During the handover ceremony of the classrooms CEC built at Wukwashi Wa Nzambi, in June 2019, Happy appealed to well-wishers for sponsorship to pursue his tertiary education having successfully completed his Grade 12. In response,
The World Environment Day 2020, though observed in the shadow of the devastating COVID-19 global pandemic, retains its unquestionable importance as it serves to remind humanity of our individual and collective obligation to show care
The Copperbelt Province, despite being one of the smallest provinces in Zambia, is faced with enormous deforestation and forest degradation challenges attributable to it being one of the most densely populated provinces. This sad state
CEC has delivered the 4,000 test kits and reagents valued at K1.7 million that the Company pledged to the government on 25 April 2020. The donation was presented to the Zambia National Public Health Institute
The COVID-19 pandemic has generally exposed glaring inadequacies in health care systems across the world. This development has once again highlighted the underlying importance of investing in health care infrastructure and human resource that is
Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc (CEC) Managing Director, Mr. Owen Silavwe, has identified acceleration of investments in renewables as a sure way for Zambia to attain the desired energy mix to enable it minimize its vulnerability
CEC has reasserted its interest to invest in power generation in Luapula Province by having actively participated in the recently held Luapula Expo, as a sponsor and exhibitor. Held from 26 to 31 July, the
A partnership between CEC and the Esther Lungu Foundation Trust (ELFT) has enabled a donation of medical equipment and supplies to two health facilities in Lusaka today as the first beneficiaries among the many others
The Mopani Redpath CEC Powers Mopani Zambia Open teed off on 23rd April 2018 at Kitwe's Nkana Golf Club. This is the third time that CEC’s customer, Mopani Copper Mines Plc (“MCM” or “Mopani”) has
CEC has rendered support to the Sakala family of Kitwe’s Kawama Township, struck by a mysterious disease that has left four family members paralysed as well as speech and visually impaired. The donation included two