Zambia is experiencing a surge in economic activity, particularly in the mining, manufacturing and agriculture sectors, following the change of government.
According to Walvis Bay Corridor Group’s (WBCG) chief executive officer, Mbahupu H Tjivikua, this revitalisation has been bolstered by improved ratings from global institutions such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
"This positive economic environment has led to the revival of major mines, including Konkola Copper Mine, Kalumbila Mine, and Mopani Copper Mine," said Tjivikua.
"Additionally, Kobold Metals from the United States is developing the Mingomba Mine on the Copperbelt, which is set to become the largest mine in Zambia .
"The investor-friendly climate, fostered by the new government, has also spurred growth in the manufacturing and agricultural industries.
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