Work by First Quantum Minerals through its Kansanshi Mining Plc to improve the quality of life for its employees, their families, and their immediate communities has drawn praise from His Royal Highness Chief Kapijimpanga of the Kaonde people of Solwezi district, who has described the mining firm as a good corporate citizen. The traditional leader has also […]
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The North-Western Province Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NWPCCI) has welcomed First Quantum Minerals’ US$1.35 billion investment package in two new projects in the province, and says its members are ready to capitalise on the opportunities. The mining firm recently approved plans to invest US$1.25 billion in its expansion of Kansanshi’s operations in Solwezi –
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First Quantum Minerals’ US$1.35 billion expansion plans are the first steps in helping government achieve its target of 3 million tonnes of copper production, which could triple Zambia’s GDP by 2030 and add half a million new jobs, according to leading economist Professor Oliver Saasa. The total investment required to realise the Government’s 3 million
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INDEED there is no grain of doubt that Zambia is back on an impressive economic growth trajectory. From launching the Public Private Dialogue Forum (PPDF) three weeks ago, to addressing the Investing in African Mining Indaba in South Africa just over a week ago, President Hakainde Hichilema yesterday graced the European Union (EU)-Zambia Economic Forum.
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Lusaka Province Minister Sheal Mulyata has called for increased investment in Lusaka Province. She said this will create more jobs opportunities for Lusaka residents. She said that government is focusing on creating an investment climate that benefits both investors and the country. Speaking during the official opening of the 50th Hungry Lion store in the
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The government says it will not relent in its quest to promote and attract trade and meaningful investment in the country. Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry, Chipoka Mulenga said his ministry is targeting to ensure that meaningful investments are realized in all sectors of the economy by creating a conducive business environment. Speaking during
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