Business Reporter
PLATINUM giant, Zimplats has reported a US$131million contribution to national fiscus in the period ending September 2018.
Presenting financial results, Zimplats Chief Finance Officer Stewart Magaso Mangoma said Zimplats’ contribution to government.
Gold steadied yesterday as the dollar trod water against a basket of currencies, with investors reticent to bid up the metal in the face of looming US interest rate increases and escalating.
Business Reporter
CRYPTO mining still remains a mystery to the bulk of the Zimbabwean populace as evidenced by low uptake of this digital mining resource, with local entrepreneurs taking a long hard.
Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE School of Mines (ZSM) has churned out 650 professionally trained small scale miners around the country since it launched the Fundamentals of Mining programme in 2011.
In an interview with Mining.
Business Reporter
WINSTON Chitando has been re-appointed minister of Mines and Mining Development for the next five years.
Chitando joins 19 other cabinet ministers who are faced with a mammoth task to transform the.
Business Reporter
CITY of Harare has lost vast acres of land to sand poachers owing to high rise in property development costing the country a substantial amount of money to rehabilitate the land.
Speaking.
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PLATINUM miner Zimplats has appointed Ms Meroonisha Kerber as non-executive director to its management executive committee.
‘The board of directors of Zimplats is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms Meroonisha Kerber.
Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S largest gold producer, Metallon Corporation has revealed it is sitting on a significant amount of gold in its four subsidiaries.
The mining giant is holding company to Gold Fields of Shamva.
Business Reporter
MBIRE Rural District Council (RDC) could be sitting on a vast mineral reserve that could boost the country’s foreign currency earnings if the minerals are fully exploited.
Gold, coal and natural gas.
Business Reporter
OUTGOING minister of mines Winston Chitando says mining sector revenue is poised to increase to US$12b by 2023 from US$2.5b recorded in 2017.
Chitando said the growth will be spurred by growth.
