MINEWORKERS Union of Zambia (MUZ) president Joseph Chewe says Zambians should not be segregated in the issuance of mining licenses based on the assumption that they don’t have capacity to start a mine from scratch. Mines and Minerals Development Minister Paul Kabuswe recently said most Zambians did not have the capacity to start a mine from scratch and invest huge sums of money. But in an interview, Wednesday, Chewe argued that Zambians have to start from somewhere until that capacity was developed. “Every business starts small, it starts with an ambition and then a vision. If you look at the history of First Quantum, for example, he (founder) was an engineer at one time and saw the opportunity to mine...