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By Mutale Kapekele and Namakau Nalumango The Post Wednesday March 12, 2008 THERE is no need to get permission from Zimbabwe to build in the Victoria Falls heritage site joint management area, tourism minister Michael Kaingu has said.And Kaingu has appointed a new national Museums Board to be chaired by Mubita Imukue.Asked whether the ministry of tourism had consulted its Zimbabwean counterpart

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I.P.A. ManningGiven that developers are in the process of establishing yet another tourism project in the Zambian portion of the Victoria Falls World Heritage Site (VF-WHS), with possible far-reaching impacts elsewhere, it is time to take stock. This latest development, one already approved by the Zambian Wildlife Authority and the Forestry Department, but not yet the Environmental Council of

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Zambia Daily Mail, 1st Oct 2007By NANCY MWAPEGOVERNMENT through the Ministry of Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources is having discussions with Legacy Holdings Zambia limited on the possibility the firm investing in Livingstone. Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources Minister, Micheal Kaingu, in an interview said discussions were taking place with the Legacy but declined to disclose

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Sunday MailBy CYNTHIA MWALELEGACY Holdings Zambia Limited says Government has approved phase one of the construction of one of the proposed two hotels, one of which will be five star with 280 rooms and 40 suites.But Legacy said its was still awaiting for Government’s approval of the revised plan for second phase but wants to complete phase one by 2010 in time for the World Cup.The re-submitted

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The National Heritage Conservation Commission says the weed which has invaded the Victoria Falls and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park is posing a serious challenge to tourism. Commission Executive Director, Donald Chikumbi, said the impact of the weed includes loss of floral and faunal eco-diversity and social-economic effects on the local communities. Mr. Chikumbi also said power generation at the

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A LEGACY THEY DON’T WANT14 November, 06.For anyone suffering from Afro-pessimism, one palliative is to visit the town of Livingstone, Zambia. Hear lies the warm heart of Africa where people of the rainbow meet in its myriad and quaint bars and restaurants, in its bush camps lying but a few minutes from the town limits, in its dusty crumbling streets, to exchange the pleasantries of human

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The recent Auditor-General's report on parastatals for 2005 is required reading where the Zambia Wildlife Authority is concerned. Government should now require that the Anti-Corruption Commission investigates fully. I quote part of the A-G report:Irregular Issue of Title Deeds in Mosi-O-Tunya National Parks 29. According to the provisions of the Act, ZAWA allocates sites in National Parks and

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The plaque commemorating the laying of the foundation stone for the Legacy golfing estate by the President of Zambia has been removed...

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Apparently this meeting was called over the weekend by UNESCO, who asked NHCC for a list of stakeholders. The list was very incomplete, as ECZ, Livingstone Museum, WECSZ and various others were not on the list. Neither the National Director of NHCC, nor the Regional one attended the meeting, and it mostly consisted of Chiefs, Headmen and other government officials who have not been following

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Press Release...Arlington, VA (PRWeb) March 22, 2007 -- The Nature Conservancy and The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) today announced a partnership to protect and manage the Zambezi River for people and nature alike. The collaboration includes the addition of the Zambezi to the Conservancy's Great Rivers Partnership. The Zambezi winds 1,500 miles through eight countries before emptying into

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Development nearby offers needed employment, but could also threaten local wildlife.By Joseph J. Schatz | Correspondent of The Christian Science MonitorLIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIA - For Nalumino Ifunga, a security guard at a quiet campsite and lodge just down the road from Victoria Falls, afternoons often consist of watching vervet monkeys frolic in the trees. But Mr. Ifunga wonders if those monkeys –

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Ian Sikazwe (any relation to Jacob?) appears to be pleased about a 'compromise' with Legacy. No such compromise exists. The Environmental Council said that Legacy could proceed with the building of the hotels but nothing else. The Chairman of the ZAWA Board told myself and another member of the Natural Resources Consultative Forum that he had instructed the DG of ZAWA to place a moratorium on ALL

