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hectare. Residential land is charged at low rates; commercial or industrial interests must pay more
(table 4.3). Land held by churches and charitable organizations is not exempt, although it is leased
at lower
annual ground rents. Agricultural land and land in mining areas are subject to ground rents
that vary by size of holding and by proximity to the main cities (tables 4.4 and 4.5).

Table 4.3: Ground rent charges for nonagricultural lands, Zambia,
as set in Amendment 15 (1991) of the Conversion Act

Location

Ground rent per year, per hectare or part of a hectare

Commercial or
industrial

Resi

dential

Churches and
charities

Lusaka

K5,000

1(2,000

1(500

Ndola and Kitwe

5,000

2,000

200

Municipal councils

5,000

1,500

200

Councils

2,500

500

150

Rural bomas

1,000

200

100

Table 4.4: Ground rent charges for agricultural lands, Zambia,
as set in Amendment 15 (1991) to the Conversion Act

Bracket by size

Ground rent per year, per hectare or part of a hectare

Within a 12 km radius of the city
centers of Lusaka, Kitwe or Ndola

All other areas

First hectare

K1,000

K400

Next 99 ha, each

10

10

Next 150 ha, each

15

15

All over 250 ha, each

20

20

Table 4.5: Ground rent charges for land in mining areas, Zambia,
as set in Amendment 15 (1991) to the Conversion Act

Ground rent per year

Smallholding (2,600 m2 or less)                                                     K300

All others, per hectare or fraction'                                                           100

a.


Presumably, holdings between 2,600 square meters and 3 hectares also pay the minimum ground rent
of K300/year.



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