SEMINAR ALERT! THE FORESTS ARE SPEAKING, ARE WE LISTENING? Today, the Zambia Law Development Commission (ZLDC) hosts a timely legal seminar at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre under the theme: “The Unseen Crisis: The Ripple Effects of Deforestation in Zambia”. This seminar brings together key stakeholders, experts, and traditional leadership and the general public to deliberate on the social, economic, and environmental consequences of deforestation and critically explore possible avenues for reforming Zambia’s legal and policy framework in line with the ZLDC’s mandate on law reform and development. Our speakers include: • Mr. Mindenda Pande - Local Forestry Expert • Dr. Freddie Siangulube - Chief Forestry Officer, Ministry of Green Economy and Environment and; • His Royal Highness, Senior Chief Nalubamba, representing the House of Chiefs and the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development. The event will be graced by the Minister of Green Economy and Environment, Hon. Mike Mposha, MP. Other key stakeholders have been invited to enrich the conversation and share perspectives on safeguarding our forests and natural resources through stronger legal interventions. Time: 14:00hrs to 17:00hrs Can’t make it in person? Join the discussion LIVE on the Zambia Law Development Commission Facebook page.
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The Zambia Law Development Commission which can be referred to as ‘the ZLDC’ or the ‘Commission’ has been in existence for 26 years. It started as a department in the Ministry of Justice. In 1996, it was converted from a department to a semi-autonomous statutory body established under the Zambia Law Development Commission Act, Chapter 32 of the Laws of Zambia which repealed and replaced the Law Development Commission and Institute of Legislative Drafting Act. 5 of 1974. The functions of the Commission are to: (i) recommend the revision and reform of the law in Zambia; (ii) recommend the codification of unwritten laws in Zambia; (iii) review and consider proposals for law reform referred to the Commission by the Minister or the members of the public; (iv) hold seminars and conferences on legal issues; (v) translate any piece of legislation into local languages; and (vi)to research and make recommendations on: a) the socio-political values of the Zambian people that should be incorporated into legislation; b) the anomalies that should be eliminated from the statute book; c) new and more effective methods of administration of the law and the dispensation of justice that should be adopted and legislated; d) the removal of archaic pieces of legislation from the statute book; e) new areas of the law that should be developed which are responsive to the changing needs of the Zambian society. (vii) encourage international co-operation in the performance of its Act; and functions under this. (viii) do all such things incidental or conducive to the attainment of the functions of the Commission. The Zambia Law Development Commission is headed by a 13-member Commission.
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THE FORESTS ARE SPEAKING, ARE WE LISTENING? Is Zambia’s legal framework strong enough to stem the tide? Join the Zambia Law Development Commission for a Legal Seminar on “The Unseen Crisis: The Effects of Deforestation in Zambia” and be part of the conversation. Date: Wednesday, 26th March 2025 Time: 13:30hrs - 17:00hrs Venue: Mulungushi International Conference Centre Register now by clicking the link: https://lnkd.in/dy84Gk4q — Limited spaces available (First come, first served). Your voice matters in shaping legal solutions for a greener Zambia!
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Webinar Alert! Deforestation threatens not only Zambia’s rich biodiversity but also the livelihoods of millions, but is our legal framework equipped to protect what is left before it’s too late? Join the ZLDC tommorow, Friday, 28th February as we interrogate The Unseen Crisis: The Ripple Effects of Deforestation in Zambia. The webinar will unpack whether Zambia’s environmental laws can stem the tide of deforestation or if urgent legal reforms are the missing link. Panelists include: ✅ Mehluli Malisa Batakathi (Legal Practitioner – Malisa and Partners) ✅ Sitwala Wamunyima (Director of Forestry – Ministry of Green Economy and Environment) ✅ Robert Munro (Country Director – Nature Conservation Zambia) 📍 Join us on Zoom or Facebook Live Log in details: ID: 832 2627 3806 Passcode: 485234
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📢 Call for Suppliers! The Zambia Law Development Commission invites eligible and qualified suppliers to register for the provision of goods and services. For more details on registration requirements and submission, please see the poster below or visit our website on https://lnkd.in/dAVFCk6v Deadline: 17:00 hrs, Friday 21st February, 2025.
