93. Mr Malambo (Magoye) - to ask the Vice President what urgent measures the Government is taking to prevent the recurring of floods in Itebe Ward in Magoye Parliamentary Constituency during the rainy season.

 

94. Mr Emmanuel J Banda (Petauke Central) - to ask the Minister of Water Development and Sanitation:

 

(a) whether the Government is aware that there is a critical shortage of water in the following wards in Petauke Central Parliamentary Constituency:

 

(i) Nyika;

 

(ii) Musubanzi;

 

(iii) Minga; and

 

(iv) Chimanyama; and

 

(b) if so, what urgent measures are being taken to restore normal water supply and avert an outbreak of water borne diseases in the affected areas.

 

 

95. Mr Hlazo (Chilanga) - to ask the Minister of Tourism:

 

(a) whether the Government has any plans to rehabilitate Munda Wanga Environmental Park in Chilanga District;

 

(b) if so, when the project will commence;

 

(c) what the size of the Park is;

 

(d) who the owner of the land on which the Park is located, is;

 

(e) whether the Government has received any Public Private Partnership proposals for the management of the Park; and

 

(f) if so, what the Government’s position on the matter is.

 

96. Mr Kapyanga (Mpika) - to ask the Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development:

 

(a) when the construction of the Mpika-Nabwalya road in Mpika District will be completed; and

 

(b) what the cause of the delay in completing the project is.

 

97. Ms Halwiindi (Kabwe Central) - to ask the Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development:

 

(a) why the construction of the Drug Enforcement Commission offices in Kabwe District has stalled;

 

(b) when the project will resume;

 

(c) what the total cost of the project is;

 

(d) how much money was paid to the contractor, as of June, 2023; and

 

(e) what the time frame for the completion of the project is.

 

98. Mr C Kang’ombe (Kamfinsa) - to ask the Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security:

 

(a) what the Government’s position on the Zambia Police Service land in Mashula Compound in Kamfinsa Parliamentary Constituency, which has been occupied by settlers for over 30 years, is;

 

(b) whether the Government has any plans to surrender the occupied portion of the land to the settlers; 

 

(c) if so, when the plans will be implemented; and

 

(d) if there are no such plans, why.

 

 

1. Supply - Motion (29th September) - Resumption of Debate.