CIVIL Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) head of security Cleopas Chidodo yesterday apologised to former First Lady Grace Mugabe after he told Al Jazeera journalists that she smuggled diamonds and ivory out.
LITHIUM miner Prospect Resources remains well-funded ahead of its future exploration and drilling activities, with strong cash reserves of about A$28,5 million (US$18,86 million), according to managing director Sam Hosack.
Prospect commenced its.
GOVERNMENT has stepped up efforts to equip small-scale gold miners using agriculture industry-inspired methods such as equipment loans, an official has said.
Small-scale gold miners have made significant contributions over the years to.
AUSTRALIAN energy firm Invictus Energy Limited (Invictus) has announced a share purchase plan (SPP) to raise AU$10 million (US$6,68 million) for its Mukuyu-2 appraisal and Cabora Bassa Phase 2 exploration.
In December 2022,.
Upstream oil and gas company Invictus Energy has launched a share purchase plan (SPP) to raise up to A$10-million to fund exploration at its 80%-owned Caborsa Bassa project, in Zimbabwe.
The SPP, which.
The Minister of Energy and Power Development, Soda Zhemu, announced that Hwange Unit 8 is now ready for synchronisation. He also commended the improvements in power supply resulting from the full operation of.
Lithium company Bikita Sinomine has begun construction of a $22 million power line stretching 120km from Tokwe to Bikita in Masvingo Province. The power line will supply electricity to Bikita Sinomine’s lithium.
ZIMBABWE’s lithium is being smuggled at far worse rates than previously estimated, a new report said this week, blaming foreign cartels.
In a report titled ‘Implications of the Lithium Mining Rush in Zimbabwe:.
BRITISH miner, Anglo American Plc (Angloplat) says strong production from its Unki Mine partially offset lower output at its South African units in the first quarter of this year.
Total group output fell.
An analysis by a legal think-tank alleges that lithium mining contracts by Chinese firms in Zimbabwe remain “shrouded” in secrecy, putting the country at risk of losing millions through undervaluing of the.
