Zambia: Chinese firm expresses interest to reopen Munali Nickel Mine

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Zambia

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Zambia: Chinese firm expresses interest to reopen Munali Nickel Mine

A Chinese firm has expressed interest in reopening the Munali Nickel Mine in Zambia. This initiative could revive mining operations in the region and create jobs. The Munali mine was closed in 2019 due to financial difficulties and falling metal prices. Zambian authorities welcome this proposal with optimism, hoping for a positive impact on the local economy.

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