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China’s Changfa Resources finds new copper deposits in Mufulira

Chinese-owned Changfa Resources Limited, a new copper mining company in Mufulira in Northern Zambia,  has traced vast and rich copper deposits with potential to extend the country’s mining lifespan, the company says. During its three geological studies undertaken recently south of Mufulira, an old mining town in northern Zambia, the …

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Zambia’s North Western Railway Gets Partnership boost

North Western Railway, Zambia’s first  private sector-driven liner,  could soon be on the slippers following the company’s recent partnership with Grindrod to develop the project to link Zambia with Angola.  In a statement, North Western Railway, will partner with Grindrod’s Mauritian-based subsidiary to undertake various liner jobs over the 590 …

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Chambishi Copper Smelter to invest US$220 million in Northern Zambia

China-owned Chambishi Copper Smelter seeks to complete the construction of the project and has budgeted over US$200 million and meet the increased  demand  for  smelting works by various mining companies in the Southern African nation and Africa’s top copper producer. The mining company, one of the latest projects to come …

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Kangaluwi Copper Project to work with local people, create jobs

Australian-listed and exploration and mining company, Zambezi Resources Ltd., owners of Kangaluwi Copper mine in Zambia, have allayed fears raised by various players over the oncoming project, the company says.  In a statement availed to the Mining News Zambian, the miner is committed to working with local communities and environmentalists …

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Collect maximum Revenue from Mining Companies, Zambia urges Comesa

Zambia, Africa’s leading copper producer has challenged  the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) member countries to find ways of extracting maximum revenue collection from foreign mining companies, its Vice President, Dr.  Guy Scott says. It is of no benefit, Scott says, for African countries to allow huge …

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