Lower ore grades at First Quantum Minerals’ two flagship Zambian mines last year have underscored the company’s goal of investing further in new production facilities.
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An innovative radio platform for providing business training reached 2,000 entrepreneurs in Solwezi last year. The workshops, which were also run on social media, under the theme ‘Changing the Business Mindset’ were sponsored by First Quantum Minerals’ Kansanshi Mining operation...
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