
Queens Mine ‘gags’ workers
DURATION Gold Investment (DGI) Private Limited, which owns Queens Mine in Nyathi, Matabeleland North province, has warned its workers against talking to the media about working conditions at its Little Mviga section.
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DURATION Gold Investment (DGI) Private Limited, which owns Queens Mine in Nyathi, Matabeleland North province, has warned its workers against talking to the media about working conditions at its Little Mviga section.
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ZIMBABWE’S gold deliveries have surged 34,1% in the first 10 months of the year to reach 29,5 tonnes as industry restores normalcy from COVID-19 restrictions.
The deliveries, according to latest Fidelity Printers and.

VICTORIA Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX)-listed resources outfit, Bindura Nickel Corporation (BNC) says it plans to exploit energy minerals in its first major diversification strategy since its formation in 1966.
The firm, which has.

GOVERNMENT says the country requires energy imports of between 200 megawatts (MW) and 450MW daily from regional utilities to meet its power deficit.
Zimbabwe has been reeling under rolling power cuts since the.

THE country’s policies are once again in the spotlight after more than 5 000 artisanal miners and fortune seekers, including foreigners, mainly of Chinese origin, have descended on the former Sandawana Mine.

Zimbabwe shipped its first coal to China, exporting 20,000 tonnes as part of a trial run to a customer in the cement industry.
The coal was transported via the Mozambican port of Beira,.

VICTORIA Falls Stock Exchange-listed Caledonia Mining Corporation has bought Motapa Mining Company UK, whose gold claims sit next to Bilboes in southern Zimbabwe.
Caledonia has already agreed a deal to buy Bilboes which.

RESOURCES giant Tharisa Plc on Friday revealed plans to raise US$50 million by way of private placement to fund its US$391 million mining project in the country.
Tharisa controls Karo Mining House (KMH),.

AUSTRALIA Stock Exchange-listed resources giant Zimplats has spent about US$372,8 million in various projects in the country, with the Mupani and Bimha mines development chewing the largest chunk.
According to the company’s quarterly.

Zimbabwe-focused Australian energy firm, Invictus has revealed it is now completely self-funded after it raised AUD48,7 million (nearly US$32 million) in capital funding in the year ended June, which has gone into.