By ROGERS KALEROIF government decides to put Mopani and Konkola Copper Mines in private hands it must ensure that it finds investors with a reputable track record to re-capitalise the operations of the two giant mines,’ the National Union of Miners and Allied Workers (NUMAW) has said.NUMAW National Treasurer Saul Simujika said, apart from re-capitalising the operations of the two mines, the investors should also look at improving the conditions of service for the miners to motivate them to increase production.In an interview at the weekend regarding the unions’ expectations in this year, MrSimujika said the mine workers’ unions were hoping the two mining companies will be back on track and resume production at full capacity.Mr Simujika said NUMAW and other mine workers unions were expecting a clear cut position from the new dawn government regarding the future of the two mining companies.“What we are hoping for or expecting in the new year is to see Mopani and Konkola Copper Mines to be back on track. […]
WE WANT MOPANI, KCM TO BE BACK ON TRACK, SAYS UNION
