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Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry, Zambia

For companies eager to secure a share of the wealth in Zambia's mines, a call on Felix Mutati is obligatory. Mutati oversees much of the investment that drives Zambia's mineral-dependent economy. Increased Chinese and Indian involvement in mining and infrastructure is welcomed by the ruling Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) but criticised by the opposition. The divide looks set to continue, as Mutati anticipates foreign direct investment in Zambia will exceed US$3 billion this year....

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Felix Mutati, Chinese, Indian, Britain, Levy Mwanawasa

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