal, gypsum, coke and bituminous coal.

The sector faced constraints such as restrictions on imports in target markets such as high duty charges in the Democratic Republic of Congo, unstable exchange rate as well as low international demand.

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Albidon LimitedKafue/Mazabuka RoadP.O. Box 50799MAZABUKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-213-235190Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsNickel

Chambishi Copper Smelter LimitedPlot 32 Enos Chomba RoadKITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260 212 251013Fax: +260 212 251012Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCopper Blister, Sulphuric Acid, Bismuth Oxychloride

Chambishi Metals PlcP.O. Box 21151KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260 212 744555Fax: +260 212 744035/79Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCopper and Cobalt

Chibuluma Mines PlcP.O. Box 260010KALULUSHI, ZAMBIATel: +260 – 2 – 749555/749063

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First Quantum Mining and Operations LtdP O Box 71785NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-659403Fax: +260-212-655359Cell: +260-966994285Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCopper and Sulphur

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MINING

Background

The mining industry has been the economic and social backbone of Zambia since the first major phase of exploitation of the Copperbelt’s copper and cobalt deposits commenced in the early 1930’s. The industry has the greatest potential to spearhead employment generation in the economy. It is both a direct employer with the capacity to employ large numbers of people and a stimulator of jobs in the various associated sectors such as manufacturing, financial services, research and development and construction.

The main constraints affecting the sector include high cost of production, unstable exchange rate, few copper processing plants, long delivery time and high import duties on machinery.

Industry Structure

The major players in the mining sector are; Kansanshi Mining PLC, Mopani Copper Mines PLC, Konkola Copper Mines, Genesis Procurement Limited and San He Limited. The main products are gold, precious metals, Manganese ore and Silica Sands.ca

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The major export markets for products in this sector were Congo DR, Malawi, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia, Germany, Netherlands and United Arab Emirates. The main export products were lime, coal, gypsum, coke and bituminous coal.

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Kansanshi Mining Plc

First Quantum-SolweziSOLWEZI, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-658807Cell: +260-966-790632Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCopper and Gold

Konkola Copper MinesPrivate Bag KCM © 2000CHINGOLA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212-350501Cell: +260-978775336Fax: +260-212-351249Email: [email protected]


Luanshya Copper Mines Plot No 867C Independence Avenue, LUANSHYA, ZAMBIAP.O. BO 90456Tel: +260 1 513400/544012/513406/544021Fax: +260 1 512586 /512273Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

Export ProductsCopper

Lumwana MiningP.O. Box 110199SOLWEZI, ZAMBIA

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Tel: +260-218-240023Email: [email protected]


Maamba Collieries Ltd P O Box 99 MAAMBA, ZAMBIATel: +260-213- 278211/278232/278175Fax: +260-213- 2780183

Export ProductsCoal

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Export ProductsCoal

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Export ProductsCoal

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Mopani Copper Mines PlcBuying superintendentP o Box 22000KITWE, ZAMBIATEL: +260-212-247517/247525FAX: +260-212-247833Email: [email protected]@mopani.com.zm / [email protected]

Export productsCopper

OTHER MINING PRODUCTS

EC Mining Limited Plot 5293/5294, Heavy Industrial AreaTanganyika RoadP o Box 23357KITWE, ZAMBIATEL: +260-212-210642FAX: +260-212-210645Email: [email protected]

Export productsMining Equipment

Sulzer (Z) Ltd Plot 603 Station RoadP.O. Box 10472CHINGOLA, ZAMBIATEL: +260-212-312442/1740/ +260977 285392FAX: +260-212-313691Email: [email protected], [email protected]

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Boart Longyear Zambia LtdStand Number 1732, Zambia RoadP.O. Box 71557NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-651276Mobile: +260955/66 900310Email: [email protected]: www.boartlongyear.com

Export ProductsDrilling Spares, Mining Equipment

Atlas Copco Zambia LimitedPlot 210, Kabundi RoadP.O. Box 11291CHINGOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-311281/ 213015Fax: +260-212-313877Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsSpares and Mining Equipment


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Kansanshi Mining Plc

First Quantum-SolweziSOLWEZI, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-658807Cell: +260-966-790632Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCopper and Gold

Konkola Copper MinesPrivate Bag KCM © 2000CHINGOLA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212-350501Cell: +260-978775336Fax: +260-212-351249Email: [email protected]


Luanshya Copper Mines Plot No 867C Independence Avenue, LUANSHYA, ZAMBIAP.O. BO 90456Tel: +260 1 513400/544012/513406/544021Fax: +260 1 512586 /512273Email: [email protected] / [email protected]


Lumwana MiningP.O. Box 110199SOLWEZI, ZAMBIA

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Export ProductsCoal

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Export ProductsCoal

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Mopani Copper Mines PlcBuying superintendentP o Box 22000KITWE, ZAMBIATEL: +260-212-247517/247525FAX: +260-212-247833Email: [email protected]@mopani.com.zm / [email protected]

Export productsCopper

OTHER MINING PRODUCTS

EC Mining Limited Plot 5293/5294, Heavy Industrial AreaTanganyika RoadP o Box 23357KITWE, ZAMBIATEL: +260-212-210642FAX: +260-212-210645Email: [email protected]


Sulzer (Z) Ltd Plot 603 Station RoadP.O. Box 10472CHINGOLA, ZAMBIATEL: +260-212-312442/1740/ +260977 285392FAX: +260-212-313691Email: [email protected], [email protected]

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OTHER MANUFACTURES

Background

The sector is composed of different companies that produce a wide variety of unrelated products. The products in this sector include: tissue paper, patapata, slippers, mattresses, exercise books and polythene products. Other notable products include plastic ware, printed matter and candles.

Industry Structure

The other manufacturers sector comprises relatively of few companies which have continued to contribute to the growth of the NTEs in the past five years. The main export companies in the sector include Trade Kings, Nisco Trading, Gourock Ropes, Lamise Investments, Piggot Maskew, Majoru Investments, Contempo and Zambezi Paper Mills. There has been an increase in export earnings as a result of the high demand of the products in the regional market.

OTHER MANUFACTURERS COMPANY CONTACTS

Sobi IndustriesP O Box 33391LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

Tel: +260-211-221247/226274Fax: +260-211-221990Email: [email protected]@sobi.co.zm

Export ProductsToiletries

Lamasat International (Z) Ltd397/0/1 Chipwenupwenu Road (Off Kafue Road), Makeni, LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-272 614 Fax: +260-211-273 141 Cell: +260 977 790 640 Email: [email protected]: http://www.lamasatzambia.com

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Export ProductsPVC pipes, hose pipes, tanks and poly bags

Kings Plastics LtdP O Box 31157LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-288913Fax: +260-211-289049Email: [email protected] productPackaging Materials

NampakPlot 415 A/O Kavu RdBwana Mkubwa Industrial AreaP.O. Box 71564NDOLA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212- 243616/247525/247315/247199Fax: +260-212- 247199Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsHDPE plastic bottles and canical cartons

U-Rest Foam LimitedPlot 1793, Lufunsa RoadP.O. Box 70196NDOLA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212- 621616/ 621010Mobile: 0955 760811, 0978 057487Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsMattresses, Pillows and Cushions

Gourock Plastics and Packaging Ltd

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E-11 Arusha StreetP.O. Box 70467NDOLA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212- 622452/ 611856Fax: +260-212- 611857Email: [email protected]


Nasla Industries Limited P.O. Box 31442LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-272476/272255/272044Fax: +260-211-272478Email: [email protected]


Nisco Industries Plot 7150,Mukatasha RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-211-286022Fax: +260-211-286624Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsFootwear PairsKabwe Industrial Fabrics Company (KIFCO)Buntungwa Street, Industrial AreaKABWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-215-222071/224083/222074Fax: +260-215-223227/223952Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsPolythene woven-, polythene plastic- bags

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PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

Background

Zambia’s petroleum products are wholly imported and there is a huge potential for renewable energy sources. Petroleum and coal are mainly used in commerce and industry. Zambia's total petroleum requirements are met through imports because the country does not have any proven reserves of crude oil. The petroleum industry in Zambia is made up of TAZAMA Pipelines, which is owned, by the Governments of Zambia and Tanzania, Indeni Refinery, which is jointly owned by the Government of Zambia and an international oil company, Total Outre mer and the Ndola Fuel Terminal, which is also owned by the Government of Zambia.

There are 18 Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) involved in the distribution and retailing of petroleum products. The downstream is also made of various fuel transporters and dealers contracted by OMCs to transport fuel by road from the fuel terminal and operate service stations respectively.

The wholesale petroleum prices are regulated by the ERB due to the monopolistic nature of the industry. Indeni currently carries out the importation of feedstock. With respect to pump prices, the Government liberalized pump prices in June 2001 as part of its economic reforms. ERB therefore takes on an ex-post monitoring role for pump prices whilst regulating ex-refinery gate

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prices. There are established margins for OMCs, dealers and transporters and ERB ensures that prices remain in a reasonable band to ensure that the consumer is not overcharged.

