Zambia
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Anglo stands ready to defend itself in lawsuit over lead poisoning in Zambia
CAPE TOWN, (The Southern African Times) – Anglo American South Africa has noted a class action lawsuit filed against it…
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COVID-19 brings opportunities to enhance China-Africa ties, says Zambian expert
LILONGWE, (The Southern African Times) – The COVID-19 pandemic has presented opportunities for China and Africa to take their cooperation…
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EMR Capital seeks concessions to develop $1 bln Zambia copper mine
(The Southern African Times) – Lubambe Copper Mine, majority-owned by Australia’s EMR Capital (IPO-EMR.AX), is talking to the Zambian government…
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Mozambican president calls for renewal of commitment to multilateralism
UNITED NATIONS, (The Southern African Times) — Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi on Wednesday called for the renewal of commitment to…
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa reprimands finance minister over tweets on Zambia
JOHANNESBURG (The Southern African Times) – South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has “strongly reprimanded” Finance Minister Tito Mboweni over comments…
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Zambian president fires central bank governor in surprise move
LUSAKA (The Southern African Times) – Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Saturday summarily dismissed central bank governor Denny Kalyalya and…
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Zambia’s state investment arm be operator of mines in future, says govt
LUSAKA (The Southern African Times) – Zambia’s state-owned investment arm will run mines as an operator rather than a minority…
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Zambian health minister arrested for corruption
LUSAKA, June 24 (The Southern African Times) – Zambia’s Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya has been arrested on suspicion of corruption,…
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U.S. farming body and Zambian firm partner aim to boost crop yields
LUSAKA (The Southern African Times) – An American non-profit organisation has launched a $40 million joint venture with one of…
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Zambia mining revenues drop 30% due to COVID-19, Chamber of Mines says
LUSAKA (The Southern African Times) – Mining companies in Zambia, Africa’s No.2 copper producer, have suffered a 30% drop in…
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