
Moti Group bullish on Zim prospects
MOTI Group will double its production by 100% to 20 000 tonnes of chrome in the next two months from the current 10 000 tonnes as the diversified mining group targets a.

MOTI Group will double its production by 100% to 20 000 tonnes of chrome in the next two months from the current 10 000 tonnes as the diversified mining group targets a.

MORE than US$20 million was illegally moved out of the country’s borders in murky deals involving blacklisted diamond dealer Jamal Ahmed in an opaque sale of one million carats of diamonds from.

OUTPUT from Zimbabwe’s gold mines will rise to 60 tonnes in the next five years, generating US$3,5 billion at current prices, the Gold Producers Association of Zimbabwe said yesterday, before outlining a.

FORMER Ziscosteel employees, who are still to be paid their retrenchment packages five years after government terminated their contracts, have now turned to parliament.
In an interview, Chairperson for the Board of Trustees.

ZIMBABWE’S mining sector is battling a huge capital gap, resulting in some companies failing to meet targets, Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (CoMZ) chief executive Isaac Kwesu has said.
“We are in the.

Cheeky gold diggers in Kwekwe have been digging up Globe and Phoenix School premises, barrowing like rats under classrooms in search of the precious metal.
The school head Isaac Bvupajena says: “They have.

Disco Iron and Steel Company, the Chinese firm that is constructing a US$1,5 billion steel processing plant near Mvuma, says a power deal signed with Zesa Holdings Limited on Monday will see.

SOUTHERN Africa-focused oil and gas exploration outfit, Invictus Energy has signed a binding well services contract with Baker Hughes for its drilling campaign in Muzarabani.
Baker Hughes is one of the world’s leading.

A series of investments into Zimbabwean lithium by foreign companies, led by mostly Chinese energy companies and UK explorers, has raised debate on value addition in the sector.
Huayou Cobalt bought Arcadia mine.

HOUSES have been built for six of nine families set to be affected by Chinese owned Tsingshan Holding Group’s Manhidze iron and steel plant in Chirumanzu district, as developments take shape.