Zambia has many natural resources, especially in the mining sector. The country’s economy relies heavily on copper, but it also has reserves of cobalt, gold, silver, and uranium. Zambia’s emerald deposits rank among the world’s largest. Other mined gemstones include amethyst, aquamarine, and tourmaline. Additionally, limestone is quarried for stone, lime, and cement. Zambia’s considerable rivers are a source of hydropower for the country.
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