Zambia Sugar has embarked on an ambitious environmental initiative to plant 1,000 trees monthly. This project aims to address pressing environmental challenges, such as climate change and biodiversity loss. By establishing forest reserves and engaging the community, we aspire to restore the local ecosystem and raise awareness about the importance
The Zambia Sugar team represented by the Corporate Affairs Director, Eugene Chungu, and Human Resource Director, Sharon Lima, paid a courtesy call, Tuesday, on the Minister of Labour and Social Security, Hon. Brenda Tambatamba, MP. In addition to being an introductory meeting for Sharon, the delegation was pleased to update
On 2nd August, 2024, a conference organized by Zambia Sugar and ZICA themed: “Women in Leadership: Strategies for Success” graced by the ZICA President Mrs Yande Mwenye, aimed at inspiring and empowering women to assume leadership positions across various fields.The conference, held from 8:00AM to 3:00PM, was a day filled
As part of Illovo Sugar Africa, we have sponsored two of our employees to take part in the Mount Kilimanjaro expedition, which will eventually see them summit Mount Kilimanjaro, the continent’s highest mountain range, on Mandela Day. Trek4Mandela is leading the expedition. The initiative is designed to raise awareness as
Embarking on a ground-breaking journey of social responsibility and diversity, Illovo Sugar Africa is on a mission to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro. With 17 employees from across our African and European businesses, we’re challenging ourselves to summit Africa’s tallest peak, while championing gender equality. Special thanks to our partners #Trek4Mandela, and
Cane supply up 8 %, Sugar production up 14%, Sales volume up 18%, Revenue up by 39% and Operating profit up 105%! We posted ZMW1.088 billion Profit After Tax (PAT), up from ZMW511 million earned in the six-month period ending February 2023. This was mainly driven by increased domestic sales
BRITISH High Commissioner to Zambia, Nicholas Woolley, says he is extremely impressed with the agility exhibited by the teams at Zambia Sugar Plc. Specifically, High Commissioner Woolley cited the use of our advanced technology, including new farming systems, drip, centre pivot and the latest short furrow irrigation systems. He also
We held our Safety Week last week under the theme: “Safety First, Quality always and Environmental Vigilance.” The week-long event, running from 15 to 19 April 2024, was characterised by activities across the Nakambala Estate, including drama, song and dance and exhibitions. Employees and contractors reflected on their safety performance,
Illovo Sugar Africa Group Chief Executive Officer, Gavin Dalgleish, presented a Safety Award to Oswald Magwenzi, Zambia Sugar Managing Director, Tuesday 9 April 2024, at a ceremony held at the University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS), Johannesburg. The award was presented to Oswald in recognition of his
ZAMBIA SUGAR BUILDING RESILIENCE THROUGH BETTER WATER MANAGEMENT Water permeates life on Earth. It is essential as an enabler and sustainer both of life such as plants, animals, and of human civilization. This implies that both quality and availability is critical for sustaining life. Water together with food and energy