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President Mwanawasa of Zambia’s economic advisor, Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane is reported as saying (The Post, Monday March 12, 2007) that development could not be achieved without interference with the environment. This rather general comment on the activities of homo kleptomanias was to prepare us for the visit of a Malaysian delegation who were whipped down to Livingstone to view three 5 hectare

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"I have gone through the Sttutory Instrument and the former definition of Mosi oa Tunya NP. The changes have nothing to do with Legacy (fortunately!) .They are :1. Cut off the western end of the park to allow for the land allocated to Imusho Village which was moved out of the park.2. Move the boundary from the Songwe River to the road, where Songwe village has spread across the river into the

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The Chairman of the Zambia Wildlife Authority, Walusiku Lisulo, has instructed the Authority to impose a moratorium on all new developments in the Mosi oa Tunya National Park until such time as the IUCN Development Assessment report is re-visited; this includes the revised Legacy development of two single story hotels; and as that is a new development - resulting from the directives of the ECZ's

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The Chairman of the ZAWA Board has placed a moratorium on all developments in Mosi oa Tunya NP...

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It is interesting that the NHCC executive director, Donald Chikumbi, while attending a meeting of stakeholders in Livingstone (whom?), was unable to send a representative to a stakehoders meeting in Lusaka.

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At a recent meeting of the Natural Resources Consultative Forum steering committee the matter of Governments unwillingness to follow the advice of the NRCF to ban all elephant sport hunting was discussed; it was also agreed that the conservation of the Victoria Falls World Heritage Site required NRCF’s urgent attention, and that all stakeholders should address its future. It was decided to hold

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UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURALORGANIZATIONCONVENTION CONCERNING THE PROTECTION OF THE WORLDCULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGEWORLD HERITAGE COMMITTEEThirtieth SessionVilnius, Lithuania8-16 July 2006Strongly encourages the World Heritage Centre and the Advisory Bodies incollaboration with States Parties and other relevant partners to develop proposals for theimplementation of pilot

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The Herald (Harare)OPINIONJanuary 24, 2007Posted to the web January 24, 2007HarareTHE Victoria Falls is Southern Africa's top tourist destination and there needs to be development near the falls to ensure that tourists are adequately catered for. But it must be emphasised that the day when the whole Falls area becomes a concrete jungle, and where nature takes a back seat to buildings and roads,

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The Herald (Harare)January 23, 2007Posted to the web January 23, 2007HarareALL developments near the Victoria Falls have been frozen following international representations that both Zimbabwe and Zambia were flouting international standards.Victoria Falls came under the spotlight following massive developments in Zambia and the proposed upgrading of several islands on the Zimbabwean side. In

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Now that a moratorium has been placed on all new developments in the Mosi oa Tunya NP - including Legacy Holdings' hotel plans, and that Government has promised to revisit the IUCN plan together with all stakeholders starting in February 2007, it was time to plan the future management of the National Park, but also of the world heritage site as a whole. IUCN is also due to make its report soon on

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Showdown at the Victoria Falls Just before the Zambezi River makes its famous plunge, lies a small, undeveloped stretch of Zambia's Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park. It's a crucial elephant crossing and the sole riverfront spot in the park that people can enjoy without paying a fee. South African developer, Legacy Holdings Zambia, with the support of the Zambia Wildlife Authority, has different

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The Chairman of the Zambia Wildlife Authority Board, Mr Walusiku Lisulo, confirmed on 11 January 2007 at a meeting with steering committee members of the Natural Resources Consultative Forum of Zambia, that he had directed ZAWA to impose a moratorium on all planned developments in the Mosi oa Tunya National Park until a broad-based stakeholder review of the World Conservation Union’s (IUCN)

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By Times of Zambia ReporterLEGACY Holdings Zambia will redesign the Livingstone hotel project to conform to the allocated land on the northern part of the Maramba river.A board meeting has been scheduled for this month to revise the initial US$260 million plan after which a new detailed design and implementation roadmap would be issued.Legacy Holdings Zambia chairman, Jacob Sikazwe announced this

