Zambia established its inaugural digital repository for geological information at a ceremony held at the Taj Pamodzi Hotel in Lusaka. The Smart Zambia Institute's Acting National Coordinator, Kasali Musenge, emphasized the importance of local data management and national digital sovereignty through this platform. Minister Paul C. Kabuswe of Mines and Minerals Development described the shift from paper records to electronic systems as transformative progress. Dr. Hapenga Kabeta, the Ministry's Permanent Secretary, predicted mining sector improvements through enhanced data accessibility and security. Kobold Metals representative Tuleyone Mpengula praised collaborative efforts between government agencies and private companies.
The digital platform stores decades of geological research and datasets through secure technology systems. Researchers, geologists, investors, and citizens can access comprehensive mineral exploration information via user-friendly interfaces. Advanced analytical capabilities support evidence-based resource management decisions across multiple sectors. The system integrates modern exploration tools while maintaining transparent operations for public benefit. This technological advancement positions Zambia as a regional leader in sustainable resource development and digital economic growth.
The digital platform stores decades of geological research and datasets through secure technology systems. Researchers, geologists, investors, and citizens can access comprehensive mineral exploration information via user-friendly interfaces. Advanced analytical capabilities support evidence-based resource management decisions across multiple sectors. The system integrates modern exploration tools while maintaining transparent operations for public benefit. This technological advancement positions Zambia as a regional leader in sustainable resource development and digital economic growth.
