If mining exploration in Zambia is funded to the correct scale and mapping is well done, the new mines that will eventually come on board in the next 5 to 10 years will require a lot of electricity. Unfortunately our current power generation capacity cannot meet the projected

UPGRADED TO FELLOW OF EIZ TODAY I have been conferred with status of FELLOW of the Engineering Institution of Zambia ( EIZ ) at the Annual General Meeting in Livingstone today the 18th of April 2024. I hold a degree in Electrical/ Mechanical Engineering from the Copperbelt

Thank you EIZ for the “ Engineers’ Jacket ’’ at this years AGM

11,039 MW OF POWER NEEDED BY 2050 IN ZAMBIA There is no law in Zambia, which prevents any mining or industrial company to set up their own power generation plants to meet their electricity requirements. The following are the projected national demands for electricity in

Dear fellow young people from different political parties, never be misled I share the following thoughts after a game of pool with Hon. Newton Samakayi, MP for Mwinilunga Constituency as we get ready for parliamentary work in solwezi under the committee on local government and

Bound thesis copies finally submitted at UNZA on the research topic; “ The Contribution of Mineral Rent towards Human Capital Development in Zambia “

Masters in Economic Policy Management (EPM) from the University of Zambia (UNZA)

No name appears on the red carpet Anyone and everyone can walk on it There is no one destined to fail or destined to succeed. Let’s stop being superstitious because that will limit our determination. As a high school leaver ,I read a book titled “ Dare to fail “, that

China runs 1,142 coal fired power plants to produce electricity to support its economy. India has 282, making it the country with the second highest number of power plants fired by coal. Third in the order is the United States of America with 210 coal power plants and Fourth is

Importation of Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) Versus buying Diesel to generate 105 MW of Power at Ndola Energy ? NDOLA Energy Limited, an IPP owned by GL Africa Energy Limited of the United Kingdom (UK) will now be using diesel to power nine (9) engines for generating electricity. The

Thanking residents of Kamfinsa Farm block for the warm welcome after my community interaction programme.