Lusaka City Council

Greater City of Lusaka

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Lusaka became the capital city of Zambia in May 1935. It is a metropolis, which provides a home to about two and half million (2.5M) inhabitants of many different nationalities.
Museums

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The Lusaka National Museum is situated along the Independence Avenue, next to the Freedom Statue. It is open daily from 09:00am to 16:30pm except on Christmas and New Years days.
Roads and drainages

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A number of roads under formula one have been tarred with drainage works along side and activities are still going on in the area of unblocking drains to prepare for the rain season.
Shopping

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As a fast growing metropolitan city, Lusaka has a substantial number of shopping complexes and markets to cater for it’s entire diverse population’s needs.
Waste Management

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The Waste Management Unit (WMU) is the regulatory Unit of Waste Management in the city is mandated to plan, organize, execute (directly or indirectly) and supervise waste management services.
Libraries

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Lusaka City Council offers library services in the city in three locations; in the Central Business District (CBD), Chilenje, Matero and Mtendere suburbs.
Civic Center

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The current offices of the Lusaka City Council at the Civic Center along independence avenue in Lusaka.
Cinemas

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On almost every shopping mall in Lusaka there are world class cinemas such as: Freshview cinemas at Mandahill and a newly opened one at Levy mall,not forgetting Ster-Kinekor at Arcades shopping mall.
Outdoor Markets

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Arcades Shopping Center and many other places hosts outdoor events like the popular Pakati Sunday Market attraction as well as musical, theatrical and cultural shows.
Hotels

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Accommodation in Lusaka is plentiful and there are choices to suit all tastes and classes

Welcome

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Welcome to the Lusaka city council website, whether you are visiting our website today for information or advise, to make a complaint or simply to find out more about our work. We hope that you find your visit useful and informative.

His Worship Daniel Chisenga
The Mayor Of The Greater City Of Lusaka

The Lusaka City Council website was developed to provide you our partners and clients with information concerning the operations, procedures and laws to be followed by those who live, work, conduct business and visit the City of Lusaka. Generally the City of Lusaka is a progressive city and has a lot to offer to all the people who have a progressive mind.
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News Flashes

2014 GROUND RENT BONANZA
Here is a 2014 BONANZA to all Ground Rent payers in the city of Lusaka. Lusaka City Council has weaved 25% on all Ground Rent payments to be made between 1^st January and March 31^st 2014. All the funds collected will be ploughed back into the Community Developmental projects.
Take this opportunity to begin the New Year on zero balance.
Make that payment now!!
Remember this promotion is valid for 90 days only!!!!

BAN ON PACKAGING AND TRANSPORTATION OF OPAQUE BEER IN DRUMS AND OTHER CONTAINERS

Lusaka City Council has banned the packaging and transportation of opaque beer in drums and other related containers. This is in accordance with the provisions of the Liquor Licensing (Intoxicating Liquor) (Quantities and Packaging) (Amendment) Regulations, Statutory Instrument No. 72 of 2012, made under the Liquor Licensing Act No. 20 of 2011 of the Laws of Zambia.

Therefore all manufacturers and traders of opaque beer are advised to package the opaque beer in poly coated liquid conical board/Poly-ethylene Telephhalate (PET)/ Plastic Bottles with minimum quantities of 250ml. The ban on the packaging and transportation of opaque beer in such facilities is with immediate effect. Failure to comply with this directive will leave the Council with no option but to institute legal action against such manufacturers or traders.

BAN ON PARKING OF BUSES ALONG DEDANI KIMATHI ROAD
Lusaka City Council has banned the parking of buses on a road reserve along Dedani Kimathi road following the enormous challenges experienced by the Public Health department and the Performance Contractor to clean and maintain the area. The Council has observed that a number of long distance Buses Park along the road at Kambendekela House and Industrial Relations Court for long hours during which cleaning, washing and indiscriminate dumping of waste collected from the buses is done. The indiscriminate dumping of solid waste removed from the buses has resulted in the area being unsightly despite it being regularly swept by the Council and the Performance Contractors. The banned on the parking of buses along the road reserve is with immediate effect and the bus operators will be required to find an alternative parking. Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA), LCC police and Intercity bus terminus management will implement the decision made by LCC management. Failure to comply with this directive will attract a penalty of K450 as stipulated in the Statutory Instrument No. 44 of 2007

Greater City of Lusaka

Museums

Roads and drainages

Shopping

Waste Management

Libraries

Civic Center

Cinemas

Outdoor Markets

Hotels

Welcome

Centenary Celebrations.

Fire Services

City Planning

News Flashes

Client Account Enquiry System

News Items

Mission Statement

Entertainment & Activities

Restaurants

Sights & Activities

Shopping