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…despite the mining giant securing the largest quota stating that priority remains domestic smelting and value addition By NATION REPORTER MOPANI Copper Mines (MCM) has announced that it has no immediate plans to export copper concentrate despite once again receiving the largest allocation under a government waiver permitting the export of the semi-processed mineral. […] To continue reading, you must subscribe to either DAILY, WEEKLY or MONTHLY Plans.
IT IS OUR PATRIOTIC DUTY TO STOP A RETURN TO KAPONYANOMICS Facts do not lie. In 2011, the PF government inherited foreign exchange reserves of about US$2.3 billion. By the time the UPND Alliance took office in 2021, those reserves had fallen to around US$1.2 billion. Today, they have risen to US$6.5 billion. The exchange […]
During the launch of the standard mobile […]
Zambia’s National Health Insurance Management Authority NHIMA […]
Bureau de Change President Paul Kalumba has […]
According to an investigation conducted by researchers […]
ZAMBIA’S economy recorded encouraging progress in May, with key economic indicators pointing to improved stability and resilience, Kelvin Chisanga has said. Mr Chisanga, an economist, says inflation declined to 6.6 percent during the month, largely driven by increased food supplies from the ongoing harvest season. The development has helped ease pressure on household budgets […] To continue reading, you must subscribe to either DAILY, WEEKLY or MONTHLY Plans.
The construction of the ultra-modern Soloboni Secondary School in Kafue District, being undertaken at a total cost of K19.6 Million is nearing completion. Kafue District Commissioner, Maurice Hikapulwe, who toured the construction site, expressed satisfaction with the progress made on the project. ZANIS reports that speaking during the tour, Mr Hikapulwe said once completed, the […]
ZAMBIA launched a $600 million debt-for-energy conversion initiative, backed by a concessional loan from the African Development Bank. The government said it opened a tender offer to repurchase $1.36 billion in Fixed Rate Step-Up Amortizing Notes due in 2053. The move marks a step forward after Zambia completed its sovereign debt restructuring in 2024. According […]
Zambia’s millet production has failed to recover […]
