

MML is currently undertaking an extensive exploration Programme on its license to develop it into a fully-fledged copper mine. MML boasts superior exploration techniques using technology employed by Kobold Metals Company. MML's license has prospectively high copper grades relative to the Copperbelt region. Company …











the number of Chinese companies in Zambia as being close to 900— aside from Nigeria, this is the largest number on the continent (Sun et al. 2017). 1 . Meanwhile, China's relationship with Angola has shifted from defence ... YS Investment Mining Private China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Mining State-owned Chambishi Copper Smelter ...





This article focuses on the distinctive nature of Chinese FDI in Africa, specifically copper mining value chains in Zambia and local sourcing linkages. In order to secure supply, China has become a substantial foreign investor in the Zambian copper extractive sector acquiring control over copper mines, smelters and processing …









Though formally recognized by China's Ministry of Commerce in 2006, China's state-owned mining enterprise, China Non-Ferrous Metal Mining Company (CNMC) approached Zambia's government earlier in 2004 with a proposal for an industrial park. The ZCCZ is comprised of two sub-zones, the Chambishi MFEZ and the Lusaka …







"Our commemoration of NFCA's 25th anniversary is a new starting point for us to accelerate our progress in building a world-class mining company." Zambia's Minister of Mines Paul Kabuswe commended NFCA for transforming the Chambishi mine, which was once closed for 13 years, into a vibrant and focused mining company …







The Chambishi Copper Smelter in Zambia, owned by China Nonferrous Metal Mining Corp (CNMC), has cut one-fifth of its production as it grapples with the fallout from power shortages across the country. ... Z is planning to meet with mining companies on Thursday to discuss ways it could "claw back" around 250MW, or …





CHINGOLA, Zambia, July 19 (Xinhua) -- China Copper Mine (CCM) has created hundreds of jobs for the local people since it started investment in Zambia's Chingola District in 2010. The company has invested a total of 40 million U.S. dollars, creating 400 jobs for the locals, said CCM director Zhang Mengtao.



The Chinese mining giant China Non-Ferrous Metals Mining Company (CNMC) announced a plan to invest $1.3 billion in Zambia across a range of sectors. The agreement, announced by CNMC chairperson Xi Zhengping, includes a $400 million investment in the Chambishi copper mine, run by its subsidiary Non-Ferrous …







The increase in the export of copper was spurred by the China Nonferrous Metals Mining Group's purchase of Chambishi copper mine in 1998. ... Footnote 52 According to one source there are over 600 Chinese companies operating in Zambia with a total of more than US $3.8 billion invested, Footnote 53 suggesting that much of the …





Local NGOs have taken Chinese mining companies to court for financial compensation and they have conducted independent assessments of the environmental impact of mining projects that local residents have deemed to be polluting the local environment. ... a case study of Chinese copper mining in Zambia', The Journal of …





Past record of Chinese mining companies Chinese-run copper mining companies in Zambia are routinely accused of flouting labour laws and abusing their workers. A 2011 Human Rights Watch investigation said "miners from Chinese-owned companies described consistently poor health and safety standards, ...



Now, Chinese interests include mines in the country's Copperbelt — as much as 75% of Zambia's GDP stems from copper exports — but also a whole range of retail and textile enterprises. Zambia is the first country to boast a RMB-issuing branch of Bank of China; bi-lateral trade between the two countries approached $3 billion in 2010.


