Africa Mining and Engineering Review
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President Hichilema described how his government had placed the revitalisation of Zambia’s mining sector at the centre of its economic agenda, creating regulatory certainty, transparency, stronger institutions, and by deploying game-changing mining technologies for long-term growth.
The Aerial Mineral Mapping Survey is a critical initiative aimed at enhancing Zambia’s geological understanding and supporting sustainable mineral development.
Representatives from Kascco and Liebherr Zambia at the handover ceremony for the second R 9350 excavator.
Tests revealed a cocktail of dangerous substances: cyanide, arsenic, copper, lead, chromium, cadmium, and zinc, pollutants that can cause cancer, organ damage, birth defects, and long-term ecological collapse.
Leonard Tshikuta, Supervisor, and Manix Diur, Miner, are surveying the recently installed Osro straps, which are being used to support areas of the Kakula Mine that have had fractured sidewalls from the seismic activity reported in May. Credit: Ivanhoe Mines
The expansion will double copper production to 240 000 tpy, supported by a 50 million tpy processing plant. Site construction is underway, long-lead equipment orders have been placed, and infrastructure upgrades – including a new power transmission framework developed in partnership with ZESCO – are progressing to support both the mine and the wider region.
A signing ceremony is expected to be held in the US Embassy in Lusaka, underscoring the strategic alignment with US government priorities on critical mineral security, Terra Metals said in a press release Wednesday.
The Muster 38 litre LOP fire suppression solution is tailored at enhancing the customer’s operational safety & efficiency
Vedanta Resources, the mining and energy company controlled by Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal, is considering listing its Zambian copper unit
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