MOPANI Copper Mines Plc Chief Executive Officer Charles Sakanya says the company is pressing ahead with a $1.9 billion expansion project, including a new $400 million investment aimed at boosting copper cathode production to 226,000 tonnes by 2028, contributing 7.5 per cent toward Zambia’s three million-tonne target. Speaking on ZNBC Radio Two on Saturday, Sakanya said the mine was on track to contribute 10 per cent to Zambia’s three million-tonne copper target by 2031, thanks to the $400 million investment from its new equity partner. “We are busy with expansion projects that were earmarked to cost $1.9 billion. By the time the previous shareholder left, we had spent $1.5 billion. There’s now $400 million that has been staked by the...