Underpinned by President Trump’s mining-friendly policies, Terra Metals Inc. is advancing its operations to reshape Zambia’s copper and cobalt landscape. With a focus on production growth, renewable energy integration, and fostering U.S.-Zambia trade collaboration, Terra Metals is poised for long-term success.

Irene Khan will also focus on Zambia’s legal and policy framework and the safety of journalists, activists and human rights defenders in the country

Switzerland has joined the United States in reevaluating its foreign aid investments, announcing an end to development programs in three nations. ・The Swiss government will reduce funding for foreign aid,

Although aquaculture, fish farming, is believed to have been practiced for thousands of years in Asia, the approach is relatively new in Africa, which is facing a "fish deficit" that contributes to a lack of protein in the diets of the populace,

As digital technologies continue to reshape the way we live, work, and trade, there is a growing need for skilled workers to fill new digital jobs. This creates a major opportunity for Zambia’s youth population.

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GoviEx Uranium is forecasting production from the Muntanga project in 2028, and envisages a quick start-up from shallow open-pit mining operations. ;

Saudi Arabia's Manara Minerals is looking for critical minerals projects in Zambia to invest in, the southern African country's mines minister Paul Kabuswe told Reuters on Thursday.

Zambia's copper output rose 12% in 2024, buoyed by a recovery in production at key mines as the government counts on the sector to drive economic growth.

ZAMBIA has expressed its gratitude to Tanzania for providing essential electricity during its ongoing energy crisis. Speaking at the opening of the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit in Dar es Salaam yesterday,

These reductions will affect bilateral, economic, and thematic cooperation, as well as multilateral organisations

President Mohammed Shahabuddin on Wednesday sought more investment in Bangladesh and the expansion of bilateral trade from Lao PDR, Kenya, Zambia, Cyprus. He said that there are huge potentials for expanding cooperation with the four countries,