Zambia and Zimbabwe Strengthen Energy Cooperation in High-Level Kariba Dam Talks 1 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Zambia and Zimbabwe Strengthen Energy Cooperation in High-Level Kariba Dam Talks

Zambia, Zimbabwe Agree on Increased Kariba Water Allocation and Joint Energy Collaboration Zambia and Zimbabwe have held a high-level joint ministerial meeting on energy in Harare, focusing on water usage at Kariba Dam and broader strategies to address the power challenges facing both nations. The meeting brought together Hon. Makozo Chikote, Zambia’s Minister of Energy, and Hon. July Moyo, Zimbabwe’s Minister of Energy and Power Development, along with senior representatives from ZESCO Limited, the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), and the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA). Agreement on Water Allocation and Energy… Read More Here
Zambia Launches Environmental Assessment into Sino Metals Pollution on the Copperbelt 2 Mining in Zambia 

Zambia Launches Environmental Assessment into Sino Metals Pollution on the Copperbelt

Zambian Government Orders Full Environmental Probe into Sino Metals Leach Pollution The Government of Zambia has launched a comprehensive environmental assessment to determine the extent of pollution allegedly caused by Sino Metals Leach Zambia Limited, Minister of Green Economy and Environment Hon. Mike Mposha, MP, announced this week. The study will be conducted by Applied Science and Technology Associates, which has been contracted to lead the investigation and provide evidence-based recommendations to the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA). According to the Ministry, the assessment will focus on three key areas:… Read More Here
Tertiary Minerals secures £100,000 funding to expand drilling at Mushima North project in Zambia 3 Mining in Zambia Corporate News New Mining Projects 

Tertiary Minerals secures £100,000 funding to expand drilling at Mushima North project in Zambia

Tertiary Minerals Raises £100,000 to Advance Mushima North Silver-Copper-Zinc Exploration in Zambia AIM-listed Tertiary Minerals has raised £100,000 before expenses through a share placing arranged by its joint broker, Peterhouse Capital. The placement involved 153.8 million new ordinary shares, issued exclusively to Stuart Packwood, a significant existing shareholder. Proceeds will be used to fund upcoming exploration work at the company’s Target A1 silver-copper-zinc prospect, part of the Mushima North project in Zambia. Following the placing, the new shares represent approximately 3.01% of Tertiary’s enlarged issued share capital. Upon admission, Packwood’s… Read More Here
Zambia and Mozambique Strengthen Bilateral Ties Through Strategic Cooperation Talks 4 Mining in Zambia Economy 

Zambia and Mozambique Strengthen Bilateral Ties Through Strategic Cooperation Talks

Presidents Hichilema and Chapo Reinforce Zambia–Mozambique Partnership with New Trade and Border Agreement President Hakainde Hichilema of Zambia and President Daniel Francisco Chapo of Mozambique held Official Talks at State House in Lusaka, reaffirming the deep-rooted friendship and commitment to stronger cooperation between the two neighbouring countries. The high-level discussions focused on expanding collaboration in economic development, trade, energy, and regional integration, while emphasizing the shared goal of peace and security across the Southern African region. A Relationship Anchored in History and Solidarity President Hichilema underscored the longstanding historical and… Read More Here
Zambia’s CNMC Shaft 28 Nears Completion of Dewatering, Set to Resume Copper Production by 2026 5 Mining in Zambia Copper 

Zambia’s CNMC Shaft 28 Nears Completion of Dewatering, Set to Resume Copper Production by 2026

Revival of Luanshya’s Shaft 28 Marks a New Era for Zambia’s Copperbelt Tremendous progress is underway at CNMC Shaft 28 in Luanshya, marking a historic revival for a mine that lay dormant for more than two decades. The project has become a symbol of Zambia’s mining resurgence under President Hakainde Hichilema’s administration. The site is on track to complete dewatering by December 2025, with copper production scheduled to resume in August 2026—a major milestone for both the Copperbelt and the national economy. Government Applauds Rapid Progress During a recent inspection… Read More Here
Axian Energy Expands into Zambia with 54.3MW Bangweulu Solar Project Acquisition 6 Mining in Zambia Energy 

