
LPG facility ready next year: Govt
Government says the first phase of a 2 000-metric tonne liquefied petroleum gas facility (LPG) will be commissioned in Ruwa next year.
Consumers have shifted to liquefied gas since the southern African country.

Government says the first phase of a 2 000-metric tonne liquefied petroleum gas facility (LPG) will be commissioned in Ruwa next year.
Consumers have shifted to liquefied gas since the southern African country.

MZINYATHINI villagers in Umzingwane, Matabeleland South are up in arms against a miner they accuse of pegging his mining claims on their farmland.
Ward 3 village co-ordinator David Mpofu confirmed the developments to.

THE Solidarity Mine Workers Union of Zimbabwe (SOMWUZ) has dragged into the spotlight diversified mining group RioZim Limited over unpaid packages of 191 workers retrenched last month.
SOMWUZ secretary-general Prince Mpala claimed that.

Zimbabwe extended an incentive for.

INVICTUS Energy — the Australian headquartered resources outfit that is hoping to make Zimbabwe’s first oil find — says it is unfazed by fears it could strike dry seams as it is.

JUSTICE, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has defied the Supreme Court by appointing Munashe Shava as the administrator for Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) despite the Court recently dismissing his.

Global exploration giant Invictus Energy Limited estimates that Zimbabwe holds one of the world’s largest oil and gas deposits.
The Australian based company’s latest report states that the Muzarabani prospect in Zimbabwe’s Mashonaland.

PARLIAMENT’S Portfolio Committee on Mines and Mining Development has raised serious concerns over gold smuggling and the general chaotic state of Zimbabwe’s gold mining sector.
Committee chairperson Edmund Mkaratigwa was quoted as saying:.

Gold miners say they can only invest the US$1 billion required for development over the next five years if they can retain a greater share of their foreign exchange earnings.
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Government has injected US$15 million towards the expansion of Feruka pipeline, as it scales up plans to convert the Msasa fuel depot in Harare into a regional inland hub for fuel distribution.