FINANCE MINISTER WARNS ZAMBIA’S INVESTMENTS AT RISK IF UNTRUSTED PARTY IS ELECTED IN AUGUST POLLS
By Chamuka Shalubala
Finance and National Planning Minister Dr. Situmbeko Musokotwane has warned that investments in Zambia are likely to dramatically reduce or stop if an untrusted party forms government this year.
Dr. Musokotwane tells Phoenix News that the current investors, locals and foreigners, are risking their investments based on confidence in the current government’s enabling environment.
He has reaffirmed government’s commitment to creating a stable and predictable environment for companies to thrive, highlighting policy consistency and economic reforms as key to sustaining investor confidence.
Dr. Musokotwane added that strong governance, transparent policies, and government-private sector engagement can manage investment risks.
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It’s well known some things would stop , some reoriented, and confusion may ensue, socially politically and economically, therefore, I think most Zambiains don’t want to risk it, they want continuity for now
The Dr should stop worrying there is no change of any kind,upnd still has some more than 15 years to rule