The following exceptions are mentioned in Section 21(1) of the law:(a)fair dealing with a work for private study or for the purposes of research done by an individual for his personal purposes, otherwise than for profit;(b)fair dealing with a work for the purposes of criticism or review, whether ofthat work or any other work, provided there is a sufficient acknowledgement(c)fair dealing with a work for the purposes of reporting current events-(i)in a newspaper, magazine or similar periodical, provided there is a sufficient acknowledgement; or(ii)by broadcasting or by inclusion in a cable program service or by its use in an audiovisual work;(d)the reproduction of a work for the purposes of judicial proceedings, or of any other proceedings before a tribunal established by law, or for the purposes of a report of judicial proceedings or any other such proceedings;(e)the reading or recitation in public of any reasonable extract from a published literary work, provided there is a sufficient acknowledgement;(f)the reproduction of a work for the purposes of the education system of Zambia-(i)by a teacher or pupil in the course of instruction, provided that the reproduction is not made by means of an appliance capable of producing multiple copies; or(ii)as part of the questions to be answered in an examination; or(iii)in answer to such questions;(g)the performance of a dramatic work by the staff and students of a school or other educational institution for the purposes of the education system of Zambia in the course of the activities of the school or institution, if the audience is composed exclusively of-(i)the staff and students of the school or institution; or(ii)the parents and guardians of the students; or(iii)other persons directly connected with the activities of the school or institution;(h)the incidental inclusion of a work in an artistic work, audiovisual work, sound recording, broadcast or cable program;(i)the publishing, broadcasting, inclusion in a cable program service, or the communication to the public by any other means of anything whose making was, by virtue of paragraph (h), not an infringement of the copyright;(j)the reproduction of a work by a library or archive designated for the purposes of this paragraph by the Minister for the purpose of making a copy of any item in the permanent collection of the library or archive-(i)in order to preserve or replace that item by placing the copy in permanent collection either in addition to or in place of the item; or(ii)in order to replace in the permanent collection of another designated library or archive an item which has been lost, destroyed or damaged:  Provided that it is not reasonably practicable to purchase a copy of the item in question;(k)the reproduction of a computer program made from a copy of the program by the owner of that copy for the purpose of being used in place of that copy in the event that it is lost, destroyed or corrupted;(l)the recording of a broadcast or cable program by an individual for the purpose of allowing the individual to listen to or view the broadcast or program at a time more convenient to him.