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      GOVERNMENT has confirmed a pollution incident affecting the Kafue River and its tributaries in Chingola District, involving Konkola Copper Mines (KCM). Green Economy and Environment Minister Dr Gilbert Siame says ZEMA received a notification from KCM’s Nchanga Mine reporting discolouration of the Kafue River, which the mining company attributed to an infrastructure failure involving a pipe leak at the Tailings...
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      THE Economics Association of Zambia is right to argue that Zambia needs a deliberate national strategy for extracting maximum benefit from Foreign Direct Investment. It is not enough to celebrate billions of dollars in investment pledges, new mines, factories and export projects if the ordinary citizen continues to feel no relief in the household budget. If FDI is going to become a central pillar of Zambia’s export-led growth strategy, then one of the long-term dividends should be a broader revenue base that gives government room to reduce the heavy tax burden carried by workers and...
    • KCM pipe leak pollutes Kafue River
      GOVERNMENT has confirmed a pollution incident affecting the Kafue River and its tributaries in Chingola District, involving Konkola Copper Mines (KCM). Green Economy and Environment Minister Dr Gilbert Siame says ZEMA received a notification from KCM’s Nchanga Mine reporting discolouration of the Kafue River, which the mining company attributed to an infrastructure failure involving a pipe leak at the Tailings Leach Plant. Dr Siame says the incident, which occurred on September 28, 2026, resulted in elevated turbidity and conductivity levels at the confluence of the Mushishima Stream and the Kafue River. However, KCM has rejected...
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