The petroleum products portfolio in Zambia falls under the Ministry of Energy and Water Development which provides policy framework and monitors policy implementation. The sub-sector like all sectors of the economy has been liberalized. Therefore, in order to ensure that both consumers and energy undertakings derive maximum benefit from this shift in policy, an energy regulator known as the Energy Regulation Board was set up in 1997.

Industry Structure

All Oil Marketing Companies in Zambia are required to be registered with the Energy Regulation Board as indicated under the Energy Regulatory.

All petroleum products are currently imported in the form of spiked crude oil transported through the TAZAMA pipeline and refined at INDENI Petroleum Refinery. The Oil Marketing Companies uplift the refined products from the Ndola Fuel Terminal and distribute them for sale to service stations and commercial customers such as the mines.

Oil Marketing Companies can also import processed petroleum products by rail and road, but prefer to uplift the product from Ndola Fuel Terminal due to the fact that the landed cost of products imported by rail and road is relatively higher than the ex-refinery gate price.

The major players in the Petroleum industry are Tazama Petroleum Products Limited, Spectra Oil Corporation Limited, Total Zambia Limited, Afrox Zambia Limited and AGS Trading Limited.

In 2014, export earnings recorded were US$19.5 million compared US$64.66 million recorded in 2013 representing a reduction of 69.8 %.

The major export markets for petroleum products from Zambia are Congo DR, Kenya, Zimbabwe and South Africa. The main export products were Petroleum gases, Oils, Lubricating grease and fuel oils.

The Petroleum Oil Sector has experienced challenges such as poor infrastructure, high and unstable exchange rates, security of supply and restrictive import regulations in target markets.

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prices. There are established margins for OMCs, dealers and transporters and ERB ensures that prices remain in a reasonable band to ensure that the consumer is not overcharged.

The petroleum products portfolio in Zambia falls under the Ministry of Energy and Water Development which provides policy framework and monitors policy implementation. The sub-sector like all sectors of the economy has been liberalized. Therefore, in order to ensure that both consumers and energy undertakings derive maximum benefit from this shift in policy, an energy regulator known as the Energy Regulation Board was set up in 1997.

Industry Structure

All Oil Marketing Companies in Zambia are required to be registered with the Energy Regulation Board as indicated under the Energy Regulatory.

All petroleum products are currently imported in the form of spiked crude oil transported through the TAZAMA pipeline and refined at INDENI Petroleum Refinery. The Oil Marketing Companies uplift the refined products from the Ndola Fuel Terminal and distribute them for sale to service stations and commercial customers such as the mines.

Oil Marketing Companies can also import processed petroleum products by rail and road, but prefer to uplift the product from Ndola Fuel Terminal due to the fact that the landed cost of products imported by rail and road is relatively higher than the ex-refinery gate price.

The major players in the Petroleum industry are Tazama Petroleum Products Limited, Spectra Oil Corporation Limited, Total Zambia Limited, Afrox Zambia Limited and AGS Trading Limited.

In 2014, export earnings recorded were US$19.5 million compared US$64.66 million recorded in 2013 representing a reduction of 69.8 %.

The major export markets for petroleum products from Zambia are Congo DR, Kenya, Zimbabwe and South Africa. The main export products were Petroleum gases, Oils, Lubricating grease and fuel oils.

The Petroleum Oil Sector has experienced challenges such as poor infrastructure, high and unstable exchange rates, security of supply and restrictive import regulations in target markets.


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PETROLEUM PRODUCTS COMPANY CONTACTS

Afrox ZambiaPlot 4872 Sheki-Sheki RoadIndustrial AreaLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-240954Fax: +260-211-241546

Export ProductsIndustrial Gas


Export ProductsLubricants

Bertram Plot 1741Nakambala RoadNDOLA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212- 650733/4Fax: +260-212- 650319Email: [email protected]

Export productsBitumen

Bitumen Products Mfg.P O Box 230028Plot 1741 Nakambala RoadHeavy Industrial Area

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NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-615306

Export ProductsBitumenDana Oil CorporationPlot 10526Lumumba RoadP.O. Box 36722LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: 0211-231654/228644Fax: 0211-228706Email: [email protected]


Engen PetroleumWoodlandsLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: 0211-263475/226192


MAG Petroleum (Z) Ltd7190 Mukatasha RdHeavy Industrial AreaP.O. Box 30256LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-241315Fax: +260-211-241316Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsGas Oil

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Mount Meru PetroleumP.O. Box 34360LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-255241


Puma Energy (Z) Plc.Airtel House, Addias Ababa DriveP O Box 31999LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-228684/94Fax: +260-211-223645/227120


Suban Petroleum Zambia LtdPlot 415/55/1 Kavu RoadMukubwa AreaP.O. Box 73119NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-655087/655096Fax: +260-211-655085Email: [email protected]


Tazama Pipelines LimitedMoffat Road, Tazama HouseNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-617373Fax: +260-212-612031Email: [email protected]

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PETROLEUM PRODUCTS COMPANY CONTACTS

Afrox ZambiaPlot 4872 Sheki-Sheki RoadIndustrial AreaLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-240954Fax: +260-211-241546

Export ProductsIndustrial Gas



Bertram Plot 1741Nakambala RoadNDOLA, ZAMBIA Tel: +260-212- 650733/4Fax: +260-212- 650319Email: [email protected]

Export productsBitumen

Bitumen Products Mfg.P O Box 230028Plot 1741 Nakambala RoadHeavy Industrial Area

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PRIMARY AGRICULTURE

Background

Primary agriculture is one of the critical sectors contributing greatly to Zambia’s economic development, more so to Non- Traditional exports. In the past few years, the agriculture sector has recorded tremendous growth both in terms of national production as well as export earnings especially in the major export products that include Tobacco, Cotton and Coffee. Other products in the sector include maize, tea, sorghum, beans, millet, groundnuts, rice, seed and wheat. The seed sector has also become increasingly important not only in Zambia but also within the region.

The agriculture sector has continued to be a key sector in the development process of Zambia. As such the sector has continued to receive priority attention by the government through increased budget support aimed at increasing agriculture productivity to ensure food security, income generation, creation of employment opportunities and poverty reduction.

In 2014, the agriculture sector grew by 93.89% compared to 72.54% in 2010. This was greatly attributed to increased output in maize which grew by 8.0% to a record of 3.0 million metric tonnes.

Other crops that contributed to this increase include wheat, soya beans, Irish potatoes, sorghum, virgina tobacco, burley tobacco and groundnuts. The increase in production was largely due to favorable weather conditions as well as increased number of beneficiaries under the Farmer Input Support Programme from 500,000 to 890,000. Below is a summary of the selected crops performance in the past three seasons.

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Tobacco

This sector is comprised of commercial, medium and small scale farmers. The sector produces approximately 38.3 Metric tonnes annually of which 37.5 Metric tonnes representing 98% is exported. The subsector has in the past few years been contributing largely to export earnings with future projections showing further growths. New entrants in the subsector have immensely contributed towards increased yields and subsequent export earnings.

Cotton Lint

The Zambian cotton sector has during the last several years recorded consistent growth in production. It is estimated that nearly 1,400,000 people out of a total national population of 10,500,000(13.5%) are directly dependent on the cotton industry for part of or their entire livelihood. This shows how critical the cotton sector is to the overall contribution to economic growth. The subsector has received a massive investment from new and existing players. New ginneries have been set up as well as more farmers have ventured into cotton growing.

Coffee

This sector is regulated by the coffee board of Zambia with the marketing activities coordinated by the Zambia Coffee Growers Association. Currently there are 70 large scale coffee growers and 500 small coffee growers. Coffee growers in Zambia are concentrated around Lusaka, Mazabuka, Mkushi, Copperbelt, Luapula and Northern Provinces.

Tea

The sector has one significant company called Kawambwa Tea which runs a plantation in Luapula Province in Zambia. The company has plans to expand its production.

Maize

Maize is Zambia staple crop and is grown in almost all parts of the country. However vast commercial farming is concentrated along the line of rail and the northern part of Zambia. Small scale farmers produce about 70% of national production.


