By Business Reporter – Thursday 13 December 2018
HARARE – (Mining Index) – ZIMBABWE is losing an estimated US$50 million every month in gold leakages as a result of the current dual payment.
By Business Reporter
HARARE (Mining Index) – COMPREHENSIVE mineral resource prospecting and evaluation is critical for Zimbabwe to pave way for judicious exploitation of natural resources and increased investment in the mining.
By Business Reporter
HARARE – (Mining Index) – AFTER facing challenges from commercial mining in their communities, Penhalonga, Marange and ARDA Transau have launched Community Protocols (CPs) advocating for sustainable use of biodiversity,.
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HARARE (Mining Index) – THE future of Bindura Nickel Corporation’s (BNC) smelter project remains uncertain as the company is failing to secure adequate funding to complete the scheme owing to.
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HARARE (Mining Index) – CABINET has approved the much awaited National Diamond Policy, giving only four companies rights to explore and mine diamonds in Zimbabwe.
The Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC),.
By Features Reporter
ANALYSIS (Mining Index) – FOUR years later after discovery of coal bed methane in Matebeleland North province, Zimbabwe still sits on this multi-billion dollar project, while the country continue to battle.
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ANALYSIS – (Mining Index) –IT is a noble idea for Zimbabwe to join the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), but it is another story as subscribing to the world body.
By Business Reporter
HARARE (Mining Index) – THE 2019 national budget spelt out a cocktail of measures aimed at improving the mining sector, with US$15.4 million allocated to the sector.
“It is critical that.
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HARARE (Mining Index) – CLASSIFIED as a metal and an excellent conductor of heat and electricity, tantalite is a heavy, hard, blue-grey or black shiny mineral found in granite rocks.
While.
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HARARE (Mining Index) – THE third quarter of 2018 saw the Mineral Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) generating overall mineral tonnage of 1,380,466 metric tonnes, up 15% relative to the.
