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PAWALIME: Quicklime for Efficient and Responsible Mining 1 Corporate News Mining in Zambia Sponsored Content 

PAWALIME: Quicklime for Efficient and Responsible Mining

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PAWALIME is a high-quality quicklime product manufactured by Chilanga Cement at its Ndola Plant and developed for a wide range of industrial, agricultural and construction applications.  In the mining sector, where precise chemical control is essential to efficient mineral processing, PAWALIME provides a versatile solution for pH regulation, acid neutralisation, mineral recovery and water treatment. Chemically known as calcium oxide (CaO), quicklime is a highly reactive alkaline material produced by heating high-quality limestone at high temperatures. Its chemical properties make it particularly valuable in mineral-processing operations, where maintaining the correct… Read More Here
Jubilee Selects $35 Million Preferred Buyer for Zambia’s Large Waste Project 2 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate News 

Jubilee Selects $35 Million Preferred Buyer for Zambia’s Large Waste Project

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Jubilee Metals Selects $35M Buyer for Zambia Large Waste Project to Fund Copper Expansion Jubilee Metals Group has selected a preferred buyer for its Large Waste Project (LWP) in Zambia in a transaction valued at $35 million, as the copper producer shifts its investment focus towards expanding its existing operations. The Johannesburg- and London-listed integrated copper and resource developer said the preferred buyer was selected after receiving two binding offers for the large-scale greenfield project earlier this month. Jubilee plans to use proceeds from the sale to accelerate investment in… Read More Here
KCM Strengthens Local Supplier Opportunities Through 2026 SME Day 3 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate News 

KCM Strengthens Local Supplier Opportunities Through 2026 SME Day

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KCM SME Day Opens Opportunities for Zambian Businesses in Mining Supply Chain Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) PLC hosted its 2026 SME Day under the theme “Partnering for Sustainable Growth and Shared Prosperity,” bringing together small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), business partners and Government representatives to strengthen local participation in the mining supply chain. Held as a platform for engagement between KCM and the local business community, the event provided Zambian enterprises with an opportunity to connect directly with the mining company and its business partners, gain a better understanding of… Read More Here
FQM Trident Launches First Supplier Development Cohort to Strengthen Local Mining Value Chain 4 Mining in Zambia Corporate News 

FQM Trident Launches First Supplier Development Cohort to Strengthen Local Mining Value Chain

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FQM Trident Onboards 25 Suppliers Under Local Supplier Development Programme FQM Trident Limited has onboarded 25 local suppliers into the first cohort of its Supplier Development Programme (SDP), marking a significant step towards strengthening local business capacity and increasing participation in the mining value chain. The suppliers were officially onboarded during an SDP Orientation Workshop held in Kalumbila, bringing together participating businesses, FQM’s SDP implementation partners the Citizens Economic Empowerment Commission (CEEC) and Prospero as well as representatives from the Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development. The programme is designed… Read More Here
Zambia Approves $971.5 Million in Energy Investments as Power Shortage Persists 5 Mining in Zambia Energy Investment News 

Zambia Approves $971.5 Million in Energy Investments as Power Shortage Persists

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Zambia Approves $971.5 Million in Energy Projects Amid Power Deficit Zambia’s Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has approved energy-sector investments worth approximately ZMW18.4 billion ($971.5 million), covering electricity, renewable energy and downstream petroleum activities. The approvals include 23 licences, 20 construction permits and additional licence inclusions, marking a significant expansion of investment activity across Zambia’s energy sector. The authorised projects cover renewable energy equipment manufacturing and supply, petroleum transportation and distribution, lubricant imports and blending, as well as 116 petroleum transporters. The ERB has also approved the commissioning of five retail… Read More Here
Zambia’s Copper Sector Gains Momentum as BHP’s Copper Earnings Surge to $18.2 Billion 6 Mining in Zambia Copper Economy 

