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02/09/2020

CNMC,affiliates uplift local livelihoods
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Luanshya Copper Mines@Zambia-China Economic & Trade Cooperation Zone Development Co Ltd@NFCA Minning Ltd@SML-Sino Metal @ 15MCC

02/09/2020

SML offers support to COVID-19 fight!🥰

02/09/2020

Donation Ceremony of Anti-Epidemic Supplies Held in Sino Metals
A donation ceremony of anti-epidemic supplieswas held by Sino Metals (Hereinafter refers to the company), a subsidiary ofChina Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co., Ltd., to District Commissioner's Office, the Department of Labor, and the three trade unions in the companyon 9thApril, 2020.

The company donated about 1500 pieces of surgical masks, 240 bottles of hand sanitizers, 260 bottles of wash-free hand sanitizers, 400 bottles of disinfectants, 600 pieces of soaps, 35 pieces of sprayers and hand washing buckets, which will be used for epidemic prevention and control work of the above government departments.

At the donation ceremony, Mr. HUANG RONGMAN, deputy C.E.O of Sino Metals, delivered a speech. He said that since the discovery of the COVID-19 epidemic in Zambia, CNMC has been highly concerning about the spread of the epidemic situation among the country, and the anti-epidemic measures taken by its subsidiaries in Zambia.Being instructed by CNMC, its subsidiaries shallput thelife safety and physical health of employees in the first place, while paying highly attention to the epidemic prevention and control workimplemented by Zambian Government. Hence, those subsidiaries ofCNMC in Zambia, such as NFCA, Luanshya Copper Mine, CCS, ZCCZ, 15MCC-Africa and so on, have taken active actions to carry out anti-epidemic supplydonation activities under the unified deployment of CNMC. The act that Sino Metals donated anti-epidemic supplies to the District Commissioner's Office, the Department of Labor, and the three trade unions in the spirit of “mutual help and mutual caring”, manifested the most vivid friendship between China and Zambia. The companywould like to cooperateclosely with the Zambian government and local people to fight against the epidemic and protect the common home.
He further indicated that, for now, Sino Metalshas been managing the epidemic prevention & control and line operationsimultaneously with strict rules and regulations.A series of prevention and control measures was carried out to protect the health of employees, which is the first-priority.Meanwhile,the company strained every nerve to secure the production and operation, to keep the company operating functionally, and to keep the staffs frombeing out of job, which was advocated and encouraged by the president many times in his speech in the purpose of stabilizing the employment and promotingeconomic development healthily in Zambia. He hoped the company can earn more understanding and support from the Zambian government considering the difficulties that the company has been encountering, referring to epidemic prevention and control, production stabilization and production assurance.
Finally, he said there is no winter cannot be surmount and no spring will nevercome. He believed that with the joint efforts of the Zambian government and the people, the epidemic will be defeated definitely!

Mr. Siachisumo, the DC of Kalulushi, also delivered a warm speech. He said that CNMC's subsidiaries have been giving the Zambian government, especially the District Commissioner's Office, a lot of support and help. The Zambian government will cooperate closely with Sino Metals to face difficulties together, while helping the company to stabilize production. Furthermore,he said that the anti-epidemicsupplies donated by Sino Metals were extremely critical, which could solve the urgent needs of the government departments in a timely manner. The government woulddistribute the prevention and control supplies into the communities and markets as soon as possible for the protection of the people. At last, he highly praised and extended sincere gratitude to CNMC and Sino Metals for their outstanding contributions to social public welfare undertakings, especially for their great help for the Zambian government.
The event was attended by the related leaders of the District Commissioner's Office and the three trade unions and other relevant departments, as well as local media reporters. Zambia Times, the mainstream media in Zambia, covered the whole process of the ceremony.

