Getech, a world-leading locator of subsurface resources, is pleased to announce the launch of a comprehensive data package in support of mineral exploration in Zambia. The launch of the data package is in response to commercial requests and follows the Zambian government’s decision to rationalise exploration licenses throughout the country and is designed to support companies looking to apply for new licenses in order to explore Zambia’s mineral rich subsurface. LONDON, July 26, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Getech, a world-leading locator of subsurface resources, is pleased to announce the launch of a comprehensive data package in support of mineral exploration in Zambia. The launch of the data package is in response to commercial requests and follows the Zambian government’s decision to rationalise exploration licenses throughout the country and is designed to support companies looking to apply for new licenses in order to explore Zambia’s mineral rich subsurface. Through its integrated geological...

Improving regional cooperation leads to better connectivity across African countries. This connectivity is vital for economic growth, as it facilitates trade, communication, and access to information. Through such collaborations, African countries can leverage collective resources to foster economic growth​. Zambia has ratified the Constitution and Convention of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU), strengthening its commitment to advancing telecommunications and ICT development in Africa. The instruments of ratification were deposited at the ATU headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, today July 26, and received by ATU Secretary General John Omo. The Republic of Zambia… – African Telecommunications Union | Facebook Alfred Musemuna, Zambia’s Charge d’Affaires in Kenya, delivered the instruments on behalf of the Minister of Science and Technology, Felix Mutati. Musemuna conveyed Mutati’s message, emphasizing Zambia’s dedication to regional cooperation and connectivity. “Zambia recognizes the critical role of the ATU in promoting connectivity for the benefit of all African countries. We are...

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The Matildas will take on Germany, Zambia and the United States in Group B at the Paris 2024™ Women’s Football Tournament. The matches will take place in Marseille and Nice as Australia hopes to build on their best-ever fourth-place finish at Tokyo 2020™. Background No game is easy in the 12-team Olympic tournament, and Group B is no different. Featuring four-time Olympic Champions USA, one-time Olympic Champion and three-time Bronze Medallist Germany, and a Zambia side that includes one of the most exciting attacking talents on the planet, each match is crucial. In the lead-up to the Olympic Games, the Matildas gathered for an intense training camp in Marbella, Spain. In this camp, the group focused on preparing to be in peak physical condition for a tournament where games come thick and fast. That camp culminated in a ‘B’ International Match against Canada. It was a fixture that did not...

Zambia is attracting the attention of the world’s energy and mining companies as it shows significant potential for critical mineral extraction. Innovative technologies have helped uncover massive deposits of copper in Zambia, which could help massively expand the country’s mining industry over the next decade. This discovery could help provide the resources needed for the massive clean tech pipeline and make Zambia a critical minerals hub for years to come.  The digital exploration company KoBold Metals has spent several years developing complex artificial intelligence (AI) technology to enhance mineral exploration activities around the globe. This month, KoBold announced it had likely made the largest copper discovery in over a decade thanks to this technology. The find in Zambia could contribute to the production of 300,000 tonnes of copper annually, worth billions of dollars. When developed, two decades of production in KoBold’s discovery region could provide enough copper to manufacture around...

The World Bank has pledged US$100 million to fund a new project that promises to speed up development of Zambia’s digital infrastructure and narrow the digital divide. According to a Facebook post from Zambia’s Ministry of Technology and Science on Friday, the Digital Zambia Acceleration Project (DZAP) was formally announced by World Bank MD and chief administration officer Zhang Wengcai during a visit with Technology and Science Minister Felix Chipota Mutati in Lusaka. The US$100 million DZAP project aims to increase access to the internet and digital services. While the announcement was light on details, Zhang said the project is “aligned with the government priorities and will focus on expanding broadband and last mile infrastructure and services and deploying digital public infrastructure to enhance efficiencies in both public and private sectors.” Zhang also said DZAP will support digitalization in selected “high-impact sectors including nurturing employment-ready digital...