Zambia asks mines to curtail normal power use by 40% amid crunch
Production has so far been stable thanks to co-operation between the mining industry and the government.
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Epiroc’s profit hit by struggling construction sector, shares drop
Epiroc's shares fell more than 5% on Friday.