Axian Energy Expands into Zambia with 54.3MW Bangweulu Solar Project Acquisition

Axian Energy Enters Zambia with Acquisition of Bangweulu Solar Project Renewable energy developer Axian Energy has officially entered the Zambian market with the acquisition of the Bangweulu Solar Project, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable energy and pan-African expansion. Located in Lusaka Province, the Bangweulu Solar Project has an installed capacity of 54.3 megawatts peak (MWp) and generates approximately 87 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity annually — enough to power more than 82,500 households. Through this transaction, Axian Energy has secured an 85.6% stake in the project, while the Industrial Development Corporation… Read More Here
Shuka Minerals Reports New Funding Delay for Zambia’s Kabwe Mine and Leopard Exploration Acquisition 7 Mining in Zambia Corporate News Exploration 

Shuka Minerals Reports New Funding Delay for Zambia’s Kabwe Mine and Leopard Exploration Acquisition

Shuka Minerals Faces Further Delay in Funding for Kabwe Mine and Leopard Exploration Acquisition Aim- and AltX-listed Shuka Minerals has announced another delay in the release of funds required to finalize its planned acquisition of Leopard Exploration and Mining (LEM) and the Kabwe zinc mine in central Zambia. In a statement issued on October 16, the company said that Gathoni Muchai Investments (GMI) had informed it of a further delay in remitting the funds tied to the increased loan agreement signed on June 30. GMI is reportedly finalizing alternative arrangements… Read More Here
Zambia Mining & Investment Insaka 2025: A Turning Point for Local Content and Sustainable Growth 8 Mining in Zambia Events & Expos 

Zambia Mining & Investment Insaka 2025: A Turning Point for Local Content and Sustainable Growth

The 2025 edition of the Zambia Mining & Investment Insaka (ZAMII 2025) will be remembered as a defining moment in the nation’s mining and economic history. Held at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre under the theme “Unlocking Africa’s Mineral Wealth: Advancing Sustainable Mining, Beneficiation and Value Addition,” the summit attracted over 1,000 delegates from across Africa and beyond. For decades, Zambia’s mining industry one of Africa’s largest has been the backbone of its economy, contributing around 70% of export earnings but with limited benefits retained domestically. ZAMII 2025 sought to… Read More Here
Zambia and Angola Strengthen Bilateral Ties to Boost Trade, Security, and Regional Integration 9 Mining in Zambia Angola Governance 

Zambia and Angola Strengthen Bilateral Ties to Boost Trade, Security, and Regional Integration

Zambia, Angola Deepen Bilateral Cooperation for Shared Development Zambia and Angola have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation across key sectors, including trade, infrastructure development, defence, and regional integration. Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Hon. Mulambo Haimbe, delivered a special message from President Hakainde Hichilema to Angolan President João Lourenço during a visit to Luanda. The message underscored Zambia’s desire to deepen collaboration with Angola in advancing mutual economic growth and regional stability. Speaking after the meeting, Mr. Haimbe said the engagement focused on expanding cooperation in… Read More Here
ZCCM-IH to Establish Manganese Buying Centres in Luapula to Strengthen Zambia’s Mineral Value Chain 10 Mining in Zambia Battery Metals 

ZCCM-IH to Establish Manganese Buying Centres in Luapula to Strengthen Zambia’s Mineral Value Chain

ZCCM-IH to Open Manganese Buying Centres in Luapula Province to Boost Formal Trade and Local Value Creation ZCCM Investments Holdings Plc (ZCCM-IH) has announced plans to establish manganese buying centres in Luapula Province as part of a broader strategy to improve transparency, efficiency, and value creation in Zambia’s mining sector. The initiative is designed to enable small-scale miners to sell their manganese through a formal, structured process. The buying centres will serve as collection and aggregation points, helping miners access fair market prices while ensuring that production meets national and… Read More Here

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