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14
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2017
Zambia sees 2017 copper output rising up to 850 000 tBy:COPPER Zambia's 2017 copper output is expected to increase to between 800 000 t and 850 000 t from 774 290 t in last year, Mines Minister Christopher Yaluma on Thursday. Zambia's copper production is next year likely to increase further to reach 1-million tonnes, Yaluma said, citing improved power generation and higher prices.
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