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Zambia is watching the events at one of the country’s leading copper producers, Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) following reports that the company needs to be rescued by the state because it was loss making. Vice President Guy Scott told Parliament on February 14 in a ministerial statement accessed by Mining …

Historically, Zambia’s rail transport has been in existence for over 100 years when the first slippers were laid down from Chililabombwe to Livingstone by the British South African (BSA) and Livingstone to Mulobezi-all intended to foster good-reliable transport network. The development of the railway lines to ‘resource rich areas’ like …

Mozambique is close to finalising a new fiscal regime for its mining and petroleum sectors and may raise royalty taxes for coal, its key export commodity, the deputy mines minister said recently. “We are in discussions, so we don’t know what will happen but probably we will change some of them,” …

Pitted differences between 100 Civil Society Groups and the Zambian Government have arisen following an approval for the construction of a new copper mine in Lower Zambezi National Park. Recently the Government approved the construction of Kangaluwi copper mine in lower Zambezi national park, a decision the civil society groups …

The fifth edition of the Angola International Mining Fair (FIMA) is due to take place from the 24th  to 27th of April, in the capital city at the Luanda International Fair (FILDA) venue, This is according to a recent statement made available by the organisers of the fair. The annual fair is organised …