The Zambia Integrated Mining Information System (ZIMIS) was launched on February 27, 2025, by Minister Paul C. Kabuswe to enhance transparency and efficiency in the mining sector. Built on the Government Service Bus platform, ZIMIS will streamline operations and bolster Zambia’s position in global mineral production, specifically aiming for a copper output of 3 million metric tonnes by 2031.
Zambia has launched the Zambia Integrated Mining Information System (ZIMIS), a state-of-the-art digital platform aimed at revolutionizing the mining industry. This initiative was unveiled on February 27, 2025, by the Honorable Paul C. Kabuswe, MP, the Minister of Mines and Minerals Development. ZIMIS represents a significant advancement towards increased transparency, efficiency, and sustainable economic growth under the leadership of President Hakainde Hichilema.
Replacing antiquated systems, ZIMIS is built on the modern Government Service Bus (GSB) platform. This upgrade will streamline the mining licensing process, mitigate corruption, and enhance collaboration among governmental agencies. In alignment with the National Mineral Resources Development Policy, the system seeks to elevate copper production to 3 million metric tonnes by 2031, positioning Zambia as a leader in critical minerals globally.
Fully compliant with the Mines and Minerals Development Act, ZIMIS safeguards existing mining rights and implements a strict zero-tolerance stance against corruption. This innovative approach not only promises to attract significant investment but also aims to generate employment opportunities and stimulate socio-economic development throughout the nation. The future of mining in Zambia is now envisioned as smarter, more transparent, and sustainable.
The unveiling of the Zambia Integrated Mining Information System (ZIMIS) represents a pivotal advancement in the mining sector, promising enhanced transparency, efficiency, and sustainable growth. By adopting this innovative platform, Zambia aims to elevate its global standing in critical mineral production while driving economic development and job creation.
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