Kamiyobo Copper Project is an active copper mining project located in Mumbwa District, Central Province, Zambia, under Small-Scale Mining Licence No. 7537-HQ-SML. The project is owned by Botha Resources Limited, following the successful transfer of the licence from W.J.W. Construction Limited in June 2026.
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Kamiyobo Copper Project is an active copper mining project located in Mumbwa District, Central Province, Zambia, under Small-Scale Mining Licence No. 7537-HQ-SML. The project is owned by Botha Resources Limited, following the successful transfer of the licence from W.J.W. Construction Limited in June 2026.
Covering approximately 396.77 hectares, the Kamiyobo Project lies within the broader Mumbwa geological domain, a structurally complex area influenced by the Hook Granite Complex, Lufilian Arc and Katanga Super...
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StatusActive
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CommodityCopper
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CountryZambia
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RegionMumbwa - Central Province
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Licence No. 7537-HQ-SML was previously held by W.J.W. Construction Limited. In 2026, the project was acquired by Botha Resources Limited following an assessment of its mining potential. The decision to acquire the licence was driven by the visible mineralisation at the existing pit, the exposed and largely undeveloped mineralised zones, the potential for copper (malachite), and the broader mining activity within the ...
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Mining commenced in May 2026, with 800 tonnes of oxide copper ore extracted at a reported average grade of 1.29% Cu. Production increased to 1,240 tonnes in Jun...
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