134 No. 15 of 2009] Information and Communication Technologies (2) The Authority shall, before suspending or cancelling a licence in accordance with sub section (1), give written notice to the holder thereof of its intention to suspend or cancel the licence and shall— give the reasons for the intended suspension or cancellation; and require the holder to show cause, within a period of not more than thirty days, why the licence should not be suspended or cancelled. (3) The Authority shall not suspend or cancel a licence under this section if the licensee takes remedial measures to the satisfaction of the Authority within the period referred to in subsection (2). The Authority shall, in making its final determination on the suspension or cancellation of a licence, consider the submissions made by the licensee under subsection (2). The Authority may suspend or cancel a licence if the holder after being notified under sub section (2) fails to show cause or does not take any remedial measures, to the satisfaction of the Authority, within the time specified in that sub section. A licensee shall, where the licence is suspended, cease to be entitled to the rights and benefits conferred under this Act for the period of the suspension of the licence. Where a licence is cancelled, the holder of the licence shall cease to be entitled to the rights and benefits conferred under this Act, with effect from the date of such cancellation and shall return the licence to the Authority. (8) The Authority shall, where it suspends or cancels a licence under this section, publish the suspension or cancellation, as the case may be, in a daily newspaper of general circulation in Zambia. Renewal of licence 19. (1) A licensee may, not less than three months before the expiry of a licence, apply for the renewal of the licence in the prescribed manner and form, upon payment of the prescribed fee. (2) The Authority shall, where a licensee makes an application under subsection (1), renew the licence if the licensee— continues to fulfil the eligibility requirements under this Act; continues to be financially and technically capable of meeting the licensee's obligations under this Act and any other law; and (c) has not, during the term of the licence, contravened the