Zambia’s Copper Sector Gains Momentum as BHP’s Copper Earnings Surge to $18.2 Billion

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Zambia’s Copper Outlook Strengthens as BHP Copper Earnings Reach $18.2 Billion Zambia’s copper industry is gaining renewed strategic importance as global demand for the metal strengthens, highlighted by BHP’s copper earnings reaching $18.2 billion and copper increasingly challenging iron ore as a key growth commodity. The development is significant for Zambia, Africa’s second-largest copper producer, as the country seeks to expand production and attract investment into new and existing mining projects. Copper is benefiting from rising demand linked to electric vehicles, renewable-energy systems, electricity grids, data centres and other electrification… Read More Here
Galileo and Partner Pursue Resolution Over Luansobe Copper Licences in Zambia 7 Mining in Zambia Corporate News 

Galileo and Partner Pursue Resolution Over Luansobe Copper Licences in Zambia

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Galileo and Statunga Seek Amicable Resolution to Luansobe Copper Licence Dispute London-listed Galileo Resources and its joint venture partner Statunga Investments are maintaining their legal position over two small-scale mining licences that make up the Luansobe Copper Project in Zambia, while engaging key stakeholders in an effort to reach an amicable resolution. The licences, numbered 34543/HQ/SML and 34545/HQ/SML, are central to the Luansobe project, in which Galileo holds a 75% interest through a joint venture agreement with Statunga signed in December 2021. The latest development follows the discovery in July… Read More Here
ZCCM-IH Reports Stronger Investment Income as Portfolio Value Reaches US$1.91 Billion 8 Mining in Zambia Economy Investment News Press Release 

ZCCM-IH Reports Stronger Investment Income as Portfolio Value Reaches US$1.91 Billion

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ZCCM-IH Investment Income Rises 40% as Market Capitalisation Surpasses US$1 Billion LUSAKA, 20 August 2026 — ZCCM Investments Holdings Plc (ZCCM-IH) has reported a 40% increase in investment income to ZMW3.4 billion for the year ended 31 December 2025, supported by higher Kansanshi royalty income and the first dividend payment from Maamba Energy. The company’s audited financial statements also show that the fair value of its investment portfolio increased by US$122 million to US$1.91 billion, while its market capitalisation surpassed US$1 billion in August 2025, reflecting stronger investor confidence. ZCCM-IH… Read More Here
Zambia’s Copper Boom Drives Potential $1 Billion IPO Wave 9 Mining in Zambia Copper Economy Investment News 

Zambia’s Copper Boom Drives Potential $1 Billion IPO Wave

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Zambia Eyes Up to $1 Billion in IPOs as Copper Prices Strengthen Investor Interest Zambia’s capital markets could see a significant increase in initial public offerings (IPOs), with companies potentially raising up to $1 billion on the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE) as strong copper prices boost investor interest. The LuSE expects the potential IPO pipeline to mark an unprecedented level of activity for the exchange. The outlook comes as Zambia’s copper sector expands and mining companies seek additional capital to finance production growth and new projects. Copper strengthens investment outlook… Read More Here
Zambia Approves New Pipelines to Strengthen Fuel Supply Security 10 Mining in Zambia Oil & Gas Petroleum 

Zambia Approves New Pipelines to Strengthen Fuel Supply Security

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Zambia Approves Tanzania and Namibia Fuel Pipelines to Strengthen Energy Security Zambia’s Cabinet has approved two major regional pipeline projects aimed at diversifying the country’s fuel supply routes, improving energy security and meeting growing petroleum demand. The projects are the Tanzania-Zambia Multi-Products Pipeline (TZMPP) and the Namibia-Zambia Refined Petroleum and Natural Gas Pipeline (NZPGP). The government has also approved a shareholding structure for the new Tanzania-Zambia pipeline. The projects are intended to reduce Zambia’s reliance on existing fuel supply infrastructure and create additional routes for importing petroleum products. The TZMPP… Read More Here

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