KCM pays 180,000 pounds, agrees to stagger payment of remainder of debt owed to ZCCM IH

Konkola Copper Mines last week paid 180,000 British Pounds to ZCCM-IH under a settlement agreement ordered by the London High Court. ZCCM-IH successfully applied for default judgment against KCM, a subsidiary of Vedanta Resources and was ordered to pay ZCCM-IH US$103 million in outstanding sums owed to ZCCMIH by 13 January 2017. KCM was further

Malawi Maizegate: Failure to pay Zambia Corporative Federation cost Kaloswe contract to supply Maize to Malawi

Fresh details have emerged showing that Kaloswe Commuter and Courier Ltd, the Zambian firm contracted by Zambia Corporative Federation (ZCF) to export maize to Malawi had its contract terminated after the company failed to pay ZCF. This prompted the country’s Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation’s (Admarc) to terminate the contract on October 11, 2016 and

Proflight Zambia expands domestic network, to launch four new routes this year

Proflight Zambia will launch four new domestic routes this year. The airline will relaunch its direct Ndola-Solwezi route in January, along with Ndola-Kasama flights. A Lusaka-Kalabo service will begin on March 15 and a direct Mfuwe-Lower Zambezi service will operate between June 15 and October 31.  Proflight Director of Government and Industry Affairs, Philip Lemba, said:

KCM’s Vedanta Resources plans to borrow $1 billion to refinance its debt

Vedanta Resources Plc says its copper division saw total mined metal production of 21 000 tonnes in 2016 which was 33% lower year-on-year. It attributed the reduction to lower production from its Nchanga underground mine in Chingola, which was placed on managed care and maintenance. KCM had contributed 4 000 tons of copper last year. At the tailings leach plant, production
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