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TAZARA Revitalisation Set to Safeguard Zambia’s Road Infrastructure 1 Mining in Zambia Transport and Logistics 

TAZARA Revitalisation Set to Safeguard Zambia’s Road Infrastructure

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Zambia Plans Major Cargo Shift to Rail as Part of TAZARA Rehabilitation Strategy Transport and Logistics Minister Frank Tayali says the ongoing revitalisation of the Tanzania–Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) will significantly reduce the volume of heavy cargo transported by road, helping preserve the country’s road infrastructure. Speaking in the National Assembly in response to a question from Shiwang’andu Member of Parliament Stephen Kampyongo, Mr. Tayali explained that heavy cargo is one of the leading causes of road degradation. Shifting these loads to the railway will therefore play a crucial role… Read More Here
EITI International Team Visits Kansanshi Mine as Part of Zambia’s Transparency Validation 2 Mining in Zambia Copper Corporate News 

EITI International Team Visits Kansanshi Mine as Part of Zambia’s Transparency Validation

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Zambia’s Kansanshi Mining Hosts EITI Delegation in Ongoing Transparency and Governance Review A delegation from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) International Secretariat visited Kansanshi Mining PLC in Solwezi as part of Zambia’s ongoing EITI Validation process. The exercise evaluates how effectively Zambian mining companies and government institutions adhere to global standards of transparency and governance in the extractive sector. The visiting team included Ahmed Zouari, Validation Lead; Edwin Wuadom Warden, EITI Country Manager; Sebastian Sahla, EITI Policy Manager; and Nyasha Vera, EITI Communications Officer. They were joined by Zambia… Read More Here
President Hichilema Urges Faster Completion of Tanzania-Zambia Power Interconnector 3 Mining in Zambia Energy 

President Hichilema Urges Faster Completion of Tanzania-Zambia Power Interconnector

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Zambia Calls for Accelerated Tanzania-Zambia Power Interconnector to Address Mining Sector Energy Shortage President Hakainde Hichilema has expressed concern over the slow progress of the Tanzania-Zambia power interconnector project, emphasizing that Zambia urgently needs electricity that Tanzania currently has in surplus. Speaking during a bilateral meeting with a European Union delegation on Wednesday, President Hichilema stressed that the project is critical for Zambia’s growing economy and energy security. “We appreciate your support, but we are seriously concerned about the pace. Tanzania has excess power, and we need it here—we can… Read More Here
EU Commits €50 Million to Rehabilitate Zambia’s Livingstone–Ndola Railway 4 Mining in Zambia Transport and Logistics 

EU Commits €50 Million to Rehabilitate Zambia’s Livingstone–Ndola Railway

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EU Funds Livingstone–Ndola Railway Rehabilitation to Boost Zambia’s Regional Trade and Mining Logistics The European Union has committed €50 million to rehabilitate the railway line from Livingstone to Ndola, a major investment expected to strengthen regional trade corridors and reduce transport costs across Zambia and Southern Africa. The announcement followed a tour of the Ngwerere–Lusaka rail section by European Commissioner for International Partnerships Jozef Sikela, who reiterated the EU’s long-standing support for Africa’s infrastructure development agenda. “Modernising Zambia’s logistics infrastructure will strengthen not only the country’s economy but also Europe’s… Read More Here
Zambia’s Energy Reforms Attract EU Investors as President Hichilema Calls for Increased Private Sector Participation 5 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Zambia’s Energy Reforms Attract EU Investors as President Hichilema Calls for Increased Private Sector Participation

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Zambia’s Energy Sector Reforms Spark Renewed Investor Interest, Hichilema Says President Hakainde Hichilema says the reforms his administration has introduced across key sectors are creating new investment opportunities that did not exist before, particularly within the energy industry. He noted that policy measures such as Open Access and Net Metering have opened the power sector to greater private sector participation in both electricity generation and supply. Speaking at State House during a meeting with Zambia’s Honorary Consuls to several European Union countries—who were accompanied by a delegation of private sector… Read More Here
Dangote Group Seeks Partnership with Zambia to Boost Energy Supply and Local Value Addition 6 Mining in Zambia Coal Energy 

