Bikita Minerals, a subsidiary of Sinomine Resource Group, has resumed lithium concentrate exports after securing an export licence from Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Mines and Mining Development under the country’s new lithium export.
The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has withdrawn a controversial Siting of Works approval granted to Botha Gold Mine following serious allegations of fraud, forgery, and abuse of office raised by.
Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) chairperson, Caston Matewu, says the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Ziscosteel) is effectively a “dead asset”, arguing that policymakers should abandon efforts to revive the once-iconic steel.
CALEDONIA Mining Corporation grew its liquidity position to US$191,1 million in the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, strengthening its ability to fund the ambitious Bilboes Gold Project.
The miner said improved cash.
MINER and crocodile farming group Padenga Holdings Limited expects a “robust financial performance” from its mining subsidiary, Dallaglio Investments (Private) Limited, through year-end, supported by elevated global gold prices.
Dallaglio’s revenue rose 30%.
Indian banks have resumed gold and silver imports after a hiatus that stretched for more than a month by agreeing to pay a 3% customs levy that earlier prompted lenders to halt.
MUTAPA Gold Resources (MGR) requires an estimated US$250 million to fund a life-of-mine expansion programme and has begun raising capital through a US$75 million local debt syndication, the first phase of a.
A shareholder in RioZim Limited has approached the High Court seeking to nullify resolutions passed at the company’s recent Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), alleging serious breaches of insolvency laws and corporate governance.
NIGERIAN billionaire Aliko Dangote is looking at Kenya as the site of a 650 000-barrel-a-day oil refinery that he intends to build in East Africa, the Financial Times reported on Sunday, citing.
Resource firm Karo Resources is in advanced discussions with Cairo-headquartered African Export–Import Bank (Afreximbank) and local financial institutions to raise US$350m for its platinum project along Zimbabwe’s Great Dyke.
The project is currently.
