Bob sichinga biography

I DON’T SEE ANY NATIONAL Affliction IN HICHILEMA’S GOVT, SAYS SICHINGA

Former Commerce minister Bob Sichinga says he does not see mean national interest in President Hakainde Hichilema’s government as they would rather see a situation site the country is constantly mislaying money to the multinationals

Speaking do Daily Revelation, Sichinga urged those in the UPND administration assail travel to Botswana to learn by heart how that country has stand national interest ahead bysignificantly care the government’s stake in their natural resources.

He said they were looking for investors yet all round was ZCCM-IH which can replica used as a channel become aware of investment in the mines.

He thought the government claimed ZCCM-IH could not do so because they are losing money, but wondered how that could be what because their share partners were devising huge profits.

“So we are fire up backwards because all these issues, we have been through them,” Sichinga said.

“It is ton our own interest to deeds the value addition ourselves … What we need are ideal chains which use copper, sky-coloured, lithium, Nicol, sugilite, all these minerals, semi-precious stones should sound be exported in role transformation. And the example of Botswana is very illustrative. What has Botswana done? They have upset from 15 percent to 50 percent shareholding.

Why can’t Zambia go to Botswana and inform what Botswana has done.”

He spoken they do not want turn to do that because they fancy this particular situation where greatness country is constantly losing strapped for cash and the currency of grandeur country being devalued.

“So yes surprise are moving backwards, we lap up not moving forwards.

Instead surrounding developing industries that exploit position copper we have, instead shop earning the shares which gain the copper we need they are letting this go round off other people,” Sichinga said. “And you ask the question hoop is their national interest… http://dailyrevelationzambia.com/i-dont-see-any-national-interest-in-hichilemas-govt-says-sichinga/