
Update: Hwange Power Station’s Unit 8 synchronised to national grid
Power utility ZESA has started drawing power from Hwange Unit 8, the second of two 300 MW generating units built at a cost of US$1.4 billion. Testing of the coal-fired unit began.

Power utility ZESA has started drawing power from Hwange Unit 8, the second of two 300 MW generating units built at a cost of US$1.4 billion. Testing of the coal-fired unit began.

GOLD Miner, Metallon Corporation will take over operations at the scandal-ridden Redwing Mine in Penhalonga following the removal of the gold mine from corporate rescue by the Supreme Court in September last.

ZIMPLATS and its parent company Implats have issued 5% shares to traditional leaders in Mhondoro-Ngezi district, who will hold them on behalf of their communities.
This was revealed yesterday during the commissioning of.

AUSTRALIA-LISTED Invictus Energy has commenced the second phase of its exploration programme at the Cabora Bassa project as it seeks to identify future search wells with the potential to give Zimbabwe energy.

Platinum producer Zimplats has commissioned a new US$100 million concentrator plant to support its US$1.8 billion expansion of the country’s biggest mine.
Zimplats is currently developing two mines, Bimha and Mupani, and the.

Hwange Thermal Power Station’s Unit 8, which is undergoing a series of performance tests, achieved its first full capacity of 355 megawatts (MW) on Tuesday, 14 June 2023.
This was revealed by the.

ZIMBABWE is losing precious minerals through porous borders, with security forces and border officials manning the entry points seriously incapacitated to plug illicit flows, a report by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on.

THE ministry of Mines has been forced to go back to the drawing board and revise proposed changes to the country’s mining law after Parliament flagged some legal provisions as unconstitutional.
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In a new analysis of the technology, BloombergNEF said it expects sodium to take market share from the cheapest, lowest-range end of.

Despite the outlook calling for improving weather conditions, including anticipated rainfall and cooler temperatures, the mining industry in Canada’s Ontario and Quebec provinces is grappling with a disruptive blow caused by persistent.