A 40-YEAR-OLD Chinese man was dragged to court facing charges of defrauding his fellow countryman US$340 000 in a botched mining deal.
Wen Kai was granted US$1 000 bail with conditions when he.
Sinomine Resource Group is in talks with Zimbabwean authorities to resume its lithium exports, the Chinese mining group said on Friday, weeks after the African country halted the export of lithium concentrates.
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BRITISH miner, Ariana Resources (Ariana) has confirmed further high-grade gold intercepts from its reverse circulation (RC) drill programme at its Dokwe Gold Project in Zimbabwe, concluding this phase of the exploration.
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Escalating conflict in the Middle East is sending fresh shockwaves through Zimbabwe’s economy, with surging global oil prices already driving up local fuel costs and raising fears that external shocks could erode.
London-listed Kavango Resources has raised, by way of subscription, about $4.7-million in Zimbabwe and £2.8-million in the UK, totalling about $8.4-million.
A total of 629.99-million new ordinary shares are to be issued under.
Kamativi Mining Company (KMC) has officially partnered with community-based engineering companies, awarding them tenders to support sustainable development projects in Kamativi and surrounding areas.
This reflects KMC’s policy of promoting local businesses and.
Zimbabwe has outlawed the export of raw minerals and lithium concentrates in a sweeping policy shift aimed at tightening accountability, entrenching local beneficiation and capturing greater value from its vast mineral wealth.
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Aim-listed Premier African Minerals has reported that, following a short delayin the timetable previously announced and after several weeks of planning and mobilisation, it now expects the new 15 t to 20.
Zimbabwe has suspended exports of all raw minerals and lithium concentrates with immediate effect until further notice.
In an announcement on Wednesday, Minister of Mines and Mining Development Polite Kambamura said the move.
Multinational mining and metals processing group Sibanye-Stillwater has written down the value of its Zimbabwe-based Mimosa platinum mine by ZAR461 million (US$28,74 million) following a June 30, 2025, life-of-mine reassessment that revised.
