Monthly Archives: May 2019

NDF adopts proposal for electoral law to provide for coalition government

The National Dialogue Forum (NDF) has adopted the proposal for the formulation of an Electoral System Bill to provide for the formation of a coalition government in an event no presidential candidate meets the 50 percent plus one vote threshold. The electoral system bill will also provide for a mixed member representation parliament. During deliberations on the Electoral Process Amendment ...

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ZICA opposes timing for sale tax implementation

The Zambia Institute of Chartered Accountants (ZICA) says the timing for the implementation of the sales tax by government is wrong. Sales tax is expected to be implemented by 1st July this year. ZICA Taxation Committee Chairman Julius Zyambo has advised government to first address the issues affecting value added tax (vat) before implementing sales tax. Speaking at meeting to ...

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CUTs encourages consumers to get involved in the country’s diversification agenda

The Consumer Unity Trust Society (CUTS) has encouraged consumers to get involved in the country’s diversification agenda. CUTS National Coordinator Chenai Mukumba is concerned that despite being major players in the diversification agenda, consumers have been left out with focus being placed on farmers. Ms Mukumba notes that Zambia has a serious mono diet, and that for the status quo ...

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