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In a landmark event for Zambia’s mining industry, Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) was officially handed over to Vedanta Resources, signifying a new chapter for the troubled mine and a significant moment for the nation’s economy. The ceremony, held in Chililabombwe, was attended by key stakeholders from the mining sector, government …

Dependable, affordable, and sustainable energy is essential for the mining sector, and by extension the development of the nation, First Quantum Minerals (FQM) has told experts at the Energy Forum for Africa Conference in Lusaka. Stakeholders from the public and private sector engaged in vital discussions regarding the future of …

CEC Renewables’ investments in assets have boosted the company’s financial performance and positively impacted the environment. According to the company Assets Manager, Hilton Fulele for the half year period ended June 2024, CEC Renewables’ operations avoided 29,000 tonnes of carbon emissions equivalent. The development is attributed to the company 2027 …

Zambia’s ambitious plan to triple its copper output to three million tonnes annually could be derailed by a proposed minerals regulation law that mining industry heavyweights warn could scare away investors and cripple the sector. The heart of the controversy lies in the Minerals Regulation Commission Bill, a piece of …

Maamba Energy Limited (MEL) announces commencement of its 300 MW Phase II power plant expansion project. The development marks a significant milestone in the nation’s journey towards energy security. According to the company, the expansion, which will add an additional 300 MW to the existing capacity, aims to double MEL’s …