
Liquified Petroleum Gas shortage looms
A shortage of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) looms in the country after the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) ordered wholesale players to have their own branded 48kgs gas cylinders by 31 July.

A shortage of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) looms in the country after the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) ordered wholesale players to have their own branded 48kgs gas cylinders by 31 July.

RESEARCHERS at Inter Horizon Securities have projected that revenue at the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange-listed crocodile breeder Padenga Holdings Limited (Padenga) will increase by 30,4% to US$166,81 million during the financial year.

CHINESE owned Sinomine which runs Bikita Minerals has started work on the US$22 million power line stretching from Tokwe Mukosi dam to Bikita district to provide electricity to its two lithium beneficiation.

WITH the transition to green energy for the sake of managing climate change and dwindling oil resources, focus has now been increased on key minerals, which will play a vital role in.

Could Zimbabwe, a world leader in platinum, one day end up with nowhere to sell one of its most prized minerals?
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Zimbabwe’s State power utility ZESA aims to more than double national grid capacity by 2025 to respond to increased demand from the mining sector, its chief executive said last week.
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Sandawana Mine was once one of the world’s largest emerald mines, but it shut down years ago after production collapsed and it lost markets. Now, Kuvimba Mining House wants to reopen the.

A 25-YEAR-OLD Mazowe man was arraigned before Harare Magistrate Dennis Mangosi facing a murder charge for allegedly stabbing a fellow gold panner following an argument.
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ZESA Holdings chief executive Howard Choga has said the power utility aims to more than double national grid capacity by 2025 to meet increasing demand mainly driven by the mining industry.
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ZIMBABWE’S mining sector will require in excess of 2 000 megawatts (MW) of electricity in the next three to four years, up 344% compared to current needs, as industry expands.
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