Konkola Copper Mines plc

EMPOWERING VULNERABLE CHILDREN THROUGH EDUCATION: KCM's COMMITMENT Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) is dedicated to making a positive impact in the communities we serve. Our early learning initiative at Ndeleni and Nsungeni community centers is a testament to this commitment. In partnership with the Council of Churches in Zambia at Ndeleni in Chingola and the Maureen Mwanawasa Community Initiative at Nsungeni in Chililabombwe, we provide learning and nutrition for a total of 320 vulnerable children. Our CSR Manager, Mr. Brain Siatubi emphasized during the graduation of 80 learners from our schools the importance of educating young children and its positive impact on their future. He also announced plans for upcoming projects in our areas of operation, including: -Construction of classroom blocks -Building laboratories -Construction of classes for differently-abled children -Providing tertiary scholarships To ensure the sustainability of this project, KCM provides monthly grants to support quality child care services for vulnerable children in the community. Reverend Charity Mushili, Chairperson of the Council of Churches in Zambia (Chingola), commended KCM's support for the project and praised the caregivers for their dedication and selfless service. We're proud to support initiatives that drive positive change in our communities. Congratulations to the 80 young graduates! #КСМ #CorporateSocialResponsibility #CommunityDevelopment #Education #EarlyLearning

KCM Demonstrates Commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility through Ngoma Awards Sponsorship Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) proudly sponsors the prestigious Ngoma Awards, celebrating Zambian music and culture, with a generous donation of $100,000. KCM's Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Malcolm Mewett, emphasized the company's ongoing support for the arts: "KCM will continue supporting the arts, as we believe that music and culture are essential to the development of our nation." Ministry of Youth, Sport and Arts , Permanent Secretary Chama Fumba commended KCM's sponsorship, highlighting its impact on Zambia's economic development and creative sector. He emphasized that the government of Zambia is committed to revitalizing the economy, with the creative sector playing a vital role in achieving this goal. Key highlights from the Permanent Secretary's statement include: - The importance of private sector partnerships in driving growth - KCM's commitment to empowering Zambian communities beyond mining - The need to develop the arts ecosystem in Zambia - The potential for the creative sector to deliver decent jobs and businesses Join us in celebrating the power of arts and culture to transform communities! #KCM #CSR #NgomaAwards #ArtsAndCulture #Zambia #CommunityDevelopment

KCM Demonstrates Commitment to Community Development through Donation to Lusungu Orphanage Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) is proud to announce that it has donated assorted foodstuff and solar equipment worth K139,400 to the Lusung Orphanage in Chingola. This donation is part of KCM's ongoing efforts to support vulnerable communities and promote sustainable development. The Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Malcolm Mewett, and CSR Manager, Mr. Brian Siatubi, visited the orphanage to hand over the donation and interact with the children. The COO was deeply moved by the experience, saying, "Being with these amazing kids filled my heart with so much love and affection. This donation comes from the heart, and we're honored to support this incredible orphanage." During the visit, the COO emphasized the importance of education, self-love, and respect for one another. He also assured the children that KCM will continue to support the orphanage. Lusung Orphanage, founded in 1997, has a remarkable history of providing care and support to vulnerable children. With a focus on education and personal development, the orphanage has empowered many young minds to become successful professionals. At KCM, we recognize the significance of investing in our communities and supporting initiatives that promote education, health, and economic empowerment. We are committed to continuing our support for Lusungu Orphanage and other community development projects. #КСМ #CommunityDevelopment #CorporateSocialResponsibility #LusunguOrphanage #SustainableDevelopment #ResponsibleMining

FINAL LAP DONE! KONKOLA BUSINESS UNIT OPERATIONS RELAUNCHED. Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) has today relaunched its operations at the Konkola Business Unit in Chililabombwe after conducting similar events in Nampundwe, Nkana and Nchanga, marking a significant milestone in the company's growth plan. KCM Chief Operating Officer Malcolm Mewett announced during the launch that over $700 million will be invested in the Konkola Mine underground developments to unlock vast copper resources and increase production. This investment is part of Vedanta Resources Limited's $1 billion pledge to KCM over the next five years. The goal is to produce 300,000 tonnes of copper per annum, contributing to Zambia's target of three million tonnes annually. Bwacha Tubombe! It’s a new dawn, it’s time to work.

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ESTABLISHMENT OF KONKOLA COPPER MINES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST. Konkola Copper Mines Plc (KCM) announces the establishment of the KCM Community Development Trust, a key Cooperate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiative. The Trust will be governed by a newly appointed Board of Trustees, comprising experts in community development and social responsibilities with diverse backgrounds.

