
British firm to set up £30m solar project
A British company is ready to set up a £30 million solar plant in the country, British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Ms Melanie Robinson said yesterday.
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A British company is ready to set up a £30 million solar plant in the country, British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Ms Melanie Robinson said yesterday.
The investment by the.

THARISA, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed platinum and chrome producer, has acquired Salene Chrome Zimbabwe for US$3 million as part of its growth strategy in the country.
Salene Chrome is a low-lost property at.

THE Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) recently made a call for contributions towards the crafting of a listing and trading framework for small-scale mining companies. In a bid to extend its product.

The value of Zimbabwe’s gold export receipts jumped by more than half to US$97.06m in April 2021 from US$63.42m reported in the same period last year due to improved bullion deliveries and.

ZESA’s debt to Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB) rose to US$97 million last year, up from just over US$45 million in 2019, the Mozambican power supplier HCB says.
Zimbabwe was the second largest.

Government has set an ambitious target in which the mining sector will generate US$12bn annually by 2023.
Mines and Mining Development minister Winston Chitando highlights the teething problems facing the sector and his.

Zimbabwe’s largest platinum miner, Zimplats, reported low output in the quarter to March 31, 2021 owing to the closure of operations at its Ngwarati Mine early this year.
The mine was shut down.

CHINESE company Beifa Investments (Pvt) Ltd has broken its silence on the Dinde project in Hwange and absolved itself of wrongdoing after it was accused of pushing to displace villagers and desecrating.

Invictus Energy says it is on course to begin a seismic campaign in Muzarabani this quarter, after the Australia Stock Exchange listed firm successfully raised requisite capital funding.

IDELITY Printers and Refiners (FPR), a gold buying subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, is leaving no stone unturned in its battle to block the forfeiture of its Kwekwe.