
Miners to scale up safety audits amid rising accidents
A SAFETY, health and environment (SHE) committee of the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe has indicated that more audits will be done at mining firms to reduce accidents in the sector.
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A SAFETY, health and environment (SHE) committee of the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe has indicated that more audits will be done at mining firms to reduce accidents in the sector.
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ZIMBABWE’S current power crisis is crippling industries, as it emerged this week that some companies have scaled down operations, while others are considering job layoffs.
There is a severe electricity shortage, with consumers.

GOLD miner Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc (CMC) had a 95% drop in profit after tax to US$1,69 million in the nine months ended September 30, 2023, owing to increased production costs and.

ZIMBABWE Miners Federation (ZMF) president, Henrietta Rushwaya has escaped jail after she was fined and given a wholly suspended sentence following her conviction for attempting to smuggle gold worth US$330 000 to.

PLATINUM miner, Mimosa Mining Company (MMC) has almost completed construction of a new US$75 million tailings storage facility (TSF), which comes with a water dam.
The project is now 90% complete, with commissioning.

THE State yesterday said Zimbabwe Miners Federation president, Henrietta Rushwaya, deserves a harsh custodial sentence following her conviction on charges of attempting to smuggle 6 kilogrammes of gold to Dubai.
Rushwaya was convicted.

BULAWAYO municipal police have arrested 140 illegal miners since January for gold panning near the city’s water bodies, causing massive siltation.
This is revealed in the council’s environmental issues report that includes degradation.

GOVERNMENT is pushing for the use of modern technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and drones in securing and producing minerals.
This comes as the mining sector, the country’s top foreign currency earner,.

POLICE in the Midlands province have urged mining companies and other stakeholders to come up with solutions to curb increasing cases of murder at mining sites as gun-toting and machete-wielding gangs terrorise.

A SURGE in fatal mine accidents in Zimbabwe has ignited concern among stakeholders, highlighting the need for enhanced safety measures within the mining industry.
According to a survey by the Chamber of Mines.