VEDANTA Zambia Corporate Communications Director Masuzyo Ndhlovu says workers at Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) will receive a 20 percent salary increment in the first three months once the firm gains back control of the mining company. And Ndhlovu says KCM owes US$220 million to suppliers in unpaid arrears as of May 2019. Meanwhile, Ndhlovu has dispelled claims that Vedanta funded the UPND campaigns, saying there was previously no relationship between the parties. Speaking when he was featured on Hot FM’s Hot Seat programme, Thursday, Ndhlovu said workers were an important asset to the mine and were valued for the contributions they made. “As Vedanta, we do realise, firstly we know that the workers are an important asset. They are important...

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