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World Heritage status may be revoked as Zimbabwe and Zambia compete for tourist incomeBy Christopher ThompsonPublished: 07 January 2007Victoria Falls, one of the world's greatest natural wonders, may cease to be a World Heritage Site as a result of the chaos in Zimbabwe.Known locally as Mosi oa Tunya, or "the smoke that thunders", the falls are more than a mile wide and 420ft high. They have been

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Zambia, 3 January 2007.A truce between the hunting and conservation community of Zambia – represented by the Chairmen of Community Resource Boards and hunting safari concessionaires, and Government, was brokered on 3 January 2007 by the Minister of Tourism, Environment & Natural Resources at the Mulungushi Conference Centre, Lusaka, Zambia. The Director General of the Zambia Wildlife Authority (

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The continued silence of the Mukuni Trust in Livingstone over the fervent public support given by its patron, Chief Mukuni, to a full Legacy development in the Mosi oa Tunya NP is alarming. And why do we hear nothing from the trust's creator, the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) ? The Park falls within the AWFs Kazangula Heartlands programme, but not a word from them, not even a reply from their

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By WALLEN SIMWAKACHIEF Mukuni of the Toka-Leya people says he would continue to campaign for the full development of the Legacy Holdings project in the Mosi-o-Tunya National Park.Chief Mukuni said tourism was a lifeline for the people in his chiefdom.Speaking in an interview at his palace, Chief Mukuni said although the Environmental Council of Zambia had rejected part of the project, the people

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Neither we nor our bailiffs shall take other men's timber for castles or other works of ours, witthout the agreement of the owner.

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Dr Lewis Saiwana, the Director-General of the Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) yesterday informed the Chairman of the Livingstone Tourism Association, Nick Katenekwa, that the Tourism Lease Agreement issued to Legacy Holdings Zambia Limited for 220 ha. for 75 years in the Mosi oa Tunya National Park has been cancelled. Legacy will now revert to their 2 ha./5 year lease.This is a massive victory

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ECZ DECISIONS ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORTS (EIAs)The Environmental Council of Zambia would like to inform allstakeholders, partners and the general public that in accordance withthe Environmental Protection and Pollution Control Act (Cap 204 of theLaws of Zambia) Regulation 3 (1) of the Environmental ImpactAssessment (EIA) Regulations, Statutory Instrument No. 28 of 1997, ithas

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Zambia rejects golf course construction in Victoria Fall areaZambia has approved the construction of two hotels in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park but rejected a proposed golf course in the Victoria Falls area, the Environmental Council of Zambia (ECZ) said here on Wednesday.In a statement, ECZ senior communications officer Justin Mukosa said that the proposed construction of a golf course and 450

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DOVE CHAMBERSLEGAL PRACTITIONERS Plot No. 4529 P.O. Box 39538United Nations Avenue Opposite Kenya High Commission Cell; 260 97 789579/ 97 446085 Tell: +260-1-257450/ 257451 Fax: +260..1_257450 Email:dovechambers@zamnet.zmLUSAKA . Zambia 7th December, 2006.Mr. Ian Manning

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11 December 2006Bart DorresteinThe ChairmanLegacy Group HoldingsJohannesburgDear Bart,Thank you for your memo of the 5th, which caught me as I was leaving for Joburg.As you rightly observe, my whole development vision is built around investment partnerships, rather than donor aid – the latter a continuing development retardant. My Landsafe Investment Model for protected and customary areas places

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0712/zam1606/BD/ckMOSI-OA-TUNYA – ZAMBIAIn response to the various submissions received from interested and affected parties on this project, we wish to clarify the following :-Legacy will only proceed with this development with the necessary environmental approval of ZAWA and then only after consultation with UNESCO’s accredited representatives and ZAWA, to ensure that World Heritage status at

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TODAY, I join others in continuing to worry about some recent activities involving the environment. The state of ecological systems and the environment greatly affect human life. Our enjoyment of life, indeed, the continuation of life itself, depends on the health of the environment.From independence, Zambia realised the importance of the environment. Institutions and laws were set up to support

