Zambia zinc mine tipped to start operations

Zambia Daily Mail is reporting that a mining licence will soon be issued for a lead-zinc mine.
The website said the Zambian government is about to issue the licence after successful negotiations between Alberg Mining and Minerals Exploration and ZCCM-Investment Holdings, which holds shares in the Kabwe zinc mine.
The negotiations started in 2008 but have taken this long to conclude due to, among other reasons, ownership of surface rights. The government will revoke the licence if mining does not begin within a year, Zambia Daily Mail reported.
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