Zambia: Zambia Sugar’s US$76 Million Twazabuka Project Set for 2027 Completion

Author: lusakatimes.comPublished on: May 16, 2026Country: Zambia

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Zambia: Zambia Sugar’s US$76 Million Twazabuka Project Set for 2027 Completion

Zambia Sugar's Twazabuka project, valued at US$76 million, is set for completion in 2027. The project aims to enhance sugar production and strengthen the local economy. Zambia Sugar is committed to investing in sustainable infrastructure to support the growth of the sugar industry in Zambia.

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