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  • The Credit Crunch in Zambia

    Commercial banks - mostly subsidiaries of foreign banks - are the most dominant financial institutions in Zambia. The banking system is comprised of 14 commercial banks, holding 90 percent of financial assets. Foreign equity participation is significant, accounting for three quarters of the banking system...
    Posted to Zambian News by memeza / Zambian News on Mon, Mar 31 2008
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  • Valuable lessons for aspiring 'foreign investors'

    Those aspiring to break into economies at the bottom of pyramid (e.g. Zambia) face the main challenge of how build a business model that would adequately 'sell to the poor', through the acquistion of resources at a cost below their potential and deploying these resources into capabilities that...
    Posted to Zambian News by memeza / Zambian News on Fri, Mar 21 2008
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  • From bad DAs to new shambolic loans?

    A new Norwegian NGOs report on the Zambia - China Relations paints a bleak picture of Zambia's weak external debt control mechanisms. According to the report, loan contracts between China and Zambia are not open to public scrutiny, leaving a lot of power in the hands of the President. The new post...
    Posted to Zambian News by memeza / Zambian News on Fri, Mar 21 2008
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  • Zambia invites Indian firms to set up tax-free zone

    After giving China a tax free zone, the southern African nation of Zambia wants to create a similar exclusive economic zone for Indian companies to bring 'value-addition' to its mining industry. 'We have had a long partnership in India, with investments in several areas. But what has been...
    Posted to Zambian News by memeza / Zambian News on Fri, Mar 21 2008
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  • Pakistan and Zambia to enhance bilateral trade

    The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) had arranged a 5-day visit of an 11-member trade delegation to Lusaka, last week. The objective of the visit was to enhance bilateral trade relations, to explore the local market for Pakistani products, to discuss other allied issues with their Zambian...
    Posted to Zambian News by memeza / Zambian News on Thu, Feb 28 2008
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  • Barclays Bank Zambia secures 31 million USD investment bond

    Barclays Bank Zambia has secured a 125 billion kwacha (over 31 million U.S. dollars) investment bond from the European Investment Bank (EIB) in Luxembourg for lending to productive sectors of the economy of Zambia, Times of Zambia reported Thursday. Briefing journalists at the Barclays Bank head office...
    Posted to Zambian News by memeza / Zambian News on Thu, Feb 28 2008
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  • Zambia should invest new tax revenue in infrastructural development

    The British High Commissioner to Zambia, Alistair Harrison, has urged the Zambian government to take advantage of its envisaged strengthened financial position owing to the increased mine tax revenue to invest in infrastructural development. Speaking Tuesday when he hosted journalists at the British...
    Posted to Zambian News by memeza / Zambian News on Tue, Feb 26 2008
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