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Behind the Arcadia mine deal

HUAYOU, one of the world’s biggest companies in the battery metals business, last week announced a deal to buy Prospect Resources, which is developing a lithium mine in Zimbabwe.

The deal will see.

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China plunders Zim’s mineral wealth

By Lucy Tandi

HARARE (Mining Index) – CHINA has in the past decade emerged as a key external investor in Zimbabwe’s mining sector. Under the Second Republic, Zimbabwe has embarked on a policy.

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Zim miners solicit US$ tax exemption

By Business Reporter

MINERS’ representative body, the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (CoMZ), has asked the government to charge taxes, royalties and for electricity bills among other statutory obligations in the Zimbabwean dollar.

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SMM ghost resurfaces

GOVERNMENT’S 2005 hostile take-over of the Shabanie-Mashava Mines (SMM) Holdings has resurfaced with the Reconstruction Act, blamed by many for destroying several companies, coming into the spotlight.

Former SMM workers, who are languishing.

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Chinese miners’ trucks damaging our roads: Mayor

GWERU mayor Josiah Makombe has blamed Chinese-owned mining vehicles for damaging city roads.

Makombe said the Midlands capital was witnessing a proliferation of Chinese companies venturing into chrome smelting, but contributing little to.

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Suitors eye Zulu lithium project stake

Premier African Minerals Limited is in discussions with various suitors interested in taking up a stake in its Matabeleland based Zulu Lithium project and due diligence is in progress.

Premier African Minerals is.

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Treasury descends on Chinese miners

Treasury will audit some Chinese gold mining operations amid revelations they have been importing equipment duty-free but failing to sell the yellow metal to Fidelity Printers and Refineries (FPR).

Government had introduced a.

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Mining companies urged to pay workers

ZIMBABWE Mining Workers (ZMW) president Kurebwa Javangwe Nomboka has urged mining companies to pay their workers COVID-19 allowances as the sector is regarded an essential service.

Nomboka urged the mine workers’ National Employment.

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Premier sets aside US$1,1m for Zim projects

ZIMBABWE-focused miner Premier African Minerals has raised £800 000 (approximately US$1,1 million) via a placing, with the proceeds to be used at the Zulu Lithium and Tantalum projects in Zimbabwe.

The company said.

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