Zambian president promises to cut deficit, review mining policies
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema said on Friday during the ceremonial opening on the 1st session of the 13 national assemble that his new government would implement policies to reduce the fiscal deficit, restore economic growth and review mining policies. In his first address to parliament since his election in August, Hichilema said officials would also review agricultural policies, revise electricity prices and reform state power firm Zesco. Last November Africa’s second-biggest copper producer became the first country on the continent to default on its sovereign debt during the pandemic, after failing to…
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