ZAMBIA COPPERBELT
April 1st, 2003
BY RICHARD HURSTZAMBIA'S Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC), the supplier of electricity to the country's mining industry, has embarked on a diversification growth programme, aimed at increasing its role in the Zambian and other southern African electricity markets through appropriate investments.Speaking in Johannesburg, South Africa, Hanson Sindowe, CEC's director of business development, said that a larger and more diversified company would be well-placed to survive periods of depressed copper prices, ensuring that its power infrastructure remains intact to ...
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