02/09/2020

CCS DONATES SALARIES FOR KALULUSHI MODERN STARS FOOTBALL CLUB
Chambishi Copper Smelter Limited donated K115, 000.00 towards payment of salaries and bonuses for Football Players, Coaches and Management of Kalulushi Modern Stars Football Club on 18th April, 2020.
A small handover ceremony of a few people was held at Kalulushi Stadium. The Guest of Honour at the event was Kalulushi Member of Parliament, Kapamba Mulenga Chewe who is also the Minister of Community Development in Zambia.
Representing CCS which is a subsidiary company of CNMC was the Deputy CEO, Mr. Xu Laixiang, The Assistant CEO, Mr. Zhang Xingwang, Human Resources Manager, Irene Tembo, Administrative Officer, Mr. Fu and Public Relations Officer, Elezeti Nyambi.
Mr. Xu said that the donation was a part of CCS’ way of rendering support to the local community. He further stated that the company has spent over 22 million kwacha in CSR since it started operations and will continue to support the Zambian Government.
He stated that the donation was being made at a time when the world is fighting COVID-19, a time when many sports have been postponed; clubs not earning any income, leaving players and coaches destitute. Mr. Xu stated that CCS will fight this war with the community by giving the donation during this pandemic.
The Minister was pleased with the donation and how CCS has made much contribution towards the development of the District. She implored Mr. Xu and CCS management to continue being a partner in development.
She emphasized that CCS has been one of Kalulushi districts’ key partners in CSR developmental projects by donating to the government in health, education, sanitation, social welfare and community development.

02/09/2020

CCS DISTRIBUTES FOOD HAMPERS TO EMPLOYEES
COVID-19 has exerted an excessive amount of pressure on all aspects of world economies from high death tolls to significant reduction in revenue collection. It has changed the world as we know it, with health experts constantly grappling with trying to find a permanent solution to a relentless enemy.
Chambish Copper Smelter Limited which is a result of the Chinese and Zambian cooperation has been emulating the strides that the Zambian and Chinese government have been making to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
CCS has been putting measures in place to ensure that all employees are protected from possible transmission of the COVID-19 virus even as they conduct their work.
However despite putting all these measures in place, the company is aware that the virus has also affected people’s ability to move and plan. It is for this reason that in May 2020 the company decided to go a step further and distribute food hampers comprising two bags of mealie meal and 5 Litre container of cooking oil for each employee.
Douglas Shumba who is a CCS employee from Acid Department says that this gesture by the company is very timely. He says in this time when people are being encouraged to stay home, grocery shopping is still important but this move will help to reduce the movements of employees in search of the major items on their grocery lists.
Mr. Shumba expressed his gratitude to the company with a message of thanks to management.
And CCS Deputy Chief Executive officer Xu Laixiang says that this move was made in order to cushion the monthly budgets of employees. Mr. Xu says the company was very happy to do this for employees as it would also help to show them that the company cares dearly about their welfare especially in this unprecedented time.

02/09/2020

CONSTRUCTION OF DRAINAGE IN KAFUBU DEPOT – KALULUSHI
Chambishi Copper Smelter Limited has embarked on the construction of a drainage in Kalulushi’s Kafubu Depot Area worth over 350, 000 Kwacha through its Corporate Social Responsibility Program. The project was started on 20th July 2020 in hopes of improving the diversion and movement of waste water in the area.
Over the years the lack of a drainage system in the area has led to the terrain succumbing to the adverse effects of heavy rains. Soil erosion has been the result of the extreme weather conditions, as much of the soil in the makeshift drainage has been washed away creating a deep trench. During the rainy season the trench fills up with water thereby posing a danger of death by drowning.
CCS management has stated that is very passionate about its CSR program and this particular project is reaffirmation of that passion and commitment. CCS has spent over 22 Million Kwacha in CSR projects since 2006 and will continue to support the Zambian government and the local people through its CSR program.
Management has added that it was decided that this project would be undertaken after local authorities and people in the area stated that this trench which is in close proximity to residential households does not only pose a threat to the children in the area but patrons of the nearby night clubs as well.
In a telephone interview with Chati Ward Councillor, John Shalubala, he stated that this project will positively change the face of the area as well as preserve lives.
Mr. Shalubala says the project is timely as it has come before the onset of the rainy season and he is very grateful to CCS.
Picture below is the makeshift drainage which has over the years resulted into a deep trench

