Imperial Logistics has extended its African footprint into northern Zambia, with the establishment of a transport depot in Ndola, in the Copperbelt Province. The new Zambian registered business forms part of group company Snyman Transport, and will...
A high-end containerised water plant has been earmarked for Kansanshi Copper Mine in Zambia. Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies South Africa will provide the treatment plant – built into six 40-foot shipping containers to the mine. As part of...
Zambia is taking steps to prevent e-waste from being imported into the country for disposal. The Zambia Environmental Management Authority (ZEMA) has stationed officers at all of the country’s border checkpoints in an attempt to prevent electronic...
Kitwe-based multi-disciplinary contractor, Copperfields Mining Services, is forging ahead on a number of contracts forming part of Zambia’s Link 2000 and Link 8000 road upgrade programmes, with Copperfields’ Cat paving fleet forming a key component...
DPI Plastics’ proprietary Ultraflo mPVC pressure pipes were supplied in standard 6 m lengths to the Kapinga Irrigation Project in Zambia, which was established in mid-2013. The appointed contractor, Inter-Africa Irrigation, selected the...
Water sector stakeholders from Africa gathered at the Water Integrity Summit in Lusaka, Zambia to energise local African relationships in the water community and to take resolute action against corruption at political levels. The Water Integrity...
The Times of Zambia have reported that the Zambian government will expedite the construction of roads in the country following the securing of the US$1 billion sovereign bond. Transport, Works, Supply and Communications Minister Yamfwa Mukanga said...
A 1000 vehicles per day will now be cleared by the new electronic weighbridge in Kapiri Mposhi. The economic benefit that comes with the new bridge is that all heavy duty vehicles will be made to pay for using the Great North Road as well as ensure...
The Port of Beira is aiming to take fertiliser headed for Zimbabwe and Zambia away from the port of Durban. This follows the announcement of the construction of a new fertilizer terminal at the port of Beira, which is due to begin in March. Costing...
