Stanbic Bank Zambia says mining is an expensive business that needs stable long-term support from the financial sector. Speaking at the Mining Indaba recently Leina Gabaraane is Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Zambia further said growing any business needs capital both for asset investment and day-to-day expenses. And the mining …
Read More »Yaluma wants more transparency – new mining policies due in May
Christopher Yaluma has reiterated commitment to dialogue, cooperation and consultation with mining industry stakeholders. Speaking at the ongoing Mining Indaba with Mining for Zambia, Yaluma said the common goal must focus on increasing production. “We could grow our annual production to 1 and even 2 million tonnes if we engage …
Read More »TAZARA to hire 5 mainline locomotives
In an order to boost haulage capacity to meet the huge demand anticipated by the new Railway (Transportation of Heavy Goods) Regulation that was recently passed by the Zambian Minister of Transport, the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) has dispatched an engineer to South Africa to conduct a due diligence on …
Read More »Zambia keen to use Lobito Corridor
In recent remarks to the press, Zambia’s Minister of Transport and Communications, Brian Mushimba, acknowledged the work being carried out by the Angolan Government in the field of infrastructure construction for the transport sector. He also stressed what he had witnessed was a good example for other African countries to …
Read More »Miners, government head for a deadlock
The Chamber of Mines has condemned the new law compelling mining companies and other bulk cargo firms to transport at least 30% of their freight by rail. According to miners, the legislation is ‘economically inappropriate and unworkable’ Brian Mushimba, transport minister said the law was meant to revive the rail …
Read More »Cement plant compensate displaced families
ZCCM Investment Holdings has announced plans to build 47 houses for displaced people in Masati district on the Copperbelt. The Group is expected to spend K 108, 000 on each households displaced to pave way for the factory area. the development comes as, ZCCM-IH is constructing a US$600 million dollar …
Read More »CEC celebrates 10-year listing on LuSE
Plans to raise funds for future expansion coupled with deliberate efforts to boost share ownership by Zambians in CEC saw the company list on the Lusaka Securities Exchange, ten years ago. The company planned to spend $40.5 million on infrastructure upgrades over the next seven years after signing two loan …
Read More »CEC boosts Kitwe’s fight against cholera
As part of its contribution to the City’s clean up exercise, CEC has donated various materials to the Kitwe City Council. Totaling over K220, 000.00, the donation is timely, in the wake of the cholera outbreak in Lusaka and other parts of the country. The first donation, a response to …
Read More »New x-ray facilities for Konkola
As part of effort to speed up radiological diagnostic services for the Konkola Copper Mines medical services, the company has commissioned new x-ray medical facilities at it Nchanga South Hospital. Valued at US$135 000, the facilities will serve a catchment population of over 63 000 in four towns – Chililabombwe, …
Read More »GoviEx close private placement financing
GoviEx Uranium has closed private placement expected to continue financing exploration and development activities on the company’s mineral assets. The C$5.385 million private placement financing is to strengthen GoviEx’s principal objective to become a significant uranium producer through the continued exploration and development of its flagship mine-permitted Madaouela Project in …
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