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>Mopani Copper Mine<

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The country only consists of 4 Main Roads, or 'highways'. Which are the 'T2', 'T4', 'D152' and the 'M9'.

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The city has a mixed economy that includes production of cement, textiles, and shoes, as well as food processing. Zambia's four main highways radiate from Lusaka. These are the Great North Road (to Tanzania), Livingstone Road, Great East Road (to Malawi), and the Great West Road

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The biggest companies in Lusaka are actually insurance companies.

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One of the biggest steel companies in Zambia

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BSI Steel has a branch in Lusaka which is perfectly positioned to service your steel requirements whether large or small. Our range of steel stocks, are the largest and most diverse in Zambia and we carry stocks in excess of 4,000 tonnes at any given time. We also process coil into IBR and Corrugated sheets cut to length to match your requirements, and offer bullnosing and cranking services.

In addition our knowledgeable and professional staff are on hand to assist you with technical support as and when you require it. To ensure that we are able to handle your orders we run sophisticated order processing systems that are linked via Fibre optics, to all our operations that will ensure we offer the shortest possible lead times. Our fleet of delivery vehicles, ranging from 30 tonne horse and trailers to 1 tonne bakkies, are geared to handle bulk orders as well as your just in time requirements.

Manager: Andrew Brett
Physical address: Plot 5113/5114, Cnr Lumumba Rd & Bambo Rd, Light Industrial Area Lusaka, 1100
GPS: S15°24'23", E28°16'8"
Tel: +260 211 222112 / 223625 | Fax: +260 211 227 368 | Mobile: +260 96 323 8645
E-mail: andrew.brett@bsisteel.com

ZAMBIA - Lusaka

BSI Steel has a branch in Lusaka which is perfectly positioned to service your steel requirements whether large or small. Our range of steel stocks, are the largest and most diverse in Zambia and we carry stocks in excess of 4,000 tonnes at any given time. We also process coil into IBR and Corrugated sheets cut to length to match your requirements, and offer bullnosing and cranking services.

In addition our knowledgeable and professional staff are on hand to assist you with technical support as and when you require it. To ensure that we are able to handle your orders we run sophisticated order processing systems that are linked via Fibre optics, to all our operations that will ensure we offer the shortest possible lead times. Our fleet of delivery vehicles, ranging from 30 tonne horse and trailers to 1 tonne bakkies, are geared to handle bulk orders as well as your just in time requirements.

Manager: Andrew Brett
Physical address: Plot 5113/5114, Cnr Lumumba Rd & Bambo Rd, Light Industrial Area Lusaka, 1100
GPS: S15°24'23", E28°16'8"
Tel: +260 211 222112 / 223625 | Fax: +260 211 227 368 | Mobile: +260 96 323 8645
E-mail: andrew.brett@bsisteel.com

ZAMBIA - Lusaka

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BSI Steel has a branch in Lusaka which is perfectly positioned to service your steel requirements whether large or small. Our range of steel stocks, are the largest and most diverse in Zambia and we carry stocks in excess of 4,000 tonnes at any given time.

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The capital city is Lusaka, in the south-central part of Zambia. The population is concentrated mainly around Lusaka in the south and the Copperbelt Province to the northwest, the core economic hubs of the country.

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93.7%

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25 - LOW

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50 - MODERATE

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100 - VERY HIGH

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70 - HIGH

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75 - VERY HIGH

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Zambia, and especially their capital Lusaka, have very poor balance of payments, this means that there imports and exports do not cancel each other out, meaning that they are spending much more then they are receiving. e.g exports = 1.5billion, imports = 4.5 million

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The major sources of environmental concern in the Urban Lusaka also includes solid waste, sewage waste, sanitation, industrial pollution, traffic and atmospheric pollution, urban agriculture and environmental pollution and soil erosion due to wood harvesting for domestic fuel.

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The main wealth of Zambia came from its copper mines, however when the price of copper dropped the IMF advised Zambia to sell most of it's copper mines to private companies, effectively leaving them without any from of income.

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The economy of Zambia is one of the fastest growing economies in Africa and its capital, Lusaka is the fastest growing city in the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

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Historical population
YearPop.±%
1990 | 769,353 | —
2000 | 1,084,703 | +41.0%
2010 | 1,747,152 | +61.1%
2018 | 2,526,100 | +44.6%
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In 1935, due to its fairly central location, its situation on the railway and at the crossroads of the Great North Road and Great East Road, it was chosen to replace Livingstone as the capital of the British colony of Northern Rhodesia

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Chewa and Bemba are the commonly spoken street languages.

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2.4 Million

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1.747 million

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25.81 billion USD (2017)

Per Capita -
1,509.80 USD (2017)

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46years old

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LIDC CITY