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By Nomusa MicheloDr Kenneth Kaunda has asked government not to allow Legacy Holdings Zambia Limited's proposed development of two hotels and a golf course in Livingstone's Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. In an interview, Dr Kaunda said he had spoken with President Mwanawasa outlining his concerns on the project and the effect the project would have in the proposed area. "I have given my thoughts to

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Dear Richard,During our recent talk in Livingstone it was clear that you welcomed Legacy, but had some doubts yourself about them building on the site. I did not find your position totally unreasonable as all of us would welcome Legacy and other developers to the Livingstone area, provided that they did not impact negatively on Livingstone, on the Mosi oa Tunya National Park, on the Vic Falls

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Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 9:38 AMSubject: Re: The Times of LondonAs an Investor in Livingstone please let me comment on the legacy issue since it seems there is allot of misinformation. Firstly this is not a black white issue. Some local Europeans are against this project being built in a National Park, many are not, and welcome this development. This is also the case with the local Zambian

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Tom Mushinge - former Financial Director (brother of Renatus of Legacy fame); and Gershom Chilakusha, former Director of Game Management Areas, to future parts unknown, on Friday 1 December 06

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TOLKAL CONSULTANTS BOX 61242, LIVINGSTONE. Call: 097-479038 Email:namasiku@zamnet.zm 20th November 2006The Clerk of the National AssemblyNational AssemblyParliament BuildingBox 31299, Lusaka.Dear Sir,

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Safari tour operators are calling for a boycott of a South African hotel group, over plans to build a luxury resort in a national park. UNESCO says the development is irresponsible.The British tour operator, Tribes, which specializes in fair trade travel has called for a boycott of the Legacy Hotels group of South Africa. It’s protesting against the development of a new resort in Zambia close to

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Anything for money4 December 2007Readers will recall that I wrote some months ago about the travesty being visited on the Victoria Falls and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park by Bart Dorrestein and his Legacy Hotels Group. He brushed this aside in a particularly one-sided radio interview.But it hasn’t gone away. In fact, it has escalated. The London newspaper The Times carried the story under the

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UPDATED: 08:18, December 04, 2006Zambian former president opposed to planned tourism project in Victoria FallsZambian former president Kenneth Kaunda is opposed to the planned tourism project in Victoria Falls, Sunday Post reported.The local newspaper quoted him as asking the Zambian government not to allow Legacy Holdings Zambia to construct a golf estate containing two hotels, a 18 hole golf

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The Sunday Times (London)December 03, 2006A group of British tour operators is urging a boycott of a hotel group in protest against the planned construction of a luxury resort complex at the Victoria Falls World Heritage Site in Zambia.The South African-based Legacy Hotels Group, which owns five-star hotels, safari lodges and bush camps in Africa’s most popular safari destinations, has admitted

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December 02, 2006Victoria Falls hotel furyRichard SiddleA plan to build a huge resort in a tiny Unesco national park is causing widespread anger.BRITISH tourists are being urged to boycott a South African hotel chain over plans to build a multimillion-pound resort in a protected area near the Victoria Falls.Legacy Resorts & Hotels International, the luxury African hotel chain, was handed a

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The Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA), a statutory body responsible for wildlife and National Parks under the Ministry of Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources (MTENR), this year issued Tourism Concession Agreements (TCA) for the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, which falls within the United Nations Education and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) sanctioned Victoria Falls World Heritage Site. One

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Zambia: CBE Vows to Bar Legacy ZambiaThe Times of Zambia (Ndola)November 13, 2006THE Citizens for Better Environment (CBE) will obtain an injunction to restrain the Legacy Zambia Holdings Group from constructing two five-star hotels and a world class golf course in the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park if it is allowed to go ahead.CBE executive director, Peter Sinkamba, said in Livingstone on Saturday

