By Business Reporter – Wednesday 20 February 2019
HARARE (Mining Index) – ZIMBABWE’S gold deliveries to Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR) for the month of January slumped 44.63 percent as miners grappled with.
By Business Reporter – Tuesday 19 February 2019
HARARE (Mining Index) – THE Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy was yesterday dissolved following allegations of intended corruption involving a $400 000 bribe.
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By Business Reporter – Tuesday 19 February 2019
HARARE (Mining Index) – RIOZIM Limited says it vital for government and the mining industry to work together in promoting safe, legal and authorised mining.
By Business Reporter – Saturday 16 February 2019
HARARE (Mining Index) – THE Business Economic Empowerment Forum (B.E.E.F) has joined the nation in mourning trapped miners at the Kadoma-Battlefields mine, calling on government.
By Business Reporter – 14 February 2019
HARARE (Mining Index) – ZIMBABWE Miners Federation (ZMF) has joined rescue and investigative teams at Battlefields mine accident that occurred yesterday near Kadoma to ascertain the.
By Business Reporter – Wednesday 13 February 2019
BREAKING NEWS (Mining Index) – AT least 38 artisanal miners are feared dead after heavy flooding at a makeshift mine in Battlefields/Muzvezve area in Kadoma,.
By Business Reporter – Tuesday 12 February 2019
MUTOKO (Mining Index) – BLACK granite mining in the Mutoko district of Mashonaland East Province continues to pose a myriad challenges to Murehwa, Mutoko, Uzumba.
By Business Reporter – 11 February 2019 HARARE (Mining Index) – FORMER Deputy Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Mr Tongai Matthew Muzenda was appointed General Manager for the Minerals.
By Business Reporter – 06 February 2019
HARARE – (Mining Index) – The US$365 million Zimplats capital projects in developing the new Mupani Mine and redeveloping the collapsed Bimha Mine are on course,.
Business Reporter – Wednesday 30 January 2019
NEWS – (Mining Index) – THE Muzarabani crude oil project, if successful, will potentially fuel Zimbabwe for two decades.
According to Invictus Energy Managing Director, Scott Macmillan,.
