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Closed Mines in Zimbabwe – What we know about Alaska Mine
Alaska Mine is a large open pit copper mine which is 20 km from Chinhoyi town.
In pre-colonial times, miners were believed to have mined about a.
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Two executives exit ZMF
By Business Reporter – Wednesday 10 February 2021
HARARE (Mining Index) – TWO executives have tendered their resignations from the Zimbabwe Miners Federation.
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Chinese firm abandons diamond mine in Bikita
By Business Reporter – Wednesday 10 February 2021
HARARE (Mining Index) – NAN JIANG AFRICA is an abandoned diamond mine located in Bikita close to Save Valley.
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Rushwaya reinstated as ZMF president
By Business Reporter – Tuesday 9 February 2021
HARARE (Mining Index) – ZIMBABWE Miners Federation (ZMF) President Henrietta Rushwaya has been reinstated as the Federation President after.
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Child participation at closed mines worrisome
By Business Reporter – Monday 8 February 2021
HARARE (Mining Index) – WHILE some Small-scale Miners have organized themselves into formalized tribute agreements to extract various minerals.
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Women Miners hail appointment of Mpindiwe as Mash West PMD
By Business Reporter – Sunday 8 February 2021
HARARE (Mining Index) – WOMEN across the country have welcomed the appointment of Ms Mpindiwe as substantive Provincial Mining.
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Tharisa extends option to acquire 90% of Salene Chrome Zimbabwe
Tharisa advised that it had acquired an option to acquire a 90% shareholding in Salene Chrome Zimbabwe at the par value thereof from Leto Settlement, a related party, published on.
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Govt withdraws move to bring back indigenisation law
The government has withdrawn its decision to bring back the controversial indigenisation law it had struck off last year as it buckles under pressure following concerns the move would scare.
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Corruption in mining sector: Several officials implicated
SEVERAL officials in the mines and mining development sector including some in the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee have been implicated in corruption involving claims and mines.
Chairman of.
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CNRG condemns senseless suffocation of artisanal miners
CENTRE FOR NATURAL RESOURCE GOVERNANCE (CNRG) condemns the negligence that led to death, through suffocation, of artisanal miners who were buried alive by Belarusian and Chinese companies at Premier Estates.