ZAMBIA CELEBRATES MINING SUCCESS WITH SOLIDARITY MARCH
Concerned citizens in Zambia organized a solidarity march today to celebrate the tangible outcomes of various mining investments that are making a substantial impact on the nation’s economic landscape.
Led by a shared vision of prosperity, Zambians expressed gratitude to the President for his instrumental role in attracting massive investments to the mining sector. The march highlighted key achievements and contributions from several prominent mining investments.
Commending the President’s efforts, citizens acknowledged the $1.1 billion investment from IRH of the United Arab Emirates in Mopani. The inclusion of Zambian shareholding and management showcased a commitment to local empowerment.
The commitment of over $1 billion from CNMC to revitalize the Luanshya mine and reopen shaft 28 was recognized as a crucial step toward reinvigorating this vital mining operation.
The imminent revamping of KCM following the settlement of liabilities was noted as a strategic approach to ensuring a sustainable future for this key mining entity.
The $200 million mining exploration by Kobald Metals in Mingomba Mine, Chililabombwe, was welcomed as a significant move to tap into the untapped potential in Zambia’s mineral-rich land.
The $2 billion mine expansion project by Barrick in Lumwana was highlighted for its confidence in Zambia’s mining sector and the substantial economic benefits it promises.
Applauding First Quantum’s initiative to develop Africa’s largest Nickel Mine in Kalumbila and the $1.3 billion investment to expand Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi, citizens acknowledged Zambia’s position as a mining powerhouse.
Acknowledging these achievements, citizens expressed hope that the President would persist in fostering an environment conducive to investment. The solidarity march participants urged continued engagement with both local and international investors to secure additional investments for the nation’s benefit.
Anticipation surrounds the upcoming mining indaba in South Africa, where the President is expected to showcase Zambia as the premier destination for mining ventures and attract more investments.
The solidarity march concluded as a celebration of collective achievements and a call for sustained commitment to the advancement of Zambia’s mining sector, emphasizing the crucial role of these investments in the nation’s economic growth.
