This policy is formulated to promote technical education in Zambia in order to: meet the demand of the public and private sector; increase future technical output; and to ensure Zambians are adequately trained with the required technological skills in an ever-changing world.

This Act provides regulation on the research, development, application, import, export, transit, and sale of genetically modified organisms whether for food or other purposes. The objective of the Act is to ensure genetically modified organisms do not cause harm to human and animal health and for the safety and sustainability of the environment.

An Act to provide for a comprehensive process for a general election; provide for the conduct of elections by the Electoral Commission of Zambia and empower the Commission to make regulations in matters relating to elections; provide for the registration of voters and the keeping of voters registers. It prescribes the procedures for nominations for elections and provides for the role of presiding officers, election officers and conflict management officers.

This policy aims to ensure the proper use of biotechnology does not affect the sustainable development of the country and for the safety of human, animal, the environment and biodiversity.

The purpose of this guideline is to guarantee public service functions and operate as normal as possible at all times and for the quick restoration of ICT services in the event of a disaster or disruption.

This Act provides regulation for the cleansing of cattle and the provision of specific locations for cleansing of cattle in the event of an outbreak of diseases as well as other related matters.

This document provides a list of persons, class of persons, trade, industry exempted from the provisions specified in the schedule (Regulation 3) of this document.

This Order suspends the export duty payable on hides and skins of heading 4103.20.00 to free. The Order is effective from 1 April 2020 to 31 December 2020.

This document amends the Public Health (Infected Areas) (Coronavirus Disease 2019) Regulations, 2020 by the revocation of regulation 9 and the substitution with a regulation that emphasizes that a public ceremony shall not be held in an infected area without the written permission of an authorised officer.

An Act to confirm the supplementary expenditure of monies aggregating three billion, five hundred and thirty-eight million, eight hundred and sixty-seven thousand and twenty-four Kwacha required for the services of the Republic during the financial year ended on 31st December 2014.

This document amends the Value Added Tax Regulations, 2010 by the revocation of regulation 9A.

This Order amends the Group 5 of the Value Added Tax (Zero Rating) Order, 2014 by the insertion of new paragraph.

This document declared Coronavirus Disease 2019 a notifiable infectious disease.

The goal of this policy is for an efficient and integrated transport system in Zambia by 2028 across the sectors namely aviation, maritime and waterways, railway, pipeline and road. The policy outlines the institutional arrangement, legislative framework and infrastructural development required for the achievement of the policy objective.

This Act provides regulations for preventing and controlling animal disease, the quarantine of animals, the control of import and export of animals and animal products and for the establishment of animal control fund as well as any other related matters.

This Act provides regulation for the registration, control, isolation, inoculation and muzzling of dogs and the prevention of rabies as well as any other related matters.

This Act authorises the establishment of the Diary Produce Board clearly specifying its functions, powers and role in contract enforcement as well as other related matters.

This policy is formulated to address the economic impact of Covid-19 and to restore macroeconomic stability, sustainable debt level, to reinvigorate economic growth and to ensure adequate social protection for citizens affected by the pandemic. One of the targets of the programme is to achieve a real GDP growth rate of above 3 per cent by 2022.

This Act provides regulations to ensure safe and effective communication for businesses, consumers and government in the use of electronic communications in other to promote confidence, investment and innovation in the communication sector. The Act also provides for the establishment of a Central Monitoring and Coordination Center empowering it to address electronic communication crimes as well as other related matters.

The goal of this policy is for the development of the tourism sector by addressing the challenges facing the tourism sector in Zambia including the development of tourism infrastructures such as airports and telecommunication, marketing and promotion of the tourism sector, community participation, better standards, inspections and licensing and capacity training for the hospitality and tourism industry.