Wed, 16 Aug 2017 10:22:41 +0000 …for letting CEC toy with mines at a crucial time By BENNIE MUNDANDO The failure by Government to resolve disputes over legally binding contracts governing the supply of electricity to the Mines should be blamed on the appropriate line Ministers who should resign on moral grounds, ZRP president Wright Musoma has charged. He said massive loss of production and jobs on the mines as a result of the electricity impasse should be blamed on the appropriate line Ministers who have failed to act expeditiously to resolve the problem. It was not correct, Mr Musoma said, for the Ministers to apportion blame when they were fully aware of the genuine disputes that were before the courts of law. Instead of passing the buck the Ministers should have worked towards an amicable solution that would have allowed for continuity of production. Meanwhile, former Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) employee Kelvin Chulu […]
