By Lucy Tandi – Wednesday 29 July 2020
MUTARE (Mining Index) – PRICES have fallen but illegal diamond trade has continued as usual in Zimbabwe during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to industry analysts.
By Business Reporter – Sunday 26 July 2020
ONE of the leading quarry mines in Zimbabwe, Kromount Technologies (Pvt) Limited, trading as Vuti Quarries says it has gone full circle in the production.
By ZELA – Wednesday 22 July 2020
ANALYSIS (Mining Index) – ON 16 July 2020, the Minister of Finance and Economic Development (MoFED), Professor Mthuli Ncube, presented the Mid-Term Budget and Economic Review to.
By Lucy Tandi – Wednesday 22 July 2020
LOCAL – HARARE (Mining Index) – WHY is Zimbabwe, a country endowed with an estimated 13 million tonnes of unexploited gold reserves valued at approximately US$65 trillion.
By Business Reporter – Wednesday 22 July 2020
HARARE (Mining Index) – FIDELITY Printers and Refiners (FPR) general manager Fradreck Kunaka says his institution can only be guided by government, through the Reserve.
By Business Reporter – Monday 20 July 2020
HARARE (Mining Index) – FIDELITY Printers and Refiners (FPR) has revealed that over 20 gold buying agents have been licensed, but refused to reveal the.
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka – Sunday 19 July 2020
LOCAL – HARARE (Mining Index) – TOGABLESS Mining Investment has thrown its weight behind women miners in Mashonaland Central province following a request by Women Affairs, Community.
By Business Reporter – Saturday 18 July 2020
LOCAL – HARARE (Mining Index) – DIAMOND production FY2020 is projected at 2.1 million carats, Finance and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube this week revealed.
By Business Reporter – Saturday 18 July 2020
LOCAL – HARARE (Mining Index) – GOVERNMENT has set priority areas to transform the mining sector in order to realise the US$12 billion mining target.
By Business Reporter – Thursday 16 July 2020
HARARE (Mining Index) – GOLD received by Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR) for the second quarter of 2020 continued on a downward trend, falling short.