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PRIMARY AGRICULTURE COMPANY CONTACTS

Alliance One ZambiaP O Box 510454CHIPATA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected]: +260-216-222981/221627 Fax: +260-216-221627

Export ProductsBurley and Flued Cure Tobacco

Cargill Zambia (2009) LtdNamboard AreaOff Great East roadP O Box 510274 CHIPATA, ZAMBIATel: +260-216-221022Fax: +260-216-221303Email: [email protected]

Export ProductCotton Lint, fuzzy Seed

Chipata Cotton CompanyP O Box 510088Airport RoadCHIPATA, ZAMBIATel: +260-216-223707Fax: +260-216-223707Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCotton Lint, Fuzzy Seed

Continental Ginnery LimitedP O Box 60010LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIA

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Tel: +260-213-320169Fax: +260-213-323286Email: [email protected]


Dunavant Zambia LimitedP O Box 30178LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-287104/286414Fax: +260-211-287137Email: [email protected]


Food Reserve AgencyP O Box 341054LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-286612Fax: +260-211-286591Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsMaize, soya beans

Japanese Tobacco international (Leaf Zambia)P O Box 511089CHIPATA, ZAMBIATel: +260-977-435444Email:[email protected]

Export DirectoryTobacco

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P O Box 35330LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-286734/35/23Cell: +260-955/977 807353Fax: +260-211-286734Wesite: www.kamanoseeds.com

Export ProductsVarious agriculture seed (sunflower, soya beans)

Kansato Farms LimitedP O Box 410694KASAMA, ZAMBIATel/fax +260-214-221615Email: [email protected]

Export DirectoryCoffee

Northern Coffee CorporationCoffee Company LimitedP O Box 410208Kasama, ZAMBIATel: +260-214-221591Fax: +260-214-221887Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsCoffee

Lyashilishala Farms Limited602 Mpulungu RoadP O Box 410278KASAMA, ZAMBIATel: +260-977-815134Email: [email protected]



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PRIMARY AGRICULTURE COMPANY CONTACTS

Alliance One ZambiaP O Box 510454CHIPATA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected]: +260-216-222981/221627 Fax: +260-216-221627

Export ProductsBurley and Flued Cure Tobacco

Cargill Zambia (2009) LtdNamboard AreaOff Great East roadP O Box 510274 CHIPATA, ZAMBIATel: +260-216-221022Fax: +260-216-221303Email: [email protected]

Export ProductCotton Lint, fuzzy Seed

Chipata Cotton CompanyP O Box 510088Airport RoadCHIPATA, ZAMBIATel: +260-216-223707Fax: +260-216-223707Email: [email protected]


Continental Ginnery LimitedP O Box 60010LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIA

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Mubuyu Farms LimitedP O Box 33063LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211- 331190/254141Fax: +260-211-331190/254141Email: [email protected]


Pannar Seed CompanyP O Box 31917Kabelenga RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-272520/288048Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsVarious agricultural seedRoland Imperial Tobacco Company Limited – Head OfficePlot 5751 Lunsemfwa RoadKalunduBox 34949LusakaZambiaTel: +260 211 295 657Fax :+260 211 292 657


Export ProductsCigarettes

Seed Company Zambia LimitedP.O. Box 35310Makeni Road

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LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-272520Fax: +260-211-273390Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsVarious agricultural seed

Terranova FarmMAZABUKA, ZAMBIACell: +260-977790423


Zambia Seed Company LimitedP.O. Box 3544110500. LUSAKATel: 243762/241283Fax: 248028Email: [email protected] / [email protected]


Zambia Leaf Tobacco Company LimitedP O Box 37969LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-216-286135Fax: +260-216-288364Email: [email protected]

Export ProductTobacco

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PROCESSED AND REFINED FOODS INDUSTRY

Background

The processed foods sector has been identified has been identified as one of the priority growth sectors by the Sixth National Development Plan (SNDP) as well as the Zambia Development Agency Act. This is primarily because it provides forward and backward linkages with other sectors such as agriculture, fisheries and livestock.

The processed and refined foods sector is therefore well placed to stimulate development by increasing employment in the agriculture and manufacturing sector, promoting skills and technological transfer and thereby reducing the poverty levels in Zambia.

Zambia possesses great potential for developing a diversified range of products for export as her prospects for agricultural growth and development of related agro processing industries are good. This is evidenced by the fact that the country is abundantly endowed with the natural resources needed for agriculture development; a good climate, plenty of arable land and abundant water resources.

Industry Structure

The premier export earner of this sector is the sugar industry, with other important industries involved in grain milling (both maize and wheat). Other products include tomato pates, jam, peanut butter, dried fruits and vegetables, sun dried tomatoes, pineapple chunks, baked beans, onion and tomato mix. Value addition to locally produced products, the agro processing sector through processing is the key linkage to primary sectors like agriculture offering potential avenues for product development.

In 2014, the sector’s export earnings fell by 33.3 % from US$ 565.81 million in 2013 to US$ 376.49 million in the year under review. Having experienced a major growth in the preceding year, the major fall in the year under review was attributed to the depreciation of the Kwacha which led to the increase in the cost of imported inputs and transportation within the country. This ultimately caused the commodities produced to be more expensive than before and therefore less competitive on the international market. In terms of contribution to the NTE earnings, the sector contributed 15.65% The major exports markets for the processed and refined food sector were the Congo DR, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Tanzania, Malawi, Kenya, Burundi, Congo Brazzaville and Rwanda. The main export products were cane molasses, raw cane sugar, oil cake, wheat flour, bran, sunflower seed and oil, animal feed, soya bean flour, butter, cheese, yogurt, bees wax, jams and fruit jellies.

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PROCESSED & REFINED FOODS COMPANY CONTACTS

Adcoms Investments Limited1 Handsworth Park, Great East RoadLUSAKATel: 0978 600883Email: [email protected]

Export Product Natural Honey

Amigo FoodsP.O Box 34841LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211- 221247, 226274Fax: [email protected]

Export ProductsCorn snacks

Antelope Wholesale MerchantsP O Box 90163LUANSHYA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-510592/511194/511062Fax: +260-212-512080

Export ProductsMillie Meal, Stock Feed

California Beverages LimitedP O Box 32095LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-247012/246112Fax: +260-211-247891

Export ProductsCarbonated Soft Drinks

Choma Milling Company LimitedP O Box 630549CHOMA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected]: +260-213-220484/205444

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PROCESSED AND REFINED FOODS INDUSTRY

Background

The processed foods sector has been identified has been identified as one of the priority growth sectors by the Sixth National Development Plan (SNDP) as well as the Zambia Development Agency Act. This is primarily because it provides forward and backward linkages with other sectors such as agriculture, fisheries and livestock.

The processed and refined foods sector is therefore well placed to stimulate development by increasing employment in the agriculture and manufacturing sector, promoting skills and technological transfer and thereby reducing the poverty levels in Zambia.

Zambia possesses great potential for developing a diversified range of products for export as her prospects for agricultural growth and development of related agro processing industries are good. This is evidenced by the fact that the country is abundantly endowed with the natural resources needed for agriculture development; a good climate, plenty of arable land and abundant water resources.

Industry Structure

The premier export earner of this sector is the sugar industry, with other important industries involved in grain milling (both maize and wheat). Other products include tomato pates, jam, peanut butter, dried fruits and vegetables, sun dried tomatoes, pineapple chunks, baked beans, onion and tomato mix. Value addition to locally produced products, the agro processing sector through processing is the key linkage to primary sectors like agriculture offering potential avenues for product development.

In 2014, the sector’s export earnings fell by 33.3 % from US$ 565.81 million in 2013 to US$ 376.49 million in the year under review. Having experienced a major growth in the preceding year, the major fall in the year under review was attributed to the depreciation of the Kwacha which led to the increase in the cost of imported inputs and transportation within the country. This ultimately caused the commodities produced to be more expensive than before and therefore less competitive on the international market. In terms of contribution to the NTE earnings, the sector contributed 15.65% The major exports markets for the processed and refined food sector were the Congo DR, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Tanzania, Malawi, Kenya, Burundi, Congo Brazzaville and Rwanda. The main export products were cane molasses, raw cane sugar, oil cake, wheat flour, bran, sunflower seed and oil, animal feed, soya bean flour, butter, cheese, yogurt, bees wax, jams and fruit jellies.

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PROCESSED & REFINED FOODS COMPANY CONTACTS

Adcoms Investments Limited1 Handsworth Park, Great East RoadLUSAKATel: 0978 600883Email: [email protected]

Export Product Natural Honey

Amigo FoodsP.O Box 34841LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211- 221247, 226274Fax: [email protected]

Export ProductsCorn snacks

Antelope Wholesale MerchantsP O Box 90163LUANSHYA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-510592/511194/511062Fax: +260-212-512080

Export ProductsMillie Meal, Stock Feed

California Beverages LimitedP O Box 32095LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-247012/246112Fax: +260-211-247891


Choma Milling Company LimitedP O Box 630549CHOMA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected]: +260-213-220484/205444


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Export ProductsMealie Meal

Chimanga Changa LimitedPlot 598, Moffat RoadP O Box 70493NDOLA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected], [email protected]: +260-212-611841/ 614203/ 0955 673479Fax: +260-212-611840


Chankwankwa LimitedP.O. Box 80721KABWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-215-223848Cell: +260-979-530919Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsDried fruits

Equatorial Food IngredientsP.O Box 33614 LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: (260-211) 272120Fax: (260-211) 272131/[email protected]

Export ProductsFood and beverages

Gold Spot LimitedPlot 3288Ulengo RoadNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-650637/650656Email: [email protected]


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Musa Biscuits LimitedPlot 22836, Nampundwe RoadLUSAKATel: +260211 286683Fax: +260211 226684Email: [email protected]

Export ProductBiscuits

Quality Commoditties397 A Kafue RoadLUSAKATel: +260212 273331Fax:+260211 274351

Export ProductsCorn Soya Blend, Full Fat Soya Cake

Forest Fruits 34 Lutuba Road, RomaP O Box 160056LUSAKA, ZAMBIA Cell: +260-966 765123Tel/Fax : +260- 211 290406Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsHoney, wax

