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Kansanshi
Mining Plc
56%
Total Extractive
Tax Revenue 2011
ZMW 7,721,771,000
Payments by companies
3,794,130,000
3,785,319,000
Received by GRZ
2 billion
Konkola Copper
Mines Plc
10.5%
7,721,771,000
7,672,927,000
4 billion
2,572,302,000
Lumwana
Mining
Company Ltd
9%
Stan Potter
July/August 2014
Issue No. 85
Features
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6-8
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Spion Kop
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David Lemon
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India
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Tigers Lair
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Stone Town
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Neuvo Cuisine!
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Barn Owl
6 billion
2,603,746,000
Mopani Copper
Mines Plc
7.5%
1,724,850,000
1,737,150,000
8 billion
CONTENTS
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2010
2011
2011 HIGHLIGHTS:
Mining revenues nearly doubled in
2011 in comparison to 2010.
Inclusive in the revenue for 2011 are
payments of arrears arising from
increases in tax and royalty rates in
2008.
165% increase in revenue from corporation tax due to a number of compa
nies coming to an end of their capital
allowances.
Other
17%
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FQM puts people and the environment first for prosperity beyond Zambias Jubilee
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environmental. Throughout its course people have harnessed
its power in various ways. It is used to generate hydro-electric
power. The Kariba Dam, one of the largest man-made lakes in the
world, has provided power to Zimbabwe and Zambia since 1963.
Victoria Falls has another smaller power station. Another large dam
producing electricity on the Zambezi River is the Cahora Bassa in
Mozambique, constructed in 1974.
Besides the Victoria Falls there are other falls on the Zambezi, the
Ngonye falls near Sioma in the Western province and Chavuma Falls,
at the border between Angola and Zambia.
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crocodiles, hippopotamuses, zebras, elephants and buffalo. It is also
a haven for various species of fish such as tiger fish, catfish, yellow
fish and cichlids. Numerous birds can be spotted along the river
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David Lemon Joined by well wishers among painter Alexis Phiri on a walk
in Siavonga at the start of his second journey.
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One year ago, I elected to join what I felt was the most thrilling industry in the world today, Telecoms!
This I chose to do with Zambias Airtel Networks Plc, commonly known as Airtel. Airtel is part of the Bharti group,
which is a leading global telecommunications company with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa.
Headquartered in New Delhi, India, the company ranks amongst the top 4 mobile service providers globally in terms
of subscribers. In India, the companys product offerings include 2G, 3G and wireless services, mobile commerce,
fixed line services, high speed DSL broadband, IPTV, DTH, enterprise services including national & international long
distance services to carriers. In the rest of the geographies including Zambia, it offers 2G, 3G wireless services and
mobile commerce. Bharti Airtel had over 277 million subscribers across its operations at the end of September 2013.
In Zambia, Airtel remains the only listed telecoms company on the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LuSE) among the three
licensed GSM operators therefore promoting creation of wealth among local investors. At one point, the Airtel share
(Celtel then) was the most actively traded pushing huge trade volumes daily. With about 4,5m subscribers, Airtel
remains a strong brand in Zambia with widest coverage to some of the most rural areas, enabling communication and
therefore the conduct of commerce and trade, translating into national development.
Over the next few months, I shall be sharing through this column, the telephony of enterprise. This means I will
be sharing multiple solutions that highlight and bring to the fore, telecommunications solutions, products and
services that are designed for enterprises or companies. These are largely, and by design intended to deliver value to
enterprises or businesses both large, small and medium and also sole traders or small-office-home-office type users.
Telecoms is such a thrilling sector of the economy that there is always something for everyone and this column will
expose all that. What has always been known about Airtel is that it provides only services - largely voice, data and
Value Added Services (VAS) - to the mass market. Hitherto, very little has been known about services available for
corporate customers from Airtel and this has to change.
Well, by the end of this series, our readers will comfortably come to appreciate that Airtel has an Enterprise Business
directorate soon to be rebranded as AIRTEL BUSINESS, whose focus is simply to offer tailored solutions, products
and services to the enterprise or business sector. The enterprise business department is also therefore appropriately
resourced with a dedicated sales team, some stationed in the Copperbelt and Lusaka giving geographical coverage
across the country. The team also has a fully dedicated team of Enterprise Data Support experts giving non-voice
solution structuring and support to the corporate sector. The department also has a team looking purely at the SME
segment and is fully supported by a marketing structure for the purpose of market sizing, product and business
development.
For now though, I thought to kick start with a very pertinent issue at hand and it has to do with SIM registration. On
28th June 2011, the government of Zambia issued a statutory instrument (SI) number 65 of 2011, The Information and
Communications Technology (Registration of Electronic Communication Apparatus) Regulations 2011, making it a
mandatory and legal requirement for all cell phone subscribers to register their SIM cards. The Statutory Instrument
makes it mandatory for the sellers of SIM cards and the network operators to capture identity details of persons to
whom a SIM Card is sold and number assigned.
At the time of issuance of the SI, there was no deadline. Well, the deadline has since come and gone. Its back to
business as usual for our subscribers. For us though, there are a few numbers that remain unregistered for multiple
reasons. So if you are holding on to a number yet to be registered, now is the time and please do not miss out on the
exciting products for this year! This you can do at your nearest Airtel shop or office.and for the business customers,
you can send us an email at: AirtelBusiness@zm.airtel.com or simply call us on +260 97 915000.
Muyunda Munyinda
Enterprise Business Director
Airtel Zambia
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By Sarah Kingdom
Im generally an
independent traveler,
preferring to avoid
travel agents, tour
groups, tourist buses
and big resorts with
buffets; but for a
first timer in India
I would, without a
doubt, recommend
arriving in Delhi and
doing the popular
Golden Triangle tour.
