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Continued Focus On Downstream Development
Mining Weekly
|December 08, 2017
Continued Focus On Downstream Development
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The stage is set for the expansion of copper mining activities across the Copperbelt to take advantage of the 20-million tonnes of unmined copper in the region, nonprofit organisation Copper Development Association Africa (CDAA) director Levine Warries says.
The Zambian copper mining industry, in particular, has had an extremely difficult time over the past 18 months, with load shedding, political uncertainty and a poor copper price, but all these negatives are now something of the past, according to Warries.
“The biggest challenge for Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is to reduce the exports of their copper and start investing in infrastructure to support and develop the use of copper in downstream industries.”
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