Zambia Aims for Major Copper Output Boost Through Investor Partnerships
Zambia is set to enhance its copper output by developing numerous mining licenses in collaboration with investors. The country aims to more than quadruple its production by the early next decade, a goal that will require significant financial investment to advance early-stage projects into operational mines. In an interview, Jito Kayumba, special assistant for finance and investment to President Hakainde Hichilema, stated that over 40 permits reserved by the Mines Ministry will be transferred to a state-owned company. This entity will negotiate partnerships with private investors, maintaining significant minority, non-operational…
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