02/09/2020

CCS TO CONSTRUCT A BRIDGE ACROSS KAFUBU STREAM
China Nonferrous Metal Mining Company- CNMC subsidiary Chambishi Copper Smelter Limited has embarked on the construction of a bridge across Kafubu Stream in Kalulushi’s Kafubu Nursery Township at the cost of K867, 577.92. The project was started in June this year and will be completed before the end of August this year.
This is under the company’s corporate social responsibility – CSR program. This project has been undertaken in order to bring development to even the remotest parts of the district.
The project comes as a reaction to the call from government officials in the district who alerted us that the people in that area had cried out on the need to build a bridge across the river. The bridge is a necessity as it will not only create a crossing point but also a linkage between Kalulushi and Lufwanyama Districts.
A chat with the local people also revealed that various types of farming are conducted on the other side of the stream in order to sustain their livelihood. The bridge would help the local people who have farms on the other side to tend to their crops.
In a telephone interview, Chati Ward Councillor, John Shalubala says that for as long as he can remember the people and motor vehicles have been using a makeshift bridge, which is made out of planks to cross to the other side of the stream, a situation that poses a danger of death by drowning.
Mr Shalubala added that during the rainy season when water levels rise, the bridge is usually washed away and many farmers have to find alternative means of getting to the other side. He says the situation makes it very difficult for some of them as they are unable to tend to their crops.
The Civic Leader has since extended his gratitude to CCS management for being a corporation that listens to the cries of the people.
And CCS management has said that it will remain resolute in ensuring that it helps the local people by ensuring that it continues on its path of bringing development in Zambia.
Pictured below is a vehicle crossing over from Lufwanyama District into Kalulushi on
And development of the project revealed by an inspection

02/09/2020

02/09/2020

CCS DONATES TO ZEMA FOR WILD LIFE PRESERVATION
A friend in need is a friend indeed
Chambishi Copper Smelter Limited has been trying to ensure that it embodies this statement to the latter by extending help during this difficult time when the world is grappling with the deadly Coronavirus.
The company on 6th May 2020 donated to the Zambia Environmental Management Agency –ZEMA, hand-washing liquid soap and disinfectants worth K6, 000. This was after the Agency reached out to CCS. The Agency stated that it would like to render help to Chimfunshi Sanctuary which is home to 134 rescued apes.
On 20th May, 2020 an article in the Zambia Daily Mail revealed that the sanctuary needed help as it has also been hard hit by the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. ZEMA was quick to let CCS know on exactly how it could help through donations and CCS was keen to prove equal to the task.
Apes, which are genetically the closest relatives to humans in the animal kingdom, are also at high risk of contracting the Coronavirus which is why CCS donated items that can be used in ensuring that COVID-19 Preventive measures are thoroughly practiced at the Chimfunshi sanctuary.
CCS Deputy CEO Xu Laixiang who gave the donation to the Agency on behalf of the company alongside Safety and Health and Environment- S.H.E said that the company is determined to stand firmly with the Zambian government and its people in fighting the pandemic. He says this donation to ZEMA is not something that the company hesitated about.
Meanwhile ZEMA Northern Region Manager Frederick Muyano who received the donation on behalf ZEMA says the donation will go a long way in helping to alleviate some of the challenges that the sanctuary is faced with.
And ZEMA Corporate Affairs Manager Irene Lungu Chipili says the donation which comes at a time when the world is celebrating World Environment Day is not only timely but a step in the right direction in wildlife preservation.
This year World Environment Day Annual Commemorations are being held under the theme ‘Biodiversity: Time for Nature’

02/09/2020

China Nonferrous Metal Mining Company – CNMC subsidiary, Chambishi Copper Smelter Limited has embarked on the construction of a 1X3 classroom block at the cost of over 800, 000 Kwacha at Buyantanshi Primary School in Kalulushi district.
This is in order to fulfill the company’s mandate to partner with the Zambian government in fostering development by investing in the improvement of the education sector.
CCS with the help of the local authorities in the district identified Buyantanshi Primary school as one in desperate need of infrastructure after the schools management revealed that the school currently has 864 pupils from grades 1-7 and only six classrooms.

02/09/2020

On 9th April 2020 Chambishi Copper Smelter Limited made a donation of mealie meal, cooking oil, hand washing soap, disinfectant, bathing soap and face masks worth K26, 167.72 as part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility.
Since its inception in 2006, the company has spent over 22 Million Kwacha in Corporate Social Responsibility in various developmental projects within communities on the Copperbelt Province. This has been one way of fostering the company’s commitment to partnering with the Zambian government to ensure development in the country. The company has contributed significantly to different developmental areas such as in Health, Education, Sanitation, Social Welfare and Community Development.
Bush Fire Orphanage has over 60 children and is sponsored by an Irish Man, however due to the COVID19 pandemic, his charity shop in Ireland which he uses to raise funds for the orphanage has been closed down and the date of reopening is unknown. The orphanage now has to survive on its own means.