The Nation’s largest copper miner, First Quantum Minerals Limited (FQM), is majority owned by US shareholders, the US Ambassador to Zambia Eric Schultz has confirmed. Schultz visited First Quantum Minerals’ Kansanshi Mine this week to tour the facility and meet with mine officials as part of his America Days visit to Ndola and Solwezi, accompanied
By Dickson Jere During my study for a Masters of Laws Degree (LLM) in Human Rights, one of the courses I took was International Criminal Law. This entailed studying the background, structure and operation of the International Criminal Court (ICC). One key aspect that I learnt with much amusement was that once you are a
By Masinga Khumalo I am a person who likes to set the record straight and I believe that a wrong can only be corrected if it is exhaustively discussed. I don’t think that the polarisation we are experiencing in this country will just disappear without all of us taking responsibility and accepting that the path
By Brian Mulenga Before he became pastor, Joe Imakando was a well known Tamanga with a difference. He was a fervent Christian. He dealt in Emeralds and foreign currency in Kitwe and was known as scrupulously honest and always spent time preaching to his fellow dealers. He later went into maize marketing and real estate.
Government has underscored the important role First Quantum Minerals plays in the collection of revenue through tax and the growth of the Zambian economy as a whole. The pivotal role of the company in the nation’s economy was highlighted by Minister of Mines & Minerals Development Hon Christopher Yaluma as he toured FQM’s Kansanshi mine in
By Prince Lubanga FINANCE minister Felix Mutati says the Zambian government will for the first time give conditions to the International Monetary Fund before embarking on its aid programme. The Zambian government has been pushing aside an IMF aid programme, with the recent visit of the IMF team led by Tsidi Tsikata returning to Washington
Energy Minister David Mabumba says citizens and businesses must accept the upward adjustment of Zesco tariffs because that is the only way the institution can continue to reliably supply electricity. Mabumba said cost-reflective tariffs would attract investment in the energy sector. “The reasons which Victor (Mundende – Zesco Managing Director) has given and I don’t
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