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Legacy Holdings controversy By Boyd Chikoli Thursday November 16, 2006 [04:00]Much ado about nothing is what I would call the public hearing held in Livingstone on Saturday 10th November at the Legacy Holdings site. As I drove to the site, I looked at the foundation stone which former vice-president Lupando Mwape laid on behalf of the President. I then turned towards the site near Maramba River

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1. ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA (They control the EIA process and the decision whether to go ahead)Patson Zulu Manager-InspectorateTel: 260-1-254130/254023/59Email: pzulu@necz.org.zmWebsite:www.necz.org.zm2. ZAMBIA WILDLIFE AUTHORITY (They issued the lease, sanctioned or not by their Board)Dr Lewis SaiwanaDirector-Generaldrsaiwana@zawa.org.zmzawaorg@zamnet.zm3. Ministry of Tourism,

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To all our Responsible Tourism partners  Based on the report copied below Thanks to Travel News Now for keeping the industry informed and up to date.  African Insight cannot support the principles of Responsible Tourism and still be seen to be doing business with Legacy Group.  I think that collectively, as tour operators who have made a commitment to Responsible Tourism, we need to make a united

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PRESS RELEASE … PRESS RELEASE … PRESS RELEASE … PRESS RELEASE … 29 November 2006Tribes demands that Legacy Hotels Group stops their planned huge tourism development in a World Heritage Site next to Victoria Falls in Zambia Tribes, the Fair Trade TravelTM company, announced today, 29 November 2006, that it will boycott use of Legacy Hotels Group of South Africa due to their appalling planned

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The Times of Zambia (Ndola)November 27, 2006A CONSERVATIONIST and concerned citizen has petitioned the National Assembly to thoroughly investigate the signing of a tourism concession agreement (TCA) for a 75-year land lease to the Legacy Zambia Holdings by Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA).The petitioner also criticised the people of Mukuni Village for accepting to be used by Legacy as potential

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LUSAKA, 11/24 - A United Nations joint mission to the Victoria Falls world heritage site has warned that Zambia`s failure to stick to the joint management of the falls and protection of the world heritage site will endanger the global recognition of the world wonder. The mission team has also questioned the legality of erection of the Legacy Holding`s foundation stone in the area without

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NOT ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLDOne good thing about history is that we learn from it and based on it, make wise decisions.Montego Bay, Jamaica, a place which started as a small fishing area is now characterised bybig resorts and human activities which have upset the environment. Original inhabitants weredisplaced as they benefited little but for a few who could find jobs.An example back here at

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Monday, November 20, 2006Parley must revisit heritage sites laws, says Sikota By Times ReporterLIVINGSTONE Member of Parliament (MP), Sakwiba Sikota, has pledged to ensure that Parliament revisits legislation dealing with heritage sites in Zambia.Mr Sikota, who is United Liberal Party (ULP) president said in an interview at the weekend that more needed to be done to streamline measures aimed at

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SUBMISSION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA ON THE ENVIONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED “MOSI-OA-TUNYA HOTEL AND COUNTRY CLUB ESTATE PROJECT” IN THE MUSI-OA-TUNYA NATIONAL PARK IN LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIAI am a Zambian citizen and resident of Livingstone for 15 years; I am not only gravely concerned about the proposed golf resort development by Legacy Holdings Limited in Mosi-oa-Tunya

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The Manager Inspectorate Environmental Council of Zambia P. O. Box 35131, Lusaka E-mail: pzulu@necz.org.zmTel: 01 254094/254130 Fax: 01 254164 WILDLIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF ZAMBIA (WECSZ) , Livingstone P.0 Box 60498ECZ Submission for the EIA for the LEGACY HOLDINGS ZAMBIA LIMITED proposed “Mosi-Oa-Tunya Hotel and Country Club Estate Project” in Livingstone, Zambia“Our

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ZAMBIA’S STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT19 November, 2006.The present imbroglio concerning the issue by the Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) of a 75 year Tourism Concession Agreement on 220 ha. in the Mosi oa Tunya National Park – part of the Victoria Falls World Heritage Site, to a vigorously assertive black empowerment company, Legacy Holdings Limited, and its plans to build a golf estate in the

