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The US has blocked assets belonging to Alrosa in the government’s latest action against the Russian miner. The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has “designated” the company in an effort to cut off funding for Russia’s war in Ukraine, the US Department of the Treasury announced Thursday. This means Alrosa has joined a list […]

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Israel’s diamond trade saw robust figures in the first quarter as the industry’s recovery continued, though the Russia crisis has raised questions about how long the trend will last. Polished exports — after returns of unsold items — soared 58% year on year to $1.31 billion for the three months, the country’s Ministry of Economy […]

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- April 11, 2022
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Rio Tinto on Friday said climate change was at the heart of its new strategy, as shareholders at its first in-person annual general meeting (AGM) in two years in London demanded the miner set clear targets to cut indirect emissions. Rio Tinto recorded its best ever annual profit in 2021 and gave shareholders a record […]

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KARO Mining Holdings, controlled by Loucas Pouroulis, whose plan is to set up a multi-million-dollar platinum refinery plant in the country, currently employs 11 people, four years after it was allocated vast mineral claims sitting on 23 000 hectares along the resource-rich Great Dyke area, the Zimbabwe Independent can reveal. This comes a week after […]

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ZIMBABWE hosts Impala Platinum’s (Implats’) best operating division in the form of subsidiaries Zimplats and Mimosa Platinum and having the country seen as “risky” by other mining companies actually helps the group. That’s the view of Implats CEO Nico Muller who told delegates at the PGMs Industry Day investment conference held in Johannesburg that Implats […]

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- April 11, 2022
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THE Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (Zida) approved 126 new investment projects last year with a combined value of US$557,8 million. Zida acting chief executive Duduzile Shinya said since her organisation was formed, there has been significant improvement in FDI flowing into the country, largely driven by the “Zimbabwe is open for business approach”. “There […]

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- April 8, 2022
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Zimbabwe’s mining industry sees a funding shortfall of $10 billion (~R145 billion) over the next five years, a challenge compounded by erratic power supplies and exchange-rate volatility. While Zimbabwe has the world’s third-biggest reserves of platinum-group metals, plus gold, diamond and chrome mines, development has been stymied by political instability, economic collapse and rules that […]

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- April 8, 2022
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Tharisa, the South African miner run by the Pouroulis family, plans to start producing platinum in Zimbabwe within 24 months after acquiring a controlling interest in the Karo mine. While Zimbabwe has the world’s third-biggest reserves of platinum-group metals, development has been stymied by political instability, economic collapse and previous local-ownership rules. Impala Platinum, Anglo […]

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- April 8, 2022
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Mineral exploration and development company Deep-South Resources has signed a definitive earn-in agreement with Word Class Minerals Venture (WCMV) to acquire up to 80% of three copper exploration licences in the Zambian Copper belt. “While reinstating the licence over the Haib copper project, in Namibia, remains our number one priority, we are very enthusiastic about […]

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Russian coal and oil paid for in yuan is about to start flowing into China as the two countries try to maintain their energy trade in the face of growing international outrage over the invasion of Ukraine. Several Chinese firms used local currency to buy Russian coal in March, and the first cargoes will arrive […]