Independent Broadcasting Authority [No. 17 of 2002 31. (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of section thirty the Authority may cancel or refuse to renew a licence if satisfied that the broadcasting station or the receiver or the apparatus or equipment used in connection with the broadcasting service or the diffusion service— (a) prevents the erection or installation of plant, post apparatus or equipment for Zambia Postal Services Corporation and Zambia Telecommunications Company Limited; 353 Cancellation or refusal to renew a licence for interference with postal and telecomunication apparatus (b) injures or interferes with the working of a radio station or the carrying on of a radio-communication telephone or telegraph services established by the Z a m b i a Telecommunications Company Limited; (c) is likely to injure or interfere with apparatus, equipment, circuits, instruments, wires and the like installed, created or operated by the Zambia Telecommunications Company Limited. (2) The provisions of subsection (6) of section thirty shall apply with necessary modification to a cancellation or refusal to renew a licence under this section. 32. (1) Where there is in force a proclamation of a state of public emergency or threatened public emergency under the Constitution the President may make an order authorising an officer or an authority, in the public interest, to — (a) take over all broadcasting stations or any particular broadcasting station in Zambia; and (b) control and direct all broadcasting services from the broadcasting stations or broadcasting station to which the provisions of paragraph (a) relate for so long as the President considers it expedient; and in so doing may require the exclusive services of the persons employed in working, maintaining or carrying on the same. (2) When an officer or an authority is authorised to take over a broadcasting station in terms of subsection (1), the person owning or controlling the broadcasting station shall give up possession to the President or the officer or authority, and the person employed in working or maintaining the broadcasting station or in carrying on a broadcasting service from the broadcasting station shall, if the President in terms of that subsection requires their exclusive services, diligently and faithfully obey, during the period the broadcasting station is in Powers of President in public emergency Cap. 1