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Zambia and Zimbabwe Deepen Energy Cooperation to Strengthen Power Security and Regional Integration 1 Mining in Zambia Electricity Energy 

Zambia and Zimbabwe Deepen Energy Cooperation to Strengthen Power Security and Regional Integration

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Zambia and Zimbabwe Advance Joint Power Projects to Boost Energy Security and Regional Electricity Trade Zambia and Zimbabwe have reaffirmed their joint commitment to strategic power generation and transmission investments aimed at strengthening energy security, improving system resilience and deepening regional integration. Zambia’s Minister of Energy and Chairperson of the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) Council of Ministers, Mr Makozo Chikote, MP, said the two countries were intensifying collaboration on key energy infrastructure projects in response to climate-related challenges that have adversely affected hydropower generation at the Kariba Complex. Mr Chikote… Read More Here
Maamba Energy Hands Over New Immigration Office to Support Local Services and Energy Projects 2 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Maamba Energy Hands Over New Immigration Office to Support Local Services and Energy Projects

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Maamba Energy Commissions Immigration Office in Maamba, Zambia, to Boost Service Delivery and Energy Sector Growth Maamba Energy has officially handed over a newly constructed immigration office in Maamba to the Department of Immigration, a move expected to significantly improve public service delivery and support the continued growth of Zambia’s energy sector. The new facility is designed to reduce travel distances, shorten processing times, and streamline immigration procedures for residents of Maamba and surrounding communities. It will also provide critical support to employees and international experts working on Maamba Energy’s… Read More Here
Zambia Breaks Ground on Siavonga 100MW Solar Project to Boost Energy Security 3 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Zambia Breaks Ground on Siavonga 100MW Solar Project to Boost Energy Security

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Zambia Launches $80m Siavonga 100MW Solar PV Project to Strengthen National Power Supply Zambia has taken a major step toward strengthening national energy security with the groundbreaking of the $80-million Siavonga 100-megawatt Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Project, a landmark renewable energy development aimed at enhancing electricity supply and system resilience. Speaking on behalf of the Minister of Energy, Permanent Secretary – Electricity, Engineer Arnold Simwaba, said the project reflects the Government’s commitment to translating energy policy into bankable investments that diversify the country’s power mix, mitigate climate-related risks, and support sustained… Read More Here
Zambia’s Energy Permanent Secretary Tours Tazama Pipeline to Strengthen Fuel Security 4 Mining in Zambia Energy Oil & Gas 

Zambia’s Energy Permanent Secretary Tours Tazama Pipeline to Strengthen Fuel Security

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Zambia Energy Permanent Secretary Inspects Tazama Pipeline to Reinforce National Fuel Security Zambia’s newly appointed Permanent Secretary for Energy, Professor Ephrahim Munshifwa, has undertaken a familiarisation tour of the Tazama Pipeline to gain firsthand insight into the country’s critical petroleum infrastructure and to reinforce the strategic importance of fuel security. Professor Munshifwa began his visit with a courtesy call at the Provincial Office, where he met with Provincial Permanent Secretary Lawrence Mwanza. He then proceeded to inspect the Tazama storage tanks and the Ndola Fuel Terminal (NFT). During engagements with… Read More Here
Africa’s future may well lie in the sun – Mukwandi Chibesakunda, CEO, Zanaco Plc 5 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Africa’s future may well lie in the sun – Mukwandi Chibesakunda, CEO, Zanaco Plc

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Across the African continent, one topic increasingly dominates conversations in boardrooms, parliaments and everyday households: energy. When the grid fails and the lights go out, the consequences cascade through industry, education, health services and family life. Energy has therefore moved beyond being a purely economic matter; it has become a deeply political one, shaped by national policies that determine how securely and sustainably the continent will be powered. In the era of climate change, the need for innovative and resilient energy systems has never been more urgent. Zambia is a… Read More Here
KCM and FNB Partner to Provide Solar Energy Solutions for Employees 6 Mining in Zambia Corporate News Energy 

KCM and FNB Partner to Provide Solar Energy Solutions for Employees

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KCM and FNB Sign MOU to Supply Solar Kits to Employees Amid Zambia’s Energy Crisis Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) and First National Bank (FNB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to provide solar energy kits to KCM employees, in a move aimed at easing the impact of the ongoing national energy crisis on households. Beyond improving access to reliable electricity for employees, the initiative is also designed to empower local technicians and installers by creating opportunities for skills development and small business growth within surrounding communities. Speaking at the… Read More Here
President Hichilema Calls for Accelerated Investment to Transform Zambia’s Energy Sector 7 Mining in Zambia Energy 

President Hichilema Calls for Accelerated Investment to Transform Zambia’s Energy Sector

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President Hichilema Urges Urgent Energy Investment to Boost Industrial Growth and Power Zambia’s Economy President Hakainde Hichilema has called for urgent and scaled-up investment in Zambia’s energy sector, describing reliable power supply as a cornerstone of the country’s economic transformation and industrial growth. Speaking at the 4th Public–Private Dialogue Forum in Lusaka, the President said Zambia must increase its power generation capacity to at least 10,000 megawatts to meet growing industrial demand and attract long-term private sector investment. He highlighted ongoing reforms, particularly the implementation of the Electricity Open Access… Read More Here
Zambia Boosts Drive for Energy Security as Govt Fast-Tracks 2,610MW Power Pipeline 8 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Zambia Boosts Drive for Energy Security as Govt Fast-Tracks 2,610MW Power Pipeline

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Strengthening Zambia’s Energy Future: Government, Developers Push to Accelerate Power Projects The Government has reaffirmed its strong commitment to securing Zambia’s long-term energy stability following a high-level consultative meeting led by Minister of Energy Makozo Chikote with 20 Power Developer companies. The engagement focused on evaluating progress in the country’s current power pipeline and identifying actionable steps to speed up project delivery. Also present were the Head of the Presidential Delivery Unit, Ms. Kuso Kamwambi, and the Ministry of Finance Permanent Secretary for Budget, Ms. Mwaka Mukubesa. Discussions highlighted the… Read More Here
Kafue Gorge Lower Solar Project Marks Major Step Toward Zambia’s Clean Energy Future 9 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Kafue Gorge Lower Solar Project Marks Major Step Toward Zambia’s Clean Energy Future

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Zambia Breaks Ground on Kafue Gorge Lower 100MW Solar Project to Boost National Energy Security Zambia’s ambition to strengthen long-term energy security has received a major boost with the groundbreaking of the Kafue Gorge Lower 100MW Solar Project in Sikoongo Chiefdom, Chirundu District, Southern Province. The initiative features a 100MW solar power plant, a 33/330kV substation, and a 15-kilometre transmission line connecting the facility to the Kafue Gorge Upper grid. Construction is expected to be completed within 12 months. Speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony, ZESCO Managing Director Eng. Justin Loongo… Read More Here
Cabinet Approves Presidential Constituency Energy Initiative to Boost Solar Power Across Zambia 10 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Cabinet Approves Presidential Constituency Energy Initiative to Boost Solar Power Across Zambia

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Zambia Launches Presidential Constituency Solar Programme to Generate 312 MW Nationwide The Zambian Cabinet has approved the creation of the Presidential Constituency Energy Initiative and Programme, a landmark project designed to develop 2 MW solar farms in each of the country’s 156 constituencies, resulting in a total installed capacity of 312 MW. According to Chief Government Spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa, the small-scale solar farms will leverage existing power substations, connection points, and suitable local sites for rapid deployment, ensuring efficient implementation across all constituencies. Funding and Implementation Strategy The initiative will… Read More Here

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