OIL Marketing Companies Association of Zambia (OMCAZ) president Dr Kafula Mubanga says the association projects the price of fuel to reach K35 per litre in the next two months if government goes ahead to remove

NATIONAL Council for Construction executive director Ernest Nshindano says the perception that Zambian contractors fail to deliver on projects is as a result of the poorly funded projects awarded to them in most cases. In

FORMER commerce minister Bob Sichinga says China’s decision to freeze funding towards the Kafue Gorge Power Project is a reflection of that country’s resistance to Zambia’s debt restructuring programme. And Sichinga observes that the manner

ZESCO Limited Managing Director Victor Mapani says the utility company has embarked on an ambitious programme to position itself as a major power trading utility in the sub-region and beyond. Meanwhile, Zesco has signed another

JESUIT Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) executive director Father Alex Muyebe says the cost of living will keep going up as long as fuel pump prices continue to be adjusted upwards. The cost of living

ECONOMIST Chibamba Kanyama says China is taking advantage of the country’s debt situation to renegotiate its own relationship with Zambia. Last week, UK Minister for Africa Vicky Ford revealed that there was one international creditor

ENERGY Minister Peter Kapala says government will remove all subsidies on fuel by the end of June. Recently, Finance and National Planning Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane said government was already subsidising the price of fuel

ZESCO Limited Board Chairperson Vickson Ncube has revealed that Exim Bank of China has frozen the $2 billion funding towards the construction of the Kafue Gorge Power plant. And former Finance Minister Ng’andu Magande says

FQM Trident Limited Human Resource Manager Brighton Mwiinga has revealed that the company plans on setting up a Nickel Mine in Kalumbila district which will create about 239 direct jobs And Mwiinga says COVID-19 has

UK MINISTER for Africa Vicky Ford says there is one international creditor that seems to be taking a bit more time in Zambia’s debt restructuring. And sources within the government told News Diggers that China