THE Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) yesterday said government should grant troubled power producer, Zesa Holdings, authority to hike power tariffs and give impetus to its recapitalisation plan.
With ageing power stations,.
The World Diamond Council (WDC) has repeated its call for reforms to the Kimberley Process (KP), warning that failure to do so could lead to a “two-tiered” industry.
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Zimbabwe’s gold artisanal and small-scale miners have demanded more incentives from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to ramp up production.
In June this year, RBZ through Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR) introduced.
London Stock Exchange-listed resources firm, Contango Holdings, is set to start production at its Lubu coal mining project in Matabeleland North Province after receiving impressive set of results from exploration.
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The Mines ministry has given notice to cancel Chinese mining company Heijin’s certificates of registration by December 6 this year, following an uproar by villagers who are set to be displaced by.
THE Australian firm exploring for gas and petroleum resources in Zimbabwe’s Muzarabani district this week said the quality of data coming out of swathes of their claims in the Zambezi Valley had.
ZIMBABWE’S ruling Zanu PF and 16 fringe opposition parties under the Political Actors Dialogue (Polad) have requested the United Nations (UN) to help it resume international trade in diamonds, the Zimbabwe Independent.
ARTISANAL miners have been blamed for causing the spread of HIV and tuberculosis in Matabeleland South province.
Matabeleland South TB/HIV officer Norbert Singine told Southern Eye that the province has huge mineral deposits,.
DIAMOND producers in Zimbabwe have requested the government to slash royalty rates for the precious stones to enhance viability in the sector.
Royalties for diamond producers are currently rated as 10% of gross.
It was once one of the biggest copper mines in the region, but it is hard to tell with the broken public toilets, long queues for water and crumbling staff houses.
In Chebanga,.