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November 15, 2006 Edition 4Lusaka - Zambian environmentalists are opposing a $260-million (about R1,9-billion) plan to construct two hotels, a golf course and hundreds of chalets in a park near the famous Victoria Falls World Heritage Site.Zambia's Wildlife Authority (Zawa) has given permission to local and foreign investors to go ahead with the project in Livingstone, even though environmental

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November 14 2006 at 11:09AMBy Shapi ShacindaLusaka - Zambian environmentalists oppose a $260-million (about R1,8-billion) plan to construct two hotels, a golf course and hundreds of chalets in a park near the famous Victoria Falls world heritage site, officials said on Monday.Zambia's Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) has given permission to local and foreign investors to go ahead with the project in

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ZAMBIA: Concerns mount over World Heritage Site status14 Nov 2006 17:49:36 GMTSource: IRINPrintable view | Email this article | RSS [-] Text [+]LIVINGSTONE, 14 November (IRIN) - Zambia's only listed World Heritage Site is under threat by plans to build a multi-million dollar resort near the world-renowned Victoria Falls, a local environmental organisation is claiming.The government has awarded

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Submission To ECZ on the Environmental Impact Assessment for the Legacy Development in the Mosi oa Tunya ParkFrom Ruth Henson A Livingstone FarmerP.O.Box 60641 rhenson@zamnet.zmThe EIA is generally a very poorly done document. It contradicts itself and in many places copies inaccurate information from other sources without checking.The public hearing was turned into a political event and very few

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 November 14, 2006, 2 days, 2 hours and 48 minutes ago. By Mazuba Mwiinga In a brink of heated debate over the controversial Legacy Holding and Country Club Project which should be built in the heart of Zambia’s Mosi-ao-Tunya National Park in tourist capital Livingstone, a Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) reporter has been threatened with death for allegedly filing in a television

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By Times ReporterZambiaTHE Citizens for Better Environment (CBE) will obtain an injunction to restrain the Legacy Zambia Holdings Group from constructing two five-star hotels and a world class golf course in the Mosi-O-Tunya National Park if it is allowed to go ahead.CBE executive director, Peter Sinkamba, said in Livingstone on Saturday during the public hearing of the Legacy Group’s

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NATIONAL CONSULTATIVE MEETING ON THE CONSERVATION OF THE VICTORIA FALLS WORLD HERITAGE SITE MONDAY NOVEMBER 6,2006 INTRODUCTION The report provides a synopsis of the National Consultative Meeting on the Conservation of the Victoria Falls World Heritage Site (WHS) held at New Fairmount Hotel, November 8, 2006. This was held in the wake of the untoward development in the WHS and non-implementation

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Times of Zambia (Ndola)November 8, 2006Posted to the web November 8, 2006Edward MulengaZAMBIA risks losing its increasing tourist inflow following UNESCO's growing threats to strip the Victoria Falls of the status of world heritage site.This follows the failure by Zambia and Zimbabwe to ratify protocols committing them to joint management of the world wonder.This came to light during a

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LIVINGSTONE TOURISM ASSOCIATION (LTA) COMMENTS ON THEENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STATEMENT FOR THE PROPOSED LEGACYHOTELS/ VILLAS/GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT IN MOSI-OA-TUNYA WORLD HERITAGE SITE / NATIONAL PARKAfter a thorough study and debate of the impact statement, the LTA wishes to make the following comments.VISITOR NUMBERS Projected Tourism growth by Legacy shows an increase to 150,000 of

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SUBMISSION TO ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL OF ZAMBIAON THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ON PLOT 1473/M IN THE MOSI-O-TUNYA NATIONAL PARKFOR THE PROPOSED “MOSI-OA-TUNYA HOTEL AND COUNTRY CLUB ESTATE PROJECT”IN LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIA11th November 2006As a Zambian resident in Livingstone for 26 years and a City Councillor from 1998 to 2006, I was very concerned when I heard earlier this year about the