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High Protein FoodsP.O Box 34770 Lusaka, ZambiaTel: (260-211) 286260/1Fax: (260-211) [email protected]

Export ProductsCooking oil, dog food, soya pieces

Invesco LimitedP O Box 72652NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-650637/650656/0979781372Fax: +260-212-650132Email: [email protected]@invesco.co.zm

Export ProductsNon-alcoholic beverages

Lynx ZambiaP.O Box 70908 Ndola, ZambiaTel: (260-212) 611810, 621356Fax: (260-212) 612421Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsNon alcoholic beverages

Mpongwe BeekeepingPlot 365, Lukanga RoadMPONGWE, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected] , [email protected]: +260-969605391

Export ProductsLiquid Honey, Bees Wax

Mpongwe MillingPlot 5385, Mutentemuko RoadP O Box 21337KITWE, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected]


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Chimanga Changa LimitedPlot 598, Moffat RoadP O Box 70493NDOLA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected], [email protected]: +260-212-611841/ 614203/ 0955 673479Fax: +260-212-611840


Chankwankwa LimitedP.O. Box 80721KABWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-215-223848Cell: +260-979-530919Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsDried fruits

Equatorial Food IngredientsP.O Box 33614 LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: (260-211) 272120Fax: (260-211) 272131/[email protected]

Export ProductsFood and beverages

Gold Spot LimitedPlot 3288Ulengo RoadNDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-650637/650656Email: [email protected]


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Musa Biscuits LimitedPlot 22836, Nampundwe RoadLUSAKATel: +260211 286683Fax: +260211 226684Email: [email protected]

Export ProductBiscuits

Quality Commoditties397 A Kafue RoadLUSAKATel: +260212 273331Fax:+260211 274351

Export ProductsCorn Soya Blend, Full Fat Soya Cake

Forest Fruits 34 Lutuba Road, RomaP O Box 160056LUSAKA, ZAMBIA Cell: +260-966 765123Tel/Fax : +260- 211 290406Email: [email protected]

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Export ProductsFlour

National Milling CompanyP O Box 30025Cairo RoadLUSAKA, LUSAKATel: +260-211-241023/241331/246666Fax +260-211-237073/242022Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsStock Feed, Wheat Flour, Mealie Meal

North Western Bee ProductsP O Box 140086KAPOMBO, ZAMBIA Cell: +260-977267214Tel: +260- 218 -375085/375721Fax: 218 375085Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

Export ProductsHoney and Beeswax

Olympic Milling Company Limited Plot 1807, Heavy Industrial AreaP O Box 40348 MUFULIRA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-411134/410636/410912Fax: +260-212-412874/410323Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsMaize Meal, Bread Flour

Jungle Beat (Z) LimitedPlot 8071, Off Katanga RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected] Tel: +260-211-846962

Export ProductsPeanut Butter

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Queens Bee Products LimitedPlot 6896, Chimanga Road, ChilenjeLUSAKATel: +260979456765Email: [email protected]

Export ProductHoney, Peanut Butter

Seba FoodsPlot 6454, Buyantanshi Road, Heavy Industrial AreaLUSAKATel: +260211 242380Fax: +260211 240172Email: [email protected]

Export ProductSoya Pieces

Superior Milling LtdP O Box 32007LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-289252/289848Fax: +260-211-286007Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsStock Feed, Millie Meal

Trade KingsPlot 29381, Nampundwe Road, Light Industrial AreaP O Box 30824LUSAKA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected]/ [email protected]

Export ProductsSoap/Detergents and Confectionaries

Silva Food SolutionsUniversity of Zambia


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P O Box 34977LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-290344/0979 707944Fax: +260-212-257209

Export ProductsDried fruits, dried vegetables and canned foods

Tiger Animal FeedsPlot No 8537Mwembeshi RoadLUSAKA, LUSAKATel: +260-211-233438/ +260967790404Fax: +260-211-286266Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsStock Feed

Varun Beverages (Zambia) LimitedPlot No. 37426, Mungwi Road,Heavy Industrial Area, LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 – 211-846451/0974-778645/46Fax: +260-211-846339

Export ProductsCarbonated drinks

Yoyo Foods LimitedPlot 5242. Mzilikazi Road, Heavy Industrial AreaLUSAKATel: +260 211 241 240/ +260 955 433350Email: [email protected]

Export ProductCornsnacks, Potato Crisps

Zamanita (Z) LtdPlot 9070 Off Mumbwa RdAmanita BldgLUSAKATel: +260-211-288059/288531/287979Fax: +260-211-289282/289282/289281Email: [email protected]

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Export ProductStock feed, cooking oil

Zambia Breweries PLCMungwi Road, Heavy Industrial AreaP O Box 31293,LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: 0260-211-241777-79Cel: 0260-978-774285Fax: +260-211-245787

Export ProductsCarbonated and alcoholic beverages

Zambia Sugar PLCNakambala EstatesMAZABUKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 32- 31109/31113Fax: +260 32 3110Email: [email protected]

Export Products

Sugar, Molasses

Zayaan Investments Limited Plot 5164/5, Washama Road, Villa ElizabethaLUSAKATel: +260211 234555Fax: +260211 234 556Email: [email protected]

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Zambia Breweries PLCMungwi Road, Heavy Industrial AreaP O Box 31293,LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: 0260-211-241777-79Cel: 0260-978-774285Fax: +260-211-245787

Export ProductsCarbonated and alcoholic beverages

Zambia Sugar PLCNakambala EstatesMAZABUKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 32- 31109/31113Fax: +260 32 3110Email: [email protected]

Export Products

Sugar, Molasses

Zayaan Investments Limited Plot 5164/5, Washama Road, Villa ElizabethaLUSAKATel: +260211 234555Fax: +260211 234 556Email: [email protected]

Export ProductBiscuits, Bubble Gums


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WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTS

Background

Zambia is well endowed with forest resources that play an important role in the development of the national economy and in improving the living standards of people. The wood and wood products industry is highly fragmented comprising of several pit-sawyers especially those exploiting indigenous species that tend to have limited capacity to process timber further in order to add value to it. These are mostly located in Western, Southern, Eastern and North- Western provinces. On other hand, the major players in the industry have invested in modern machinery for processing of timber into value added finished products.

The products manufactured and exported in this industry, include particleboards, railway sleepers, soft and hardwood-sawn timber, treated transmission poles, doors and frames, parquet tiles and edge glued panels. Other products are: garden tables, benches, timber frame houses and laminated kitchen boards.

Industry StructureThe industry currently has two producer associations namely Timber Producers Association of Zambia and Lumber Millers Association. It is dominated by the following exporting companies;

Bisonite Zambia Plc, Sikale Wood Limited, Mangamu Timbers, Fallsway Timber Ltd, Copperbelt Forestry Timbers, Lithoprint Investment, Sasha Timbers, Setrec Steel and Wood Processing Ltd.

Constraints affecting the sector include intermittent power supply cuts , high cost of transporting, lack of cheaper development finance to source value adding equipment, absence of downstream industries, illegal timber exploitation and under-valuing of harvested timber. This has perpetuated a cycle of poverty by forcing local pit sawyers to cut down and pre-process unsustainable amounts of timber in order to maintain their levels of income.

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The top ten products exported by this sector included wood, US $ 4.4, coniferous wood sawn or chipped lengthwise US $ 3.1 million, boards of wood US $ 718,368, coniferous hoopwood US$ 433,284, pallets, box pallets and other wooden boards US $ 315,120, particle boards US $ 206,403, wooden furniture US $ 143,686, other wooden articles US $86,436, densified wood US $ 81,271 and rough treated wood US $ 51,398.

The top exporting companies in this sector were Fullsum Investment Company Limited, Sikale Wood Manufacturers Limited, Han Tang Timber Zambia Limited, Wood Processing Industries Limited, Copperbelt Forestry Company Limited, Yolon Zambia Limited, Timber Junction Zambia Limited, Joshma Investments Limited, Huage Holdings International Limited and Bisonite Zambia Limited.

This sector recorded a decline from the previous year’s US $ 12.47 million earnings to a low US $10.01 million in 2014. The most notable major constraint faced by the wood exporters was the continued prevalence of the ban on timber exports in 2014 which inevitably hampered the sector from exporting as many wood and wood products as had been possible in the year 2012 when earnings were soaring as high as US $ 101.38 million.

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WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY CONTACTSSikale Wood Manufacturers Limited Plot F/1938/P1Corner of Mungwi and Kasupe RoadsLusakaTel: +260 211 845229Email: [email protected]

Export Products

Bisonite Zambia Skyways, 3798 Cromption Road, Industrial Area P.O. Box 230147NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-651063/4/5Fax: +260-212-651065Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsTimber

Copperbelt Forestry Company P O Box 22994Innovative Forestry House,Kitwe/ Ndola Road KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-239134/66+260-212-246611Fax: 260-212-21764Email: [email protected]

Export ProductsPoles, Pine Timber

Fallsway Timber LtdP O Box 60122LIVINGSTONETel: +260-213-327030Cell: +260- 97793358Fax: +260-213-324425Email: [email protected]

Export ProductTimber

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The top ten products exported by this sector included wood, US $ 4.4, coniferous wood sawn or chipped lengthwise US $ 3.1 million, boards of wood US $ 718,368, coniferous hoopwood US$ 433,284, pallets, box pallets and other wooden boards US $ 315,120, particle boards US $ 206,403, wooden furniture US $ 143,686, other wooden articles US $86,436, densified wood US $ 81,271 and rough treated wood US $ 51,398.

