CKM NEWSLETTER 22-07-2024

This significant milestone is attributed to the diligent efforts of the Private Sector Subcontracting Regulatory Authority (ARSP)

Twelve Congolese companies have been granted subcontracting contracts with Kamoa Copper, a subsidiary of Ivanhoe Mines operating in Lualaba province. This significant milestone is attributed to the diligent efforts of the Private Sector Subcontracting Regulatory Authority (ARSP). During his visit to Lualaba province, Miguel Kashal participated in the signing of contracts between these subcontractors  Read full details

• PMRC Urges Chinese Investment in Zambia s Electric Vehicle Manufacturing
• Sinomine Resources Expands Global Reach with Strategic Acquisitions in Namibia and Zambia
• Haut-Uele Civil Society Calls for Suspension of Chinese-Supported Mining Activities
• President Tshisekedi Directs ARSP Ceo to Aggressively Promote Middle Class Growth
• DRC s Oil and Gas Exploitation Faces Backlash Amid Global Shift to Renewable Energy
• Eurasian Resources Group Releases Fourth Metalkol Clean Cobalt & Copper Performance Report
• DRC Chamber of Mines Honors Former President Louis Watum at Kinshasa Gala
• Panama Vows to Talk to FQM in Coming Months On Shuttered Mine
• Gold Prices Surge as DRC Poised for Increased Production In 2024

• Vedanta Holdings Deposits $245.75 Million For Full Control of Konkola Copper Mines
• Barrick Offers to Engage with Ek
• Kagem Delivers ZMW 38 Million (USD 1.5 Million) Dividend to The IDC
• Changes to The ERG Board of Directors
• Angola-Zambia Road Project to Boost Trade and Economy in Eastern Angola
• Lobito Atlantic Railway Receives its First Vessel at The Port Of Lobito Mineral Terminal
• DRC Prime Minister & Chinese Delegation Discuss Cooperation and Infrastructure Development
• DRC to Establish Joint Company for Local Diamond Processing and Jewelry Manufacturing
• Goviex Uranium Shifts Focus to Zambia Amid Niger Setback
• Zambia Signs Agreement For 50mw Solar Plant In Kafue
• DRC Faces Energy Deficit, Relies on Imports from Neighbors

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NAPSA has announced a significant investment of up to $200 million in debt to support the phase two expansion project of Maamba Collieries

Zambia s National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) has announced a significant investment of up to $200 million in debt to support the phase two expansion project of Maamba Collieries Ltd. This investment was revealed during a press briefing on July 16 by NAPSA Chairperson Shipango Muteto. Muteto emphasized that the expansion project represents a promising diversification within the authority s energy Read full details

The committee identified fraud as a significant issue, involving the undervaluation of both mining and petroleum products leaving the country…

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the mining and oil sector continues to grapple with widespread fraud, undermining the country s economic development. On Thursday, July 17, 2024, Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka chaired a meeting of the Economic Situation Committee. Following the session, Daniel Mukolo Samba, Minister of National Economy, announced that measures are being considered Read full details

• Sinomine Resources Expands Global Reach with Strategic Acquisitions in Namibia and Zambia
• Haut-Uele Civil Society Calls for Suspension of Chinese-Supported Mining Activities
• President Tshisekedi Directs ARSP Ceo to Aggressively Promote Middle Class Growth
• DRC s Oil and Gas Exploitation Faces Backlash Amid Global Shift to Renewable Energy
• Eurasian Resources Group Releases Fourth Metalkol Clean Cobalt & Copper Performance Report
• DRC Chamber of Mines Honors Former President Louis Watum at Kinshasa Gala

Zesco has asked operators to either increase their power curtailments or source emergency power independently

Zambia has requested mining companies, operating in Africa s second-largest copper producer, to double their power-saving measures to 40% of their normal demand due to the worst drought in decades impacting hydroelectric power generation. Zesco Ltd., the state-owned power utility, has asked operators to either increase their power curtailments or source emergency power independently starting this…Read full details