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By Derrick Sinjela in Lusaka, Zambia This project covering 26 substations will reduce technical losses in the transmission system in the medium-term, while fostering economic growth in the long-term LILONGWE, Malawi, December 4, 2018/ — GE’s (www.GE.com) EMS will provide real-time and remotely managed information on Malawi’s electrical grid and power outages; Project will pave the way for development of Africa’s regional interconnections; This project covering 26 substations will reduce technical losses in the transmission system in the medium-term, while fostering economic growth in the long-term Aligning with MCA-M’s Infrastructure Development Project, GE Power’s Grid Solutions business (http://www.GEGridSolutions.com/) today announced...

By Conrad K. Simuchile || Business Communicator ||   Head of Public Relations, Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority Head Office, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Mobile: Tz +255767803074; +255783803074 || Zm +260966803074 Email: cksmooch@gmail.com; hpr@tazarasite.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/conrad.simuchile LinkedIn: Conrad K. Simuchile Skype: Conrad.Simuchile   Communicate we must ! 1 TANZANIA-ZAMBIA RAILWAY AUTHORITY COMMUNIQUE ISSUED ON THE OCCASION OF THE 112TH MEETING OF THE TANZANIA-ZAMBIA RAILWAY AUTHORITY (TAZARA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON 3RD DECEMBER 2018, LUSAKA We, the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) Board of Directors, comprising the Permanent Secretaries responsible for Transport in Tanzania and Zambia, as Chairperson and Co- Chairperson, respectively, together with four other Board members from...

By Ashton Kelly Bunda written 14th October 2017 ZAMBIA Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) Senior Manager for Corporate Affairs Patrick Mwila has appealed to the media to play an integral role in educating the people that  the  “Sole Kingpin” of electricity supply has been  almost a Charity Organization, hence the increase in tariffs. Mwila explained that the legendary electricity providers very nearly started running on empty as the initial structures did not allow growth since service delivery comes at cost and resulted in the corporation to borrow money from financiers. Mr. Mwila said despite being 100 percent government controlled ZESCO is supposed...

By Ashton Kelly Bunda 14th October 2017 FORMER Finance Minister in the Patriotic Front (PF) Government Alexander Chikwanda has prodded Zambia youths who happen to be in the majority to be more productive and creative and help reduce poverty. The veteran economist explained that with the population that is increasing rapidly at an average growth rate of 2.8percent,  the revolution of job creation should be taken to higher level in an effort to put Zambia on road to the sought after Industrialized Country status. Chikwanda who served in the First Zambian Republican Administration of the United National Independence Party (UNIP)...