The top exporting companies in this sector were Fullsum Investment Company Limited, Sikale Wood Manufacturers Limited, Han Tang Timber Zambia Limited, Wood Processing Industries Limited, Copperbelt Forestry Company Limited, Yolon Zambia Limited, Timber Junction Zambia Limited, Joshma Investments Limited, Huage Holdings International Limited and Bisonite Zambia Limited.

This sector recorded a decline from the previous year’s US $ 12.47 million earnings to a low US $10.01 million in 2014. The most notable major constraint faced by the wood exporters was the continued prevalence of the ban on timber exports in 2014 which inevitably hampered the sector from exporting as many wood and wood products as had been possible in the year 2012 when earnings were soaring as high as US $ 101.38 million.

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Kroupwood Company LimitedBox 35239,Lusaka Main,Mwembeshi Road,LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 211 845494Fax: +260 211 845493Mobile: +260 0979 860666Email: [email protected]


Masange Enterprises LimitedHeavy Industrial Area, Off Chandwe Musonda Road – MillachiLUSAKA, ZAMBIAEmail: [email protected]: +260-0977 – 655095Fax: +260-211-236951


Mwada Marketing Services LimitedPlot 179/180, Chisokone RoadMUFULIRA, ZAMBIA Email: [email protected]: +260-977-966 805


Sasha Timber Limited Private Bag 61 Woodlands,LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 966 751151/+260-9779435476Fax: +260-211-286195Email: [email protected]: [email protected]

Export ProductsSawn timber, Architectural wooden products – skirting, doors, etc

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Setrec Steel & Wood Processing Ltd1632 Kapatu Road, Light Industrial AreaP O Box 35076LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-246578/244079/237194Fax: +260-211-246578Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

Export ProductsFurniture, Doors

Supersonic InternationalP O Box 60497LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIAFax: +260-213-322130Tel: +260-213-323265/324134Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

Export ProductSawn Timber, Doors

Tambeni Timber ZambiaPlots 27/28, Off Freedom WayP.O. Box 940288KAOMA, ZAMBIATel: +260-977-883504/ 0968-711142Email: [email protected], [email protected]


Wood Processing Industries LtdPlot 3533/1, Mosi-O-Tunya Road, Skyways Industrial AreaP O Box 71415 NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-650727 - 9Fax: +260-212-650109Email: [email protected] , [email protected]

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Zambezi Hardwoods LimitedPlot 3283 A, Mungwi RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 -211- 1 243434Fax: +260 -211 243396Email: [email protected]


Zamwood Furnishers and General Dealers LimitedPlot 1174, Zambia Railways WorshopP.O. Box 60382LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIATel: +260-976 52165, +260-955 922935Email: [email protected]

Export Products Timber

Zambia Forestry and Forest Industries Corporation LimitedP.O. Box 71566NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-671026/616224/616223Fax: +260-212-616030/616029Email: [email protected]


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PRODUCER ASSOCIATIONS

Most Zambian business associations act as a voice of the private sector, representing the interest of companies operating in their respective sectors. These associations work hand in hand with the these companies in the establishment, maintenance and consolidating close co-operation with relevant Government Ministries, departments as well as industry related national and regional organizations.

ANIMAL PRODUCTSKapenta Fishermen Association (KFA)C/O Harrison Associates & Chartered AccountantsPlot 4512 Madzimoyo Road, Northmead, on top ofZambia National Commercial Bank Northmead Branch,Lusaka, ZambiaTelephone: +260 97 7 654599/ 096 6 800606Email: [email protected]

Zambia Dairy Processors Association (ZDPA) C/o Land O' Lakes, Inc. 191 B Chindo Road Kabulonga,Lusaka, Zambia P.O. Box 920029Tel: +260-1-263929 / 30, 265046 Fax: +260-1-265053Email: [email protected]

Poultry Association of Zambia(An Affiliate of the Zambia National Farmers’ Union)Opp. ZNFU Stand ShowgroundsP.O. Box 30395Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260-211-256354Email: [email protected]

FLORICULTURE AND HORTICULTURAL SECTORSZambia Export Grower's Association (ZEGA) Airfreight VillageLusaka International AirportP O Box 310245Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-1-271166Fax: +260-1-271167Email: [email protected] or [email protected]: http://www.zambiaexportgrowers.com

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Zambezi Hardwoods LimitedPlot 3283 A, Mungwi RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 -211- 1 243434Fax: +260 -211 243396Email: [email protected]


Zamwood Furnishers and General Dealers LimitedPlot 1174, Zambia Railways WorshopP.O. Box 60382LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIATel: +260-976 52165, +260-955 922935Email: [email protected]

Export Products Timber

Zambia Forestry and Forest Industries Corporation LimitedP.O. Box 71566NDOLA, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-671026/616224/616223Fax: +260-212-616030/616029Email: [email protected]


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GEMSTONES Zambia Gemstone Miners, Traders and Jewelers Marketing Association (ZAGEMA) Room 124/5, Anchor HouseCairo RoadP O Box 30165Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260 - 977- 575 690 / +260 – 955 – 788 888Email: [email protected]

Federation of Small Scale Mining AssociationPlot 1025, May May Street, New AvondaleLUSAKA, ZAMBIAMobile: +260 977 849153Email: [email protected]

Emerald and Semi-Precious Stones Mining Association P.O. Box 23071,KITWE, ZAMBIATel: +260 212 230392/220462/ Mobile: +260 966 948144/780332

Lundazi Gemstone Association P.O. Box 530011 LUNDAZI, ZAMBIA Tel: +260 264 80101/ 097 7 771111

HANDICRAFTS AND CURIOS SECTORHandicrafts Association of Zambia Plot L/2085 Airport Road, ChelstoneLusaka, ZambiaMobile: +260 -977- 796 332Fax: +260- 211- 221 949Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Zambia Industry of Creative Arts and Value Additions Plot L/2085 Airport Road, ChelstoneLusaka, Zambia

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Kabwata Visual Arts and Crafts AssociationP.O. Box 51484Plot CV 13 Kabwata Culture VillageLUSAKA, ZAMBIAMobile: + 260 977 – 698315

Chawama Curio Arts AssociationBox 30295,Plot No. 199/14, Chifundo RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIAMobile: + 260 977 491 581

Lilanda Arts Association of Zambia Lilanda MarketLUSAKA, ZAMBIAMobile: +260 977 611 567LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTSLeather Industries Association of Zambia (LIAZ)P.O. Box 32922Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-222210/225797

Zambia Crocodile AssociationP.O. Box 38267Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-213272Email: [email protected]

Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU)Head office, Farmers VillageTiyende Pamodzi Road, ShowgroundsP.O. Box 30395Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-252649/255769/257958/254431/0977-722686Fax: +260-211-252648E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.znfu.org.zmMANUFACTURING

Association of Garment Manufacturers (AGM)

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Plot 3292 Ulengo Road, Industrial area, Ndola, Zambia. Tel: +260 212 650222 Fax: +260 212 650131 Email: [email protected]

Zambia Association of Manufactures (ZAM)Stand No. 2374, ShowgroundsP.O. Box 424Private Bag E891Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-253696Fax: +260-211-253693Email: [email protected]

MINING Association of Zambian Women in Mining P.O. Box 500020 LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 211 250693/097 7 852542 Telefax: +260 211 251975 Email: [email protected]

Chamber of Mines of ZambiaCnr. Ntundwe / Maina Soko DriveP.O. Box 260566Kalulushi, ZambiaTel: +260-212-730743/4Fax: +260-212-730302Email: [email protected]

Kabwe Miners’ AssociationP.O. Box 310265, Lusaka MKUSHI, ZAMBIA Telephone: +260 97 7 849153

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PRIMARY AGRICULTUREAgricultural Consultative Forum (ACF)Executive Director: Plot 30 G, Sable Road, KabulongaPrivate bag 16, WoodlandsTelephone + 260 211 260767Fax + 260 211 26308Email: [email protected]

Agri- Business Forum (ABF)120 Kudu Road, KabulongaP.O. Box 32758, Lusaka, ZambiaTelephone: + 260 211 262936Telefax: + 260 211 262950Email: [email protected]

Cashew Growers Association of ZambiaNational Coordinator /CEO: P.O. Box 326, Mongu, ZambiaTelephone: + 260 978 174732/0955 174732Email: [email protected]

Cotton Association of Zambia(An Affiliate of the Zambia National Farmers’ Union)Plot no. 4297, Buyantanshi RoadZamseed Premises Industrial Area,P.O. Box 32281Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260-211-241819Telefax: +260-211-241841Email: [email protected]

