KCC Spends K325,000 On PPE For Cash For Work Beneficiaries
Kitwe City Council (KCC) says it has procured 718 reflective jackets and 117 sets of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Cash For Work beneficiaries at a cost of K325,000. Council...
Author: Elias Mwenda
Kwacha Likely To Be Stable This Week
Zambian Kwacha is likely to remain stable this week due to Bank of Zambia’s injection of United States Dollars into the interbank market in the previous week. According to Trading...
Economist Attributes Low Copper Export Earnings in September to Power Deficit
An Economist has attributed the reported 6.4 percent reduction in Zambia’s copper export earnings in September 2024, to the current power deficit which has negatively affected production in the mining...
YEFI Hails World Bank’s K11.7 Million Investment in Irrigation Canals in Kawamba
Young Emerging Farmer Initiative (YEFI) says World Bank’s K11.7 million investment towards building permanent irrigation canals in Kawambwa district, will ensure that water is readily available for agriculture activities in...
MSCAZ Urges Mining Firms to Run Their Own Local Content Procurement Plans
Mine Suppliers and Contractors Association of Zambia (MSCAZ) has called on mining companies in the country to run their own local content procurement plans. Speaking in an interview with Money...
Government Urged to Sensitize Consumers on Types of Solar Products
An Energy Expert has called for sensitisation among the solar traders and consumers on the type of solar systems being used to avoid damaging properties due to low quality products...
Timber Producers Protest Mukula Ban
Timber Producers Association of Zambia (TPAZ) has expressed disappointment with the pronouncement by government that the ban on Mukula will remain in force until the sector is cleaned up. Speaking...
Economist Urges Government to Adopt Command-Led Economy
An Economist has advised government to adopt a command led economy where the country starts owning most of the key industries. Emmanuel Zulu tells Money FM News in an interview...
