
Zimbabwe okays export of 200 000 t of excess power coal
Zimbabwe has allowed the export of 200 000 t of excess power coal because of limited intake at its biggest coal-fired power plant, which is beset by frequent breakdowns, the coal producers.

Zimbabwe has allowed the export of 200 000 t of excess power coal because of limited intake at its biggest coal-fired power plant, which is beset by frequent breakdowns, the coal producers.

THE case of a Chinese Mining Company which recently told Uzumba villagers that they did not own title deeds to their land has taken a new twist after it emerged that it.

AUSTRALIA Stock Exchange-listed lithium producer, Prospect Resources, which is developing Arcadia Lithium Mine near Harare, recorded a loss after tax of US$3,7 million during the year ended June 30, 2021, the firm.

THOUSANDS of Domboshawa villagers on the outskirts of Harare face imminent displacement to accommodate a clique of gold miners with strong links to the ruling Zanu PF party and top government officials.
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Jewelers in India have started selling gold for a little over $1 online after the pandemic upended sales, forcing them to reassess traditional ways of doing business.
Sales crashed last year in the.

Zimasco, one of the country’s biggest chrome smelters, plans to more than double annual smelting capacity to 400,000 tonnes over the next three years.
The Sinosteel unit plans to ramp up output of.

Zimbabwe has been asked to settle a $70-million debt after it lost an international arbitration case over canceled nickel and platinum ventures between a private company and the State miner more than.

THARISA said it was due to present a development proposal for a platinum group metals (PGM) mine in Zimbabwe before the year-end after resuming drilling on the project at the end of.

THE Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) says export revenues from the country’s resources, excluding gold could reach US$3,2 billion this year, after surpassing 2021 targets in only eight months.
MMCZ general manager.

CHINESE mining company, Heijin, has reportedly told villagers in Kaseke, Uzumba district, that they have no capacity to stop their eviction to pave way for granite stone mining as they have no.