Grain Traders Association of ZambiaPlot 14072Lumumba RoadP. O. Box 34863Lusaka, ZambiaTel: 260 955 988897/260 977 988897E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

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Luapula Small-Scale Miners’ Association P.O. Box 710395 MANSA, ZAMBIATel: + 260 212 821234

Mkushi Small-Scale Miners’ Association The Harvest Inn, Plot 416, Hume Road, MKUSHI, ZAMBIATel: + 260 215 362300/271211 Telefax: +260 215 362480

North-Western Small-Scale Miners’ Association P.O. Box 110171SOLWEZI, ZAMBIA Tel: + 260 218 821502 Telefax: + 260 218 821502


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Luapula Small-Scale Miners’ Association P.O. Box 710395 MANSA, ZAMBIATel: + 260 212 821234

Mkushi Small-Scale Miners’ Association The Harvest Inn, Plot 416, Hume Road, MKUSHI, ZAMBIATel: + 260 215 362300/271211 Telefax: +260 215 362480

North-Western Small-Scale Miners’ Association P.O. Box 110171SOLWEZI, ZAMBIA Tel: + 260 218 821502 Telefax: + 260 218 821502


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Head office, Farmers VillageTiyende Pamodzi Road, ShowgroundsP.O. Box 30395Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-252649/255769/257958/254431/0977-722686Fax: +260-211-252648E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.znfu.org.zm

PROCESSED FOODSZambia Honey Council (ZHC)Bill Kalaluka Suite 3, 4 & 6, Multimedia Centre Bishops Road, Kabulonga P.O Box 35864, Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260 211 263098Email: [email protected]

WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTSLumber Millers Association of ZambiaPlot 3283A, Mungwi RoadPrivate Bag E891Lusaka, ZAMBIA

Timber Producers AssociationMalche House Room 2, Off Chandwe Musonda RoadP.O. Box 3324Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-221346Fax: +260-211-226270

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Organic Producers and Processors Association of Zambia (OPPAZ)Leopards Hill Road 14KabulongaP.O. Box 35317Lusaka, ZambiaTel.: +260-211-263070/262497Fax: +260-211-265208Email: [email protected]

Poultry Association of Zambia (PAZ)PAZ Secretariat, Opposite Old ZNFU offices, ShowgroundsP.O. Box 30395, LusakaTelephone/Fax: +260 211 256354Email: [email protected] , [email protected]

Zambia Association for High Value CropsChairperson: P.O. Box 50514, LusakaTel: +260 211 242991/2Fax: +260 211 245558Email: [email protected]

Tobacco Association of Zambia (TAZ)P.O. Box 32617, LusakaTelephone: +260 211 288853/286636/288855Email: [email protected]

Coffee Growers Association of ZambiaPlot 7138, Mwembeshi RoadP.O. Box 35388, LusakaTelephone: +260 211 286447, 286971, 213889 & 213890.Fax: +260 211 287654 & 288110Email: [email protected]

Zambia Cotton Ginners Association (ZCGA)C/o Dunavant Zambia LtdP.O. Box 30178Telephone: +260 211 287104/286414Telefax: + 260 211 286365/287138Email: [email protected]

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MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES ASSOCIATIONS

Small Scale Industries Association of Zambia (SSIAZ)Kwacha House Annex, Cairo RoadP.O. Box 365Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-234072Fax: +260-211-234073Email: [email protected]

Zambia Chamber of Small and Medium Business Association (ZCSMBA)Showgrounds, Great East RoadP.O. Box 32932Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-253372/254855Fax: +260-211-253013Email:[email protected]

Association of Women in MiningP.O. Box 50550Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-977-76926Email: [email protected]

Cross Border Traders AssociationPlot 441A/ 341, Mutandwa Road, Roma TownshipLusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260979 797600, +260954 367684Email: [email protected]

OTHER TRADE SUPPORT ORGANISATIONS

Zambia Association of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ZACCI)Lusaka Show GroundsP.O. Box 30844Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-252483Fax: +260-211-253020Email: [email protected]: http://www.zacci.org.zm

Chingola Chamber of Commerce and IndustryC/o ZNCB Chingola BranchP.O. Box 10795Chingola, ZAMBIATel: +260-212-312957Fax: +260-212-313891Email: [email protected]

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Eastern Province chamber of Commerce and IndustryLuangwa Bicycle PlantPlot 1039, Umodzi HighwayChipata, ZAMBIATel: +260-216-223168Email: [email protected]: www.easternchamber.co.zm

Kabwe District Chamber of Commerce and IndustryRailway systems of Zambia HQPostal Address: P.O. Box 80914 Kabwe, ZAMBIACell: +260-977-793917Email: [email protected]

Kitwe District Chamber of Commerce and IndustryEngineers House 8 Kantanta StreetP.O Box 20672Kitwe, ZAMBIA

Tel: +260 -212-221681/2225345Fax: +260 -212-221681Email: [email protected]

Lusaka Chamber of Commerce and industryFarmers House, 1st Floor, Cairo RoadP.O. Box 37997Lusaka, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-221266Fax: +260-211-224114


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SELECTED GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

Ministry of Commerce, Trade and IndustryP.O. Box 31968,Lusaka, ZambiaPhone: +260 211 228301-9Fax: +260 211 226984Email: [email protected]: www.mcti.gov.co.zm

Bank of ZambiaP.O. Box 30008 Lusaka, ZambiaPhone: +260-211-228888/228903-20Fax No: +260-211-22176781Email: [email protected]

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission4th Floor Main Post OfficeCairo RoadP.O Box 34919LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: 260 -211-222787, 232657Fax: 260-211-222789Email: [email protected]: www.ccpc.org.zm

Department of ImmigrationKent BuildingHaile Selassie RoadP.O. Box 50300Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260 211 252831(Public Relations Office) +260 211 252622(Customer Service Center)Website: www.zambiaimmigration.gov.zm

Department of Veterinary & Livestock DevelopmentKabelenga RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-25 6679

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Energy Regulation Board (ERB) Premium House Independence AvenueBox 37631,Lusaka, Zambia Tel: +260-211-236002Fax: +260-211-236003Email: [email protected]

Lusaka Stock ExchangeP.O. Box 34523 Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260 211 228537/ 228391Fax: +260 211-225969E-mail: [email protected]

Ministry of HealthNdeke HouseP. O. Box 30205LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260 211 253040 – 5Fax: +260 211 253344Web: www.moh.gov.zm

Patents and Companies Registration AgencyP.O. Box 32020, Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260 211255127/255127Fax: +260 211 255426Email: [email protected]: www.pacra.org.zm

Pharmaceutical Regulatory AuthorityTuleteka Road,Off Makishi RoadP.O. Box 31890LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

Tel: +260-211 220429 Fax: +260-211 238458Zambia Agriculture Research InstituteMt. Makulu Central Research StationPrivate Bag 7 CHILANGA, ZAMBIA

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Tel: +260211278130/380 Fax: +260211278130/41 Email: [email protected]: [email protected]

Zambia Bureau of StandardsLechwe House, Freedom WayPO Box 50259Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260-1-231385/227075Fax: +260-1-238483E-mail: [email protected]: www.zabs.org.zm

Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA)Corner of Church and Suez RoadsP.O. Box 35131, Lusaka, Zambia+260 211 254130/1Fax: +260-211-254164Website: www.zema.org.zm

Zambia National Tourist BoardP.O. Box 30017 Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260 211 222714Fax: +260 211 225174E-mail: [email protected]

Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA)P.O. Box 35710 Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260 211 223754/ 229214-8Website: www.zra.org.zm

Zambia Weights & Measures AgencyPlot 2387, Longolongo Rd, PO Box 30989

LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

Tel: +260-211-22 2294, 021 123 6062Fax: +260-211-22 2297Email: [email protected]


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SELECTED GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

Ministry of Commerce, Trade and IndustryP.O. Box 31968,Lusaka, ZambiaPhone: +260 211 228301-9Fax: +260 211 226984Email: [email protected]: www.mcti.gov.co.zm

Bank of ZambiaP.O. Box 30008 Lusaka, ZambiaPhone: +260-211-228888/228903-20Fax No: +260-211-22176781Email: [email protected]

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission4th Floor Main Post OfficeCairo RoadP.O Box 34919LUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: 260 -211-222787, 232657Fax: 260-211-222789Email: [email protected]: www.ccpc.org.zm

Department of ImmigrationKent BuildingHaile Selassie RoadP.O. Box 50300Lusaka, ZambiaTel: +260 211 252831(Public Relations Office) +260 211 252622(Customer Service Center)Website: www.zambiaimmigration.gov.zm

Department of Veterinary & Livestock DevelopmentKabelenga RoadLUSAKA, ZAMBIATel: +260-211-25 6679

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ZAMBIAN MISSIONS ABROAD

COUNTRY ADDRESS TEL/FAX / EMAIL

Angola 106/108 Rua Rei Katyavala,Maculusso, P.O.Box 1496, Luanda

Tel: + 244-222-447491/Fax: +244-222-441763Email: [email protected]: +244-2-323993

