
Corruption rocks Mines ministry
Top officials in the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development are parcelling out already occupied mining claims to cronies and politicians prejudicing government of millions of dollars, a latest Zimbabwe.

Top officials in the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development are parcelling out already occupied mining claims to cronies and politicians prejudicing government of millions of dollars, a latest Zimbabwe.

The country’s anti-graft body, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc), is pushing for an extensive audit of international mining companies operating in Zimbabwe, following suspicion of tax evasion through under declaration.

Prospect Resources Limited announcement on Friday of its plans to build a floatation pilot plant at Arcadia Mine near Harare to process bulk samples for its lithium markets globally, demonstrates.

By Business Reporter – Tuesday 17 November 2020
HARARE (Mining Index) – THE National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1), government’s economic blueprint running from 2021 to 2025 is.

A crocodile skin and meat company investing in a gold mine drew a lot of side-eyes last year. But Padenga Holdings’ investment in Dallaglio is now looking like a case.

THE Government is committed to impart requisite technical skills needed in capacitating miners towards fulfilling their production obligations that will in turn spur the attainment of the US$12 billion mining.

LISTED miner RioZim Limited has withdrawn its June and July cautionary statements in which it warned of the impact of delayed gold payments, saying engagements with the central bank over.

SIX mine workers are reportedly still trapped in a mine shaft which collapsed last Tuesday at Matshetshe Mine in Esigodini.
Indications are that no efforts have been.

Zimbabwe’s Rio Energy Ltd’s plans to construct a US$ 3 Billion thermal power plant in Sengwa, Gokwe District, with financial assistance from China Gezhouba Group Corporation are at an advanced.

…..Payment delays cited
…..Gold producers to dump Fidelity Printers
Zimbabwe could have lost more than US$1.8bn in the first 10 months of the year largely due to.