Zimbabwe has been pushing for value addition and beneficiation of the country’s minerals, with much focus on lithium as the country gears up to advance the green revolution agenda and achieve an upper-middle-income economy by 2030. Beneficiation is a crucial
Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe (PLZ) owned Arcadia lithium mine in Goromonzi produced around 280 000 tonnes of concentrate in 2023 and plans are underway to double production in 2024. The company has plans to double production in 2024 but is facing
Musician Energy Chizanga popularly known as Freeman accused of “Conspiracy to Commit Robbery” of mining veteran, Paul Chimbodza, was picked Tuesday for questioning by Harare CID Homicide section in connection with the alleged crime which took place on 25 November
The view by Attorney Peter Leon that by banning lithium ore exports Zimbabwe was “playing with fire” has been described by local analysts and miners as a poor attempt to solely benefit from Africa’s resources while leaving African nations with
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday commissioned the Arcadia Lithium processing plant which is the biggest hard rock lithium processing plant in Africa and sits top three hard rock lithium processing plants in the world. Rudairo Mapuranga The Arcadia lithium project
Australia Stock Exchange listed oil and gas exploration junior Invictus Energy Limited Chairman Dr Stuart Lake has stepped down from the company via a speech delivered at the company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM). Sophia Takuva The Invictus chairman recommended the
China’s Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt faces regulatory pressure to produce battery-grade lithium in Zimbabwe within five years, official documents seen by Reuters show, something the miner has already said cannot be achieved. China’s biggest cobalt refiner acquired the hard-rock Arcadia lithium
SOUTHERN Africa-focused oil and gas exploration outfit, Invictus Energy has signed a binding well services contract with Baker Hughes for its drilling campaign in Muzarabani. Baker Hughes is one of the world’s leading oilfield service providers, operating in more than
EXALO #202, the oil and gas drilling rig that is on its way to kick off crucial test well drilling at Invictus Energy’s Muzarabani oilfields, has been stuck in Tanzania due to delays in releasing requisite papers. The driller, which
ALTHOUGH Invictus Energy, the Australian firm scouring the earth for oil and gas in Zimbabwe’s Muzarabani area, says geological studies have shown the area holds significant potential to host hydro-carbons, it has remained cautiously optimistic, pointing out the chance of