Belgium 469 Avenue Moliere, 1050 Brussels

Tel: + 32-2-3435649

Fax: + 32-2-3474333Email: [email protected]: +32-2-3541910

Botswana Zambia House, 1118 Queens Road, P.O.Box 362, Gaborone

Tel:+267-3851951

Fax: +267-3953952Email: [email protected] Commissioner: +267-3953166

Brazil SHIS QL 10 Conjunto 06 Casa 10 Lago Sul Brasilia - DF BRAZIL CEP: 71630-065

Tel: +55 61 3248-3277

Fax: +55 61 3248-3494


Canada 151 Slater Street, Suite 205, Ottawa, Ontario, KIB 5H3

Tel: + 1-613-232440

Fax: + 1-613-2324410


1sl Secretary: +1-613-2499405

China The Embassy of the Republic of Zambia 5 Dongsijie, San Li Tun Beijing, China

Tel: +861-065 321 554/321 526 Fax: +861-065 321 891 Email: [email protected]

DR Congo 54-58 Avenue De Pecole, Combe B.R 1144, Kinshasa

Tel: + 243-9999437Fax: + 243-8845106Email: [email protected]

Egypt 21 Sheikh Mohamed Chazali Streetoff Mosadak Street,RO. Box 253, Dokki,

Tel: + 20-2-7610281/2/3Fax: +20-2-7610833Email: [email protected] d'affaires: +20-2-3876784

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Ethiopia Old airport Area, Higher 23,Kebele 12, RO. Box 1909, Addis Ababa

Tel: +251-11-3711302Fax: +251-11-3711566Email: [email protected]: +251-1-3710889

France 63 Rue Pirre Charron, 5* floor 750003 Paris

Tel: + 33-1-56881272Fax: +33-1-42256598/56880350Ambassador: +33-1-47207192

Germany Exel-Spriger-Str.54A 1, 0117, Berlin

Tel: +49-30-2062947Fax: +49-30-2629419Email: [email protected]: +3049916660

India C-79, Anand Niketan, New Delhi

Tel: + 91-112-4101289Fax: +91-112-4101520Email:[email protected] Commissioner: +91-11-26111400

Italy Via Ennio Quirino Visconti, 8 00193 Rome

Tel: + 39-0697613035Fax: + 39- 0636088824Email:[email protected]: +39-0633219500

Israel 3 Nirim ST3RD Floor, Canada HouseTel Aviv, Israel

Tel: Ambassador: + 97-2543437714Email: [email protected]

Japan 10-2, Ebara 1-Chone, Shinagawa-Ku, C.RO Box 1 738, Tokyo 142-0063

Tel: +81-33491012Fax: +81-334910123Email: [email protected]: +81-33943-7447

Kenya Nyerere Road, P.O. Box 48741, Nairobi

Tel: + 254-20724796Fax: + 254- 202710664Email: [email protected] Commissioner:+ 254-204447846

Libya 10 Maldina El Syahiya Gyrgaeeh, P.O. Box 01860, Dhatelemad,

Tel: + 218-21-4834709First Secretary: +218-214771362

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ZAMBIAN MISSIONS ABROAD

COUNTRY ADDRESS TEL/FAX / EMAIL

Angola 106/108 Rua Rei Katyavala,Maculusso, P.O.Box 1496, Luanda

Tel: + 244-222-447491/Fax: +244-222-441763Email: [email protected]: +244-2-323993

Belgium 469 Avenue Moliere, 1050 Brussels

Tel: + 32-2-3435649

Fax: + 32-2-3474333Email: [email protected]: +32-2-3541910

Botswana Zambia House, 1118 Queens Road, P.O.Box 362, Gaborone

Tel:+267-3851951

Fax: +267-3953952Email: [email protected] Commissioner: +267-3953166

Brazil SHIS QL 10 Conjunto 06 Casa 10 Lago Sul Brasilia - DF BRAZIL CEP: 71630-065

Tel: +55 61 3248-3277

Fax: +55 61 3248-3494


Canada 151 Slater Street, Suite 205, Ottawa, Ontario, KIB 5H3

Tel: + 1-613-232440

Fax: + 1-613-2324410


1sl Secretary: +1-613-2499405

China The Embassy of the Republic of Zambia 5 Dongsijie, San Li Tun Beijing, China

Tel: +861-065 321 554/321 526 Fax: +861-065 321 891 Email: [email protected]

DR Congo 54-58 Avenue De Pecole, Combe B.R 1144, Kinshasa

Tel: + 243-9999437Fax: + 243-8845106Email: [email protected]

Egypt 21 Sheikh Mohamed Chazali Streetoff Mosadak Street,RO. Box 253, Dokki,

Tel: + 20-2-7610281/2/3Fax: +20-2-7610833Email: [email protected] d'affaires: +20-2-3876784

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Malawi Area 40/2 P.O. Box 30138, Lilongwe 3

Tel: + 265-1-772635Fax: + 265-1-772114Email:[email protected] Commissioner: +265-1-772770

Mozambique Avenida Kenneth Kaunda 1286, P.O. Box 4655, Maputo

Tel: + 258-2-1-492452Fax: + 258-2-1-493292Email: [email protected] Commissioner: +258-2-1-491332

Namibia 22 Sam Nujoma Drive,Cnr. Mandune ndemufayo rd,P.O. Box 22882, Windhoek

Tel: +264-61-237610

Fax: +264-61-228162High Commissioner: +264-61-252998

Nigeria Plot 351 Mission Road,Central Area District, RM.B 5055; Wuse, Abuja

Tel: + 234-9-2347060Fax: + 234-9-2348855Email: [email protected] Commissioner: +234-9-2348850

Russia Prospect Mira 52 A, Moscow

Tel: + 70-95-6885001Fax: + 70-95-9752056Email: [email protected]+ 70-95-6818198

South Africa 5700Ziervogel Street Off Hamilton Street, Arcadia P.O. Box 12234, Pretoria


Sweden Engelbrektsgatan 7',P.O.Box26013,Stockholm


Switzerland 17-19, Chemin du Champ-D'anier, 1209, Geneva

Tel: +41-22-7885330Fax: +41-22-7885340Email: [email protected]: +41 -22-7820953

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South Korea 2 Hoenamu-RD 44 GIL(258-8 Itaewon –Dong)Yongsan-GuSeoul

Tel: Ambassador: +82-7931961/4Email: [email protected]

Tanzania P.O. Box 2525, Dar es salaam

Tel: + 255-22-2125529Fax: +255-22-2125529Email: [email protected] Commissioner: +255-22-2666837

United Kingdom Zambia House, 2, Place Gate, London W85NG

Tel: +44-207-5896655Fax: +44-207-5810546Email: [email protected] Commissioner: +44-208-3480300

United Nations, Permanent Mission

237 East 52nd Street, Newyork, NY 10022


United States of America

2419 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W, Washington D. C 20008

Tel: + 1-202-2659717Fax: + 1-202-3320826Email: [email protected]: +1-202-3871650

Zimbabwe Zambian House, 48 Kwame Nkruma Ave,RO. Box 4698, Harare


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Cuban Embassy in Zambia 5574 Magoye Road, Kalundu, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 291308 / 291586 / 295255

Royal Danish Embassy in Zambia

4 Maneneketa RoadPO. Box 50299, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 25 42 77 Fax: +260-211- 25 46 18 Email: [email protected]

DR Congo Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

1124, Pairirenyatwa Rd, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 235679 / 229045

Egyptian Embassy in Zambia 5206 United Nations Avenue, Longacres Lusaka -Zambia

Tel: +260-211-250229Fax: +260-211- 252213

European Union Plots 4899 & 4987, Los Angeles Boulevard, Longacres PO, Box 34871, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 250711 / 251140 / 255585Tel: +260 - 211- 250906 / 252336

Finnish Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Haile Selassie Avenue, Opposite Ndeke Hse, Longacres, P.O. Box 50819, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 251988 or 251234 Fax: +260-211- 253783Email: [email protected]

French Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

74 Independence Avenue Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211-251322Fax: +260-211-254475

German Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

United Nations AvenueStand No. 5209, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211-25 06 44 Fax: +260-211-25 4014 Email: [email protected]

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Tel: +260 - 211- 291308 / 291586 / 295255






Tel: +260 - 211- 235679 / 229045


Tel: +260-211-250229Fax: +260-211- 252213


Tel: +260 - 211- 250711 / 251140 / 255585Tel: +260 - 211- 250906 / 252336






Tel: +260-211-251322Fax: +260-211-254475




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FOREIGN MISSIONS ACCREDITED TO ZAMBIA

COUNTRY EMBASSY ADDRESS TELETEL/FAX EMAIL

Angolan Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Mumada Road, 8660 Qlympia Park CP 31595, Lusaka-Zambia

Tel: +260 – 211-263697/203627 Fax: +260-211-292595

Belgium Consulate in Lusaka, Zambia

5001 Mumbwa RoadC/0 Zamanita Premier oils, P.O. Box 31412

Tel: +260-211-286460 ext 221/233 Fax: +260-211-286461

Botswana High Commission in Lusaka, Zambia

5201 Pandit Nehru Road, Diplomatic Triangle BO. Box 31910, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 – 211-250555 / 252895 /29Z336Fax: +260 211-253895

Brazilian Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

4, Manenekela Road -Woodlands

P.O.Box 33737

Tel: +260-211-252171

Fax: +260-211-253203

British High Commission in Lusaka, Zambia

5210 Independence Avenue BO, Box 50050, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211-251133Fax: +260 - 211- 253798, Email: [email protected]

Bulgarian Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

4045 Lukuku Road, Sunningdale PO. Box 31996, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 263295 / 253798 +260-211-263295

Canadian Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia.

