LUSAKA (The Southern African Times) – Zambia’s mines minister said on Wednesday that the government had been consulting with stakeholders “to review the mining tax policy framework” to design a tax regime that would be stable, predictable and competitive.
“This will also attract both local and foreign investment in mining and ultimately scale up mineral production in the country,” Minister Paul Kabuswe said in parliament. Zambia is Africa’s second-largest copper producer.Â
