Zambia’s New Policy on Mining Stakes to Preserve Current Operations
Zambia’s recent plan to increase its ownership stake in specific mining projects will not impact current operations or exploration activities, a senior government official has confirmed. In August, the Ministry of Mines introduced a policy for a state-owned entity to hold at least a 30% share in future critical mineral projects. This approach is designed exclusively for over 40 government-reserved mining permits, and the government plans to attract investment partners to develop these assets, explained Jito Kayumba, special assistant for finance and investment to President Hakainde Hichilema. “No entity currently…
Read More Here