Dangote Group Seeks Partnership with Zambia to Boost Energy Supply and Local Value Addition

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Aliko Dangote Meets President Hichilema to Discuss Coal, Energy Investment, and Industrialization in Zambia The Dangote Group has expressed its readiness to partner with Zambia to harness the country’s coal deposits as part of efforts to help address the national electricity deficit. Group President Aliko Dangote met with President Hakainde Hichilema at State House to discuss potential collaborations focused on adding value to Zambia’s raw materials and expanding energy production. Mr. Dangote emphasized the Group’s interest in working with the Zambian government to promote local processing before export, noting that… Read More Here
Sweden and Zambia Forge Strategic Alliance for Sustainable Mining and Energy 7 Mining in Zambia Events & Expos 

Sweden and Zambia Forge Strategic Alliance for Sustainable Mining and Energy

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A New Era of Green Industrial Growth Rooted in Innovation, Technology, and Shared Values Sweden and Zambia have reaffirmed their commitment to a dynamic partnership focused on sustainable mining, renewable energy, and inclusive industrial development. Anchored in innovation and responsible resource management, this collaboration aims to accelerate green transformation across both nations.  Shared Vision for a Sustainable Future Swedish Ambassador Johan Hallenberg emphasized the enduring relationship between Sweden and Zambia, built on democratic values and mutual respect.  He noted that both countries are rich in natural resources, a common strength… Read More Here
EU and Zambia Sign €200 Million Funding Deal to Accelerate Lobito Corridor Development 8 Mining in Zambia Transport and Logistics 

EU and Zambia Sign €200 Million Funding Deal to Accelerate Lobito Corridor Development

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EU, Zambia Ink €200 Million Global Gateway Agreements to Boost Lobito Corridor, Rail, Energy, and Agriculture Sectors The European Union (EU) and the Government of Zambia have signed ten new funding agreements worth €200 million (approximately 5 billion Kwacha) aimed at promoting a holistic development approach for the Lobito Corridor. The agreements, signed under the EU’s Global Gateway initiative, were witnessed by President Hakainde Hichilema during the EU–Zambia Lobito Corridor Business Forum held in Chongwe today. Boosting Railway Efficiency and Connectivity Among the key agreements is the EU’s contribution of… Read More Here
EU Strengthens Support for Lobito Corridor to Boost Zambia’s Trade and Industrial Growth 9 Mining in Zambia Events & Expos Transport and Logistics 

EU Strengthens Support for Lobito Corridor to Boost Zambia’s Trade and Industrial Growth

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EU, Sweden, Finland, and Czech Republic Back Zambia’s Lobito Corridor to Drive Regional Trade and Economic Transformation The European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Lobito Corridor project, citing its potential to enhance regional connectivity, trade, and economic growth across Southern Africa. Speaking during the official opening of the EU–Zambia Lobito Corridor Business Forum in Chongwe, Swedish Director General for Trade Policy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Camilla Mellander, said the EU views the corridor as a catalyst for regional integration and sustainable development. Ms. Mellander… Read More Here
Zambia Strengthens Ties with European Investment Bank to Accelerate Lobito Corridor Development 10 Mining in Zambia Transport and Logistics 

Zambia Strengthens Ties with European Investment Bank to Accelerate Lobito Corridor Development

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Zambia and EIB Deepen Cooperation to Boost Investment in the Lobito Corridor and Drive Regional Trade Growth Zambia has intensified its engagement with multilateral development partners, as Finance and National Planning Minister Dr. Situmbeko Musokotwane met with European Investment Bank (EIB) Vice President Karl Nehammer ahead of the Zambia–EU Lobito Corridor Business Forum, scheduled for 13–14 November in Lusaka. The high-level bilateral talks focused on unlocking new investment opportunities along the Lobito Corridor, a key regional transport network linking Zambia to the Atlantic Ocean through Angola and the Democratic Republic… Read More Here

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