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WEBINAR ALERT! Join us for our last timely webinar session themed “Addressing Zambia’s Energy Crisis: Interventions for Sustainable Solutions” on Wednesday, 18th December 2024. As Zambia grapples with persistent power shortages. Can the law be used to unlock sustainable energy solutions and drive progress? Is it time to reduce dependence on hydropower? What alternative Energy sources does Zambia have at its disposal? These questions and more will be dissected by a panel of experts as they address practical pathways from renewable energy to nuclear solutions and environmental strategies that align with legislative reforms for a brighter, energy secure Zambia. 🗓️ Date: December 18, 2024 ⏰ Time: 17:00 - 18:30 HRS 🔗 Zoom: - Meeting ID: 838 0305 9259 - Password: 595544 Join using this link: https://lnkd.in/d9VuWYzu Our Expert Panel to dissect this important discussion includes; ✅ Helen Zulu - Renewable Energy Industry Player ✅ Wam Akolwa, BEng, CEng - Energy Engineering Expert. ✅ Nkusuwila Nachalwe - Mbao - Environmental & Energy Law Expert and Managing Partner at Nkusuwila Nachalwe Advocates. ✅ David Ngwenyama - Ecology & Nature Conservation Expert Moderator Olipa Jere-Sakala - A Nuclear Law Specialist & Legislative Drafting Practitioner. Register to take part in the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/dF6_qWVS Zambia at 60!
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SECURE A SPOT AT THE ZLDC 2024 ZAMBIA@60 NATIONAL LAW CONFERENCE. For 60 years, Zambia’s statute book has grown and transformed, but has it kept pace with the needs and aspirations of the Zambian people? From 30th September to 2nd October 2024, the Zambia Law Development Commission will host a National Law Conference themed: Zambia @60: An Introspection of the Evolution of the Statute Book and its Contribution to National Development” at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre (KK Wing) in Lusaka. This conference isn’t just another gathering; it’s a pivotal moment for Zambia’s legislative future. It is a gathering of key stakeholders and policy makers to critically reflect on the contributions of our laws to our national development agenda - to our national successes, challenges and opportunities. The Zambia Law Development Commission invites you to be a part of this critical national conversation because the future of law reform in Zambia is not just a topic for discussion, it’s a call to action. The Commission has reserved 50 slots for members of the public to attend the conference. This is your chance to be part of an event that will shape the next 60 years of Zambia's legal framework. Apply now to attend this critical event by visiting our website https://lnkd.in/dHR4KzQq OR Click the link below: https://lnkd.in/d3dTgajD and secure your spot today. The future of Zambia’s law reform depends on your voice! Conference topics include; - The Law and Democratic Governance - The role of State and Non-State actors; - The adequacy of access to information legislation in facilitating national development; - Citizen and Stakeholder participation in law reform; - The evolving fight against corruption and illicit financial flows; - AI regulation and responsible adoption; - Sextortion: The ever changing face of Gender Based Violence; - Affirmative action - Facilitating Equal Participation for Vulnerable Groups; - Breathing life into our national values - Culture, Arts and the Law; - Access to Justice: Strides and Challenges; - A life of dignity - Struggles of a young life; - Environmental protection, Climate Change, Natural Resource Management and Wildlife; - Epidemics and Pandemics - The case of COVID-19 and Cholera; - Carbon Market Framework for Zambia: Tax regimes for environmental protection, Child-woman and rural person-centred solutions; - The 8th National Development Plan - The role of Legislation in Economic Recovery and; - Law reforms that have worked: Sharing experiences from the Global Village. Insightful and packed discussions will be had during this conference, you cannot afford to miss! See you there!
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Is the Law Adequate to Protect Our Youth from Substance Abuse? Join us for our fifth Zambia @60 Space Chat on 17th September, 2024 from 18:00hrs - 19:30hrs as we discuss “The Impact of Substance Abuse on Zambian Youths: Mitigating the Vice”. Our panel of experts explore whether our legal frameworks are adequate in addressing this growing crisis among our youth, and what reforms are necessary for real change. This week, we feature the following speakers: 1. Fr. Abel Mwelwa, Community Development Expert; 2. Ms. Given M. Kapolyo, Campaigns and Mobilisation Officer (CTPD) and; 3. Mr. Gabriel Lungu, a Mental Health Officer (Ministry of Health). Let’s reflect on the state of our laws and policies, and how they can better safeguard our future generation. 🔗Schedule the Space by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/dwmEpvdK
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New Page Alert! We are delighted to announce the launch of the Zambia Law Development Commission's official LinkedIn page! Stay connected with us for updates on our initiatives, upcoming events, and opportunities to engage in Zambia’s law reform process. Follow us for insightful discussions, legal reform projects, and collaborations that shape the future of Zambia's legal landscape. Your engagement and feedback are crucial to making this platform a vibrant space for dialogue and development. Let’s connect, share ideas, and work together for a just and equitable Zambia! #ZambiaLaw #LegalReform.