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- October 22, 2022
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Tharisa is in talks with French energy company Total Eren for a 300MW solar plant for Karo Platinum, a new mine being developed near Selous. Land has been allocated for the solar farm and the company will feed excess energy into the national grid, Karo MD Bernard Pryor says. “We have already allocated the land, […]

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- October 22, 2022
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A DELEGATION from the Chinese steel manufacturing giant, Delong Steel, was in the country this week scouting for investment opportunities with the possibility of the company entering into a partnership with one of Zimbabwe’s largest mining companies, Kuvimba Mining House (Kuvimba) for the revival of the defunct Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Ziscosteel). The delegation, […]

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- October 19, 2022
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he African oil and especially gas sector received a spirited defence from African Energy Chamber chairperson NJ Ayuk on Tuesday. He was giving the opening address at Africa Energy Week 2022, in Cape Town. He highlighted that energy drove civilization, but that the energy industry was the one that now suffered the most criticism, the […]

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- October 18, 2022
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Zambia, Africa’s second-largest copper producer, said on Monday the number of mining licences that a company can hold at a time will be restricted to five to curb speculative purchases within the country’s licensing system. The ministry of mines in February suspended the issuance of mining licences and commissioned an audit in response to public […]

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- October 18, 2022
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The formal gold mining sector in Zimbabwe is really dominated by one mining player – Caledonia Mining Corporation. But this is set to change. A company previously focused on oil and gas has changed its name and is looking to establish a prominent mining position in the country with a strategy that differs slightly from […]

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- October 18, 2022
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Zimbabwe will not rush to use mineral reserves under a new policy that compels miners to pay half of their royalties in commodities to settle its foreign debt of US$13.2 billion. “We want to focus first on maximizing value from our minerals and then later see how we can use them to clear our arrears,” […]

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- October 18, 2022
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AUSTRALIA Stock Exchange (ASX)-listed energy explorer Invictus Energy on Monday said it encountered some “minor” delays in preparing to drive the 12¼ hole section of its Mukuyu-1 exploration well due to rig maintenance. The firm, which kicked off drilling the first of two test wells at its Zimbabwe-based Cabora Bassa claims in Muzarabani last month, […]

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- October 17, 2022
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A manager at a Banket farm allegedly shot dead an artisanal miner, who was part of a three-man gang that had invaded the property to prospect for gold. The shooting brings to the fore endemic conflicts surrounding land use in communal areas, resettlements and commercial farms. Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul […]

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- October 17, 2022
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MASHONALAND West Provincial Mining Director, Sibongubuhle Mpindiwa, arrested Tuesday for unlawfully revoking mining claims and reportedly changing ownerships before transferring them to new beneficiaries, has been granted ZW$60 000 bail. Mpindiwa appeared Wednesday at Chinhoyi Magistrates’ Courts facing four counts of criminal abuse of office. Her court appearance was delayed and she had to spend […]

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- October 17, 2022
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Industry and Commerce Minister, Sekai Nzenza, has sarcastically said baboons had made home of former integrated steel giant, Ziscosteel situated at Redcliff, Kwekwe. Once arguably the biggest steel manufacturing plant in Africa, corruption, mismanagement, political interference and gross incompetence brought Ziscosteel to its knees, leading to its subsequent closure in 2016. Since then, government has […]