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Konkola Copper Mines, a unit of Vedanta Resources Plc, has cited challenges faced by some commercial banks in Zambia as reason for delays in paying its workers monthly wages, local media reported. The delays are caused  through some banks’ internal arrangements including the inward and outward clearing of cheques are …

Junior explorer Integrated Resources has entered into a conditional farm-in agreement to acquire 3 000 km2 of copper exploration tenements in Zambia.  Under the terms of the transaction, Integrated would pay a signing fee of $120 000 for the four tenements, along with a $50 000 exclusivity fee, which was paid …

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 part, a decision the civil society groups …

The Brettonwood institution and global lender, International Monetary Fund (IMF), has regretted that the mining and copper sector in Zambia has remained dormant despite its potential to be the country’s major foreign exchange earner and bolster infrastructure development. Deputy IMF director for Africa David Owen noted that despite the mining …

The Zambian Mining magazine and Specialised Exhibitions have entered into a media partnership during the Copperbelt Mining and Trade Expo and Conference earmarked for Kitwe in April this year. The trade and expo conference, which has attracted more than 1,500 mining experts globally, will be held in Kitwe, Zambia’s oldest …