First Quantum Minerals’ US$1.35 billion expansion plans are the first steps in helping government achieve its target of 3 million tonnes of copper production, which could triple Zambia’s GDP by 2030 and add half a million new jobs, according...
Read More
Young Zambian cyclist Gift Puteho has been featured in a leading US sports film, which captures his enchanting story of hope and ambition. The Kansanshi Cycling Team star was chosen by US sports media company Teton Gravity Research (TGR) to...
Completing the just ended 2021/22 season in 7th place on the MTN/FAZ Super Division table, freshly promoted side Kansanshi Dynamos Football Club marked a brilliant conclusion to the otherwise challenging football season with an end-of-season award ceremony.
US Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment Jose W. Fernandez has lauded First Quantum Minerals (FQM) for its US$1.35 billion investment in Zambia.
In its quest to ensure the availability of critical skills within the business, First Quantum Minerals through its subsidiary FQM Trident Limited has trained 15 of its local staff in metallurgical engineering at the University of Zambia.
Kansanshi Minjng this weekend sponsored the first ever Kansanshi Visual Arts Exhibition hosted at Sentinel Kabitaka School hall in Solwezi. The aim of the event was to raise awareness and funds towards the fight against gender-based violence.
First Quantum Minerals (FQM), which operates the Kansanshi and Sentinel mines in North-Western Province, has been ranked the sixth largest copper producer in the world.
Careers guidance plays a critical role in combating youth unemployment and driving sustainable development in the economy, according to one of the nation’s largest private sector employers.
North-Western Province was buzzing at the weekend when over 90 riders including South African-based cycling legend Anriette Schoeman competed in one of Zambia’s premier road races, First Quantum Minerals Kansanshi Mining’s annual 2022 edition of the 140km Mine2Mine road...
First Quantum Minerals has opened the first specialised work physical fitness and rehabilitation centre in Zambia, and one of the first in southern Africa, at its Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi to help mine employees recovering from injuries and prolonged...