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ED warns US$12bn plan under threat

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa said time was running out for the mining sector, which has undertaken to ramp up output and increase annual forex revenues to US$12 billion.

The industry currently generates about US$2.

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Major mining projects coming on stream

Gold mining companies have asked Government to facilitate access to loans needed to increase production and ensure the country achieves its targeted 100-tonne output by 2030.

The metal is Zimbabwe’s second-biggest export earner.

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Oil, gas search gets top priority

Government has placed priority on increased exploration of hydrocarbons (oil and gas), as part of strategies to drive progress towards US$12 billion industry target by 2023, Mines and Mining Development.

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Invictus pushes for million-hectare oilfield

AUSTRALIA Stock Exchange-listed oil and gas explorer, Invictus Energy yesterday requested government to expand its exploration claims in Muzarabani by 10 times, marking another phase in the firm’s hunt for its first.

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Tsingshan’s Chivhu project a game-changer

Stainless steel manufacturer and parent company for Afrochine – Tsingshan Group’s continued investments in the country and latest project in Chivhu, will be a game changer for Mashonaland East Province and the.

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Mining Indaba underway in Vic Falls

Stakeholders from across Zimbabwe’s mining industry meet in Victoria Falls starting today until Saturday, focussed on discussing issues troubling operators, strategies and policy proposals to optimise mineral production and value addition.

President Mnangagwa,.

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Zacc descends on granite miners

THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) says it has started investigating the black granite mining industry in Mutoko following reports that local authorities were being paid peanuts in taxes by mining companies.

Mutoko Rural.

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Cabinet approves three joint ventures

Cabinet yesterday approved three joint venture agreements (JVAs) that were recommended by the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA), as more private firms partner Government in mutually beneficial investment projects.

The three proposed.

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