In 2025, an agent of Jayesh Shah, a loan shark and major gold buyer, walked into Zimbabwe carrying US$12 million in cash. He declared it at the airport, and deposited the money.
Premier African Minerals Limited has raised about £1 million (US$1,34 million) through a subscription of new ordinary shares, while reporting steady progress at its Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project.
The funds were raised.
A senior survey official at the Ministry of Mines in Bindura, identified only as Mutamba, has been accused of processing an adulterated Siting of Works Plan that fraudulently places Botha Gold Mine’s.
ZESA Holdings has been given a 48-hour ultimatum to disconnect electricity supplying ore processing plants operating at Phoenix Prince Mine in Bindura, amid escalating claims that the activities are illegal and in.
Oil and gas firm Invictus Energy Limited is shifting strategy to acquire producing and near-term oil and gas assets to fast-track revenue generation, even as its flagship Zimbabwe project remains commercially inactive.
Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt has shipped Africa’s first consignment of lithium sulphate from its Zimbabwe mine, two months after the country halted exports of lithium concentrates, alleging malpractice and leakages.
“This inaugural shipment represents.
PREMIER African Minerals Limited says it expects to resume lithium exports soon after industry consultations and regulatory clarification from the government following the suspension of shipments earlier this year.
In February, the government.
The Kimberley Process (KP) needs to consider how it can strengthen digital communication in its work, while addressing emerging risks such as financial integrity, and develop robust traceability standards that add rigour.
Johannesburg- and London-listed integrated resource group Tharisa has appointed former Petra Diamonds CFO Jacques Breytenbach as CFO designate, with effect from May 1.
He will succeed Michael Jones, who is retiring as CFO.
No sector does a corporate faceplant quite like mining; tales of projects gone awry are legion.
One from Zimbabwe involves BHP’s 10-year odyssey of misspend at the Hartley Complex, which, true to the.
