ZIMBABWE has been listed among countries with the highest deposits of undeclared gold from artisanal smallholder miners, while the country is featuring on a list of 12 countries that are smuggling over.
GOVERNMENT says it wants the Mines and Minerals Bill to be legislated soon to provide mining title ownership and support for female miners.
In April, female miners pleaded with government and banks to.
Zimbabwe’s dwindling gold deliveries to Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR) are being caused by undeclared bullion from artisanal and small-scale miners (ASM), according to a recently published report.
According to the report produced by.
FORMER Zanu PF Chegutu Member of Parliament, Dexter Nduna and two co-accused persons have been acquitted of charges of illegally prospecting for precious minerals without a licence or permit.
The 54-year-old ex-lawmaker, former.
Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube has scrapped the requirement for gold miners to pay 15 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) on the value of deliveries to Fidelity.
Zimbabwe’s ferrochrome miners, the nation’s biggest electricity consumers, have agreed to build their own power plants over the next two years as the government seeks to balance energy demand.
Under the agreement, ferrochrome.
The National Railways of Zimbabwe needs US$431 million for a rail link to the new Manhize steel plant, which has just started production.
The plant, built by Tsingshan’s Dinson Iron and Steel Company.
In a significant milestone for Zimbabwe’s mining sector, Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) steel plant in Manhize near Mvuma on Wednesday afternoon successfully commenced pig iron production from its blast furnace.
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Government wants Zimbabwe’s ferrochrome producers, the heaviest consumers of energy, to produce their own power within the next two years and relieve pressure on the grid.
Energy Minister Edgar Moyo says power demand.
NATURAL resources watchdog, Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) has called for risk management in mining as accidents continue to be a “scourge” in the sector.
This comes as the beginning of the.
