The unresolved Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (KKIA) gold scandal continues to cast a shadow over Zambia’s gold mining sector, with economic expert questioning the lack of prosecutions and ‘transparency’ in the case. Despite the magnitude of the case, which involved a significant quantity of gold being seized at the country’s main airport – KKIA, the matter appears to have faded from public discourse, raising concerns about accountability and who may ultimately benefit from the silence. The economic expert has also raised concerns over the government’s lack of a clear gold production target, contrasting it with the well-publicized objective of producing...
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