ZBTR Round Table will focus on the news about a unit of China's biggest trader which has made an unsolicited offer of US $6.5 billion for Equinox Minerals, the owner of Africa's largest copper mine, Lumwana in Zambia's North-Western province. According to international media, Minmetals Resources Limited, the Hong Kong unit of China's metal trader has made an unsolicited offer of about $6.5 billion in cash for Equinox Minerals Ltd gaining control of Africa's largest copper mine. If cut the deal China's biggest mineral takeover, would give Minmetals CEO control of the Lumwana Copper Mine in Zambia and Saudi Arabia's biggest copper deposit. The question our round table panelists will tackle is; what does this mean for Zambia? Join Dr Richard Mbewe, business trainer, management consultant and adjunct professor international economics & management based in Warsaw, Poland and Mr Robert Sichinga a business consultant with Strategic Shift based in Los Angeles, California this Saturday April 16 for an informative discussion on the future of one of Africa's largest investments- Lumwana Copper Mines.