KONKOLA COPPER MINES PARTNERS WITH AFRICA LEATHER AND LEATHER INSTITUTE TO BOOST REGIONAL TRADE We're delighted to announce a $120,000 partnership between Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) and Africa Leather and Leather Institute. This collaboration aims to enhance the capacity of local youth in the leather industry and increase market access for their products. Konkola Copper Mines Corporate Responsibility Manager, Mr. Brian Siatubi, noted that this initiative will create a platform for regional trade and boost economic growth. "This platform will link us to market these products in the region, and we're excited to have Africa Leather and Leather Institute on board," he said. "By supporting the leather industry, we're not only contributing to the growth of the sector but also creating economic opportunities for local youth and communities." Nicholas Mudungwe, Executive Director of Africa Leather and Leather Institute, commended KCM for its commitment to supporting the leather industry. "We are grateful for KCM's unwavering support towards the leather industry. This partnership will go a long way in empowering local youth and supporting the growth of the leather industry," he said. #KCM #AfricaLeatherAndLeatherInstitute #Partnership #RegionalTrade #EconomicGrowth #LeatherIndustry #CorporateSocialResponsibility #YouthEmpowerment #MarketAccess

KCM CELEBRATES ZAMBIA @60 IN STYLE. Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) celebrates this milestone with a fun-filled Sports Day! Our employees came together to showcase their teamwork and sportsmanship, while also observing World Prematurity Day. KCM's Chief Operating Officer, Malcolm Mewett, emphasized the importance of promoting healthy minds and teamwork. "Team sports are an excellent way to build camaraderie, trust, and communication among team members. These values are essential for our success as a company." At KCM, we believe that healthy employees are productive employees! By promoting physical and mental well-being, we can drive success and growth within our organization. Let's keep promoting healthy minds and teamwork. The COO also announced a significant commitment to supporting maternal and child health in Zambia, pledging to purchase 50 CPAP machines (life saving machines that help newborns with breathing difficulties) for all hospitals on the Copperbelt. This initiative is particularly important, given that Zambia's preterm birth rate is estimated to be 13%, resulting in 6,800 infant deaths annually. Together we can give premature babies a fighting chance! #KCMcares #WorldPrematurityDay #ZambiaAt60 #MaternalAndChildHealthMaters #CorporateSocialResponsibility

Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) is proud to announce the launch of the Integrated Livelihoods Project, a $1.8 million initiative aimed at improving the socio-economic well-being of over 18,600 people in Chingola, Chililabombwe, and Shibuyunji Districts. According to the Copperbelt Minister, Hon. Elisha Malambo who graced the launch, the project is a testament to KCM’s commitment to good Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and called on everyone to support the mining company in its efforts to better the lives of people especially in communities where it operates. KCM's Chief Operations Officer, Mr Malcolm Mewett emphasized that the project will focus on three key areas: -Enhancing farming capabilities and food security: improving agricultural practices and increasing access to markets for local farmers. -Improving access to clean water: installing water tanks and improving clean water supply to reduce water-borne diseases. -Promoting environmental preservation: working with local communities to promote environmental conservation through activities such as tree planting. Through this project, KCM aims to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable community members, including women, the elderly, and children. Let's work together to create a better future for our communities! #kcm #integratedlivelihoodproject #corporatesocialresponsibility #sustainability #communitydevelopment #mining #zambia

Spreading Love and Care! KCM donates to One Way Mission Children’s Home in Chililabombwe Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) Chief Operating Officer Malcolm Mewett yesterday visited One Way Mission Children's Home in Chililabombwe accompanied by the Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, Mr. Brian Siatubi where they donated assorted items worth K118,000. The items donated included food stuff and groceries, mattresses, blankets, clothing and cash to revamp the defunct poultry business that the home used to ran in the past. The chicken run will not only provide the much-needed income for the orphanage, but will also provide life skills training for the children as they raise the chickens and enhance food security as well as support their education. Mr. Mewett said KCM cares for every child and will support the vulnerable children in various communities. "Our goal is to ensure every child feels loved and safe. We’re committed to supporting the most vulnerable in our communities," he said. And One Way Mission Children’s Home Director, Loveness Sakala said she was happy to see KCM back at the Children’s Home with assorted items that will go along way in helping the children. One Way Mission Children's Home shelters 45 orphans and vulnerable children cared for by three dedicated mothers and empowers them through education.