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SUBMISSION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA ON THE ENVIONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED “MOSI-OA-TUNYA HOTEL AND COUNTRY CLUB ESTATE PROJECT” IN LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIAAs a Zambian citizen and resident of Livingstone for 26 years, I am gravely concerned about the proposed golf resort development by Legacy Holdings Limited in Mosi-o-tunya National Park.I have read the Environmental

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FROM: news.africast.com/africastv/article.php?newsID=60357UNESCO censures Zambia, Zim over Victoria Falls management ... from all walks of life in the area of the world famous Victoria Falls the construction of two hotels and a golf course in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, part of ..."UNESCO WAS PREPARED TO MOUNT A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN INTERNATIONALLY AGAINST ZAMBIA OR ZIMBABWE AS NO-GO AREAS FOR

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Dear Margaret Thank you for your email of 16 October.  Our intentions are briefly outlined. Long before the Legacy Project  became news, we were a long way down the road in terms of planning a golf and housing estate on the Vincent farm, which we purchased 2 years ago (230 ha on the river front).  We submitted detailed proposals to Mr Mwanawasa, The Investment Centre and the Minister of Tourism,

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThis Environment Impact Statement Report on the proposed Mosi-Oa-Tunya Hotel and Country Club Estate Project has been prepared to comply with the requirements of the Environmental Council of Zambia (ECZ). Baseline data was collected through field appraisal, discussion with relevant agencies and institutions in the concerned areas and consultation with local communities and

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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ON PLOT 1473/M IN THE MOSI-OA-TUNYA NATIONAL PARKFOR THE PROPOSED “MOSI-OA-TUNYA HOTEL AND COUNTRY CLUB ESTATE PROJECT” IN LIVINGSTONE, ZAMBIAIntroductionThis Environment Impact Statement Report on the proposed Mosi-Oa-Tunya Hotel and CountryClub Estate Project has been prepared to comply with the requirements of the EnvironmentalCouncil of Zambia (ECZ). It is the

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REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) REPORT SUBMITTED BY LEGACY HOLDINGS ZAMBIA LIMITED FOR THE PROPOSED MOSI-OA-TUNYA HOTEL AND COUNTRY CLUB HOTEL IN MOSI-OA-TUNYA NATIONAL PARK - LIVINGSTONELegacy Holdings Zambia Limited is proposing to set up a Hotel and Country Club Estate on Lot 14734/M along the Zambezi River and across Maramba Stream in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, Livingstone.

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On the 5th October 2006, the Zambia Wildlife Authority advertised an additional six tourist sites for lease, totalling 11.5 hectares:Two sites West of United Air Charters on Knight DriveSongwe GorgeRapid SevenNorthwestern part of parkStaff compound

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ASSAULT ON VICTORIA FALLS WORLD HERITAGE SITE (Down the Wires, August 2006)"We applied for this very piece of land 3 years ago and were advised by both Council and ZAWA that it was " non development zone.... and a protected game corridor" ..... Steve McCormick, Safari Par Excellence

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NORWAY has advised the Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) to actively share its vision, successes and problems with key partners to continue being a trusted partner

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Jake da Motta

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Some word at the end left out are:...not to mention their habitats, are not unduly endangered by human activityedjokotoe@yhoo.comEfforts are being made to obtain some sort of comment from AWF, a query being sent to its President in Washington, Patrick Bergen, concerning the conflicting views and actions taken by their trustee, Chief Mukuni, of the AWF created Mukuni Trust. It would also be nice

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Wednesday, September 27, 2006ZAWA receives 25 motor vehicles By Times ReporterNORWAY has advised the Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) to actively share its vision, successes and problems with key partners to continue being a trusted partner.Norwegian ambassador to Zambia, Terje Vigtel, said the embassy was encouraging transparency and openness, a shift from policing to dialogue with local

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The Mukuni Trust was one of five community trusts created by the African Wildlife Foundation as part of the Kazangula Heartlands Project. While Chief Chikuni supports the Legacy proposed development, AWF has remained silent on the matter.

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