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Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema on Wednesday appointed Brenda Tambatamba as the Southern African copper-producing country’s new mines minister, among cabinet changes after he won a second term in August’s election.
Tambatamba served as labour minister in Hichilema’s previous cabinet.
Before entering politics, she worked as a sustainability manager at Barrick’s (TSX: ABX) Lumwana mine.
Africa’s second-largest copper producer is targeting annual output of 3 million metric tons, nearly triple current levels, as it seeks to capitalise on growing demand for the metal used in EV, power networks and construction.
Reporting by Chris Mfula;Additional reporting by Nilutpal Timsina;Writing by Anathi Madubela;Editing by Alexander Winning)
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