Canadian Embassy in Luxembourg

5199 United Nations Avenue Lusaka, Zambia

Tel:011260211-250833Fax:011260211-254176Email: [email protected]

Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Lusaka, Zambia

7430, United Nations Avenue PO, Box 31975, Lusaka

Tel: +260 - 211- 251157/253687 Fax: +260-211- 251157

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Tel: +260 – 211-263697/203627 Fax: +260-211-292595



Tel: +260-211-286460 ext 221/233 Fax: +260-211-286461



Tel: +260 – 211-250555 / 252895 /29Z336Fax: +260 211-253895



P.O.Box 33737

Tel: +260-211-252171

Fax: +260-211-253203






Tel: +260 - 211- 263295 / 253798 +260-211-263295







Tel: +260 - 211- 251157/253687 Fax: +260-211- 251157


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Tel: +260 - 211- 291308 / 291586 / 295255






Tel: +260 - 211- 235679 / 229045


Tel: +260-211-250229Fax: +260-211- 252213


Tel: +260 - 211- 250711 / 251140 / 255585Tel: +260 - 211- 250906 / 252336






Tel: +260-211-251322Fax: +260-211-254475




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Tel: +260 - 211- 291308 / 291586 / 295255






Tel: +260 - 211- 235679 / 229045


Tel: +260-211-250229Fax: +260-211- 252213


Tel: +260 - 211- 250711 / 251140 / 255585Tel: +260 - 211- 250906 / 252336






Tel: +260-211-251322Fax: +260-211-254475




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Tel: +260 – 211-263697/203627 Fax: +260-211-292595



Tel: +260-211-286460 ext 221/233 Fax: +260-211-286461



Tel: +260 – 211-250555 / 252895 /29Z336Fax: +260 211-253895



P.O.Box 33737

Tel: +260-211-252171

Fax: +260-211-253203






Tel: +260 - 211- 263295 / 253798 +260-211-263295







Tel: +260 - 211- 251157/253687 Fax: +260-211- 251157

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Tel: +260 – 211-263697/203627 Fax: +260-211-292595



Tel: +260-211-286460 ext 221/233 Fax: +260-211-286461



Tel: +260 – 211-250555 / 252895 /29Z336Fax: +260 211-253895



P.O.Box 33737

Tel: +260-211-252171

Fax: +260-211-253203






Tel: +260 - 211- 263295 / 253798 +260-211-263295







Tel: +260 - 211- 251157/253687 Fax: +260-211- 251157


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Zambia

High Commission of Mozambique in Lusaka, Zambia

9592 Kacha Read, Northmead P.O. Box 348/7, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 220333,239135 Fax: +260-211-220345Email: [email protected]

High Commission of Namibia in Zambia

508 Mutende Road, Woodlands P.0. Box 30577, Lusaka, Zambia

Tel: +260- 211-407/8 Fax: +260 -211- 263-858 Email: [email protected]

Nigerian Embassy in Zambia 2503 Haile Selassie Avenue, Longacres Lusaka, Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 253177 / 253265Fax: +260 - 211- 253560 / 252535

Royal Norwegian Embassy in Zambia

Corner Birdcage Walk/Haile Selassie Avenue Plot 245/61, P.O. Box 54070, Lusaka Zambia

Tel: +260-211-25 21 88 Fax: +260-211- 25 3915 Email: mailto: [email protected]

Russian Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Diplomatic Triangle, Plot no, 6407 P.O. Box 32355, Lusaka, Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 252120/252128 Fax: +260-211- 253-582Email: [email protected]

Saudi Arabian Embassy in Zambia

Leopard Hill RoadP.O. Box 34411, Lusaka, Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 266861/2 Fax: +260-211- 253449E-mail: [email protected]

Embassy of Slovenia in Zambia

Nangoma Mission Project.St. Josephs Catholic ChurchP.O. Box 01, Nangoma - Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 800293Fax: +260-211- 226915

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Tel: +260-211- 800293Fax: +260-211- 226915

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Greenland Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia.


5219 Haile Selassie Avenue P.O. Box 50299, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211-25 42 77 Fax: +260-211- 25 4618 Email: [email protected]

High Commission of India in Lusaka, Zambia

1, Pandit Nehru RoadPO Box 32111, Lusaka-Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 253159, 253160 Fax: +260-211- 254118Email: [email protected]

Irish Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

6883 Katima Muliio Road, Olympia Extension PO. Box 34923, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 291298 / 291234 / 291124 / 290650 Fax: +260-211-290482

Italian Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Diplomatic Triangle, Embassy ParkPlot No. 5211, Lusaka

Tel: +260-211-250 781 Fax: +260-211-254 929 Email: [email protected]

Japanese Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

5218 Haile Selassie AvenuePO. Box 34190, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 251555Fax: +260-211-253488Email: [email protected]

High Commission of the Republic of Kenya

5207 United Nations Avenue P.O. Box 50298, Lusaka, Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211-250722/250742/250751 Fax: +260-211-253829Email: [email protected]

Libyan Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

4900 Los Angeles Boulevard P.O. Box 35319, Lusaka Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 253055 255388 Fax: +260-211- 251239

High Commission of Malawiin Lusaka, Zambia

31 Bishop's RoadP.O.Box 50425Kabulonga, Lusaka,

Tel: +260-211- 265768/9Fax: +260-211- 265765Email:[email protected]

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Embassy of Sudan in Lusaka, Zambia

31 Ngumbo RoadLong AcresLusaka, Zambia

Tel: +260 -211- 215-570Fax: +260-211- 40-653

Swedish Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Haile Selassie Avenue, Opposite Ndeke HouseLusaka, Zambia


Somalian Embassy in Zambia G3/377A Kabulonga Road, Kabulonga P.0. Box 34051 Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 260999Fax: +260-211-263001

South African Embassy in Zambia

D26 Chita Road, KabulongaPrivate Bag W369, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 263944/262119Fax: +260-211-263001E-mail: [email protected]

Spanish Embassy in Zambia 9070 Mulungushi RoadP.O. Box 33711, Lusaka-Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 288059/288538 Fax: +260-211- 288326

Tanzanian Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Ujamaa House, No. 5200United Nations AvenueBox 31219, Lusaka -Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 253222 / 253323/4 Fax: +260-211-254861Email: [email protected]

American Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Eastern end of Kabulonga Road,Ibex Hill,P.O. Box 31617,Lusaka, ZAMBIA.

Tel: +260-211- 250955Fax: +260-211-252225Email: [email protected]: http://zambia.usembassy.gov

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Zimbabwean Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

11058 Haile Selassie Avenue, Longacres P.O. Box 33491, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 254006 / 254012 / 254018Fax: +260-211-254048


For Further Information Contact:The Public Relations ManagerZambia Development Agency,

Nasser Road,P.O. Box 30819, Lusaka.

Tel: +260 211 229240/220177 | Fax: +260 211 225270Email: [email protected] | Website: www.zda.org.zm

ZDA: Promoting Zambia’s Economic Growth and Development

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Embassy of Sudan in Lusaka, Zambia

31 Ngumbo RoadLong AcresLusaka, Zambia

Tel: +260 -211- 215-570Fax: +260-211- 40-653

Swedish Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Haile Selassie Avenue, Opposite Ndeke HouseLusaka, Zambia


Somalian Embassy in Zambia G3/377A Kabulonga Road, Kabulonga P.0. Box 34051 Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260-211- 260999Fax: +260-211-263001

South African Embassy in Zambia

D26 Chita Road, KabulongaPrivate Bag W369, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 263944/262119Fax: +260-211-263001E-mail: [email protected]

Spanish Embassy in Zambia 9070 Mulungushi RoadP.O. Box 33711, Lusaka-Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 288059/288538 Fax: +260-211- 288326

Tanzanian Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Ujamaa House, No. 5200United Nations AvenueBox 31219, Lusaka -Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 253222 / 253323/4 Fax: +260-211-254861Email: [email protected]

American Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

Eastern end of Kabulonga Road,Ibex Hill,P.O. Box 31617,Lusaka, ZAMBIA.

Tel: +260-211- 250955Fax: +260-211-252225Email: [email protected]: http://zambia.usembassy.gov

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Zimbabwean Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia

11058 Haile Selassie Avenue, Longacres P.O. Box 33491, Lusaka - Zambia

Tel: +260 - 211- 254006 / 254012 / 254018Fax: +260-211-254048

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