This comprises Delhi
(the nations capital),
Jaipur and Agra; and
it is certainly a good
introduction to the
country.
On my first visit to India I arrived
in Delhi and hired a car and driver
and set off on the typical Golden
Triangle tour. Delhi is polluted,
crowded and noisy, but is also rich
in cultural history, with a number
of impressive and beautiful
buildings and monuments. Starting
out in Old Delhi, the former centre
of Moghul Power, I traveled
through the narrow streets and
bustling bazaars that this part of
Delhi is renowned for, to visit the
Red Fort (built in 1648), wandered
through Chandni Chowk or Silver
Street, experiencing the sights
and sounds of this famous and
busy avenue, and then finished
off with a visit to the Jama Masjid
(the greatest mosque in India,
completed in 1658 by Shah
Jahan who built the Taj Mahal),
and the serenely peaceful, and
very moving, Raj Ghat, the simple
memorial to Mahatma Gandhi.
After a morning spent absorbing
the sights, sounds and smells of
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visitors watch
wildlife in safety, at
the southern end
of the meadow is
a watchtower, 20
metres high.
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experience (particularly as
they discovered, years later,
that they had patronized
the same hotel, indeed the
only hotel then, the Hotel
Biwani which was separated
from the beach by a chain
link fence and did not serve
butter or jam with the toast
at breakfast.) and in order to
persuade him to accompany
me I had to make several rash
promises. And I had to pay.
But in the spirit of simulating a
honeymoon (belatedly), I had
little choice.
If I had any concerns about
whether my husband would
enjoy his two days on the
island, they were dispelled the
moment we landed.
Stone Town Market
Airports improved, he
muttered. And, half an hour
later, Roads are much better. An hour after that, as we feasted on fat
prawns and drank beer whilst debating which hotel we would call first for
a room he conceded that even the beer was cold enough. I couldnt have
asked for more.
We decided that since this was about discovering Stone Town and not
about being on the beach, (having grown up on the best beaches in the
world: Kenya beaches) wed stay in the very heart of it and to that end
booked ourselves into a inexpensive little hotel tucked away on Kenyatta
Street, a few doors up from the islands main shopping centre and over the
road from the Zanzibar Gallery (fabulous for books, particularly Africana) and
around the corner from the house where Freddy Mercury was born.
I didnt know Freddy Mercury was born on Zanzibar said my husband
with his mouth wide
open. I rolled my eyes
but didnt tell it was
about all I did know
about Zanzibar. (Freddy
Mercury, for those very
much older or very much
younger than I, was the
lead singer of the pop
band, Queen).
Despite initial
impressions, specifically
an extremely surly
landlady, the hotel was
perfect. Our double
room cost USD$65 for
bed and breakfast and
was equipped with both
air-conditioning and a
fan (which meant not
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we retreated to the Serena Inn for
a shandy. The Serena is beautiful.
And perfectly placed to benefit
from any breeze going; it is situated
right on the water, with wonderful
views across to a cluster of tiny
islands: Prison, Snake, Bawe. The
atmosphere in the Serena is the
antithesis to Stone Town itself,
cool and quiet, waiters attend
with haughty decorum: all pressed
white kanzu, black sashes and
gold fezzes. We didnt hang around
though; not when a shandy cost
four bucks. (The Serena is where
Forodhani Gardens
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Electrical Reticulation
Tiger had taken his record to 15 wins and that one loss
when a British insurance salesman, Jack Farnsworth,
who later helped establish the Nigerian Boxing Board of
Control, arranged for the fighter to move to England.
Tiger set him self up in Liverpool, but found it difficult
to adjust to the climate. He lost his first four fights before
registering his first win in May 1956 when he stopped
Dennis Rowley in one round.
Settling in, he lost only two of his next 17 fights before
winning the British Empire middleweight title when
he stopped Pat McAteer in nine rounds on 27 March,
1958. Later that year he met top-ranked Spider Webb
and Yolande Pompey, losing on points to Webb and
outpointing Pompey.
Midway through 1959 he decided to move to America,
hoping to get a crack at the world middleweight title.
He also took time to return to Nigeria to marry Abigail
Ogbuji. Within a year she gave birth to twins. They had
six more children.
Managed in America by Jersey Jones, Tiger won and
lost to fighters such as Randy Sandy, Gene Armstrong
and Joey Giardello before losing his Empire title to
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General Knowledge
Quiz answers
from page 16
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ottawa.
Orange.
An Otter.
One.
On the back of an
elephant -its a basket
6. Oil rig.
7. Orlando.
8. Onion. Its round
shape symbolized
eternity.
9. Ostrich egg.
10. Ornithology.
11. One.
12. Orville Wright.
13. Orly.
14. Oxford.
15. One.
16. One hundred.
17. Olympic Airways.
18. Ouagodougou.
pictures
octopus
Octopuses are boneless creatures. That is why their bodies are extremely flexible and
they are able to squeeze through incredibly small spaces.
Their life span vary from 6 months to 2 years. The larger ones live longer.
They are bottom dwellers. However, as they hatch from the eggs, the young ones swim
to the surface. After floating on the surface with the planktons for about a month, they
swim back to the sea bed.
They vary in size depending upon the species. While those found in tropical waters are
small, those of the colder seas are larger in size. The giant Pacific octopus is the largest
amongst all the members of the group and are known to grow as large as 23 feet.
An interesting fact is that these sea creatures have three hearts. Two hearts pump
blood through the gills whereas the third one pumps blood through rest of the body. The
color of its blood is blue.
1.
2.
A octopus
3.
4.
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