MINES Minister Paul Kabuswe says it’s all systems go at Konkola Copper Mines and people are being recalled for work. In an interview, asked about the happenings at the mine after government officially handed over...

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has underscored the urgent need for practical solutions to the energy deficit which the country is experiencing. And President Hichilema has thanked his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, and the people of China...

ZESCO Board Chairperson Vickson Ncube says 2024 should be the last year that the country suffers not only a devastating, but a humiliating energy crisis. And Ncube says irregular power rationing hours will continue, given...

FORMER energy minister David Mabumba says Zesco is on firm ground by encouraging its consumers to look for alternative power sources. On Saturday, Zesco Spokesperson Matongo Maumbi urged consumers to optimise energy consumption and seek...

ZESCO Limited has announced that as of September 1, 2024, it will only be able to supply power to residential customers for three hours per day on a rotational basis. According to a statement issued...

GOVERNMENT has clarified that the $90 million which government is going to pay Xcalibur Multi-physics of South Africa to undertake aerial geological mapping of Zambia will not be a bullet payment. Recently, President Hakainde Hichilema...

ZAMSTATS Statistician General Goodson Sinyenga has disclosed that export earnings from refined copper increased by 4.3 percent from K16.5 billion in June 2024 to K17.2 billion in July 2024. At a media briefing, Thursday, Sinyenga...

THE Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has approved the net metering and connection fees to enable the public to participate as producers and consumers of electricity on the national grid. ERB has also set the net...

MINISTRY of Energy Permanent Secretary Peter Mumba says Zambia will in the next two years become a net exporter of electricity because of the various measures which government is currently implementing. Mumba also says following...

MINES and Minerals Development Minister Paul Kabuswe has insisted that government is highly intolerable to illegal mining, warning those involved in the vice that they will face the law. Speaking when he launched the Three...