All miners trapped underground have been rescued alive state Media has reported. About the Redwing accident The accident happened between 0500-0600 hrs on Thursday 04 January 2024. 11 people were trapped underground at about 20m below the surface.
Metallon Corporation, a prominent gold mining company in Zimbabwe, has expressed deep regret and concern following an accident that occurred on its claims at Redwing Mine in Mutare. In an official statement released yesterday, the company said as soon as
Two people died at Redwing mine in Manicaland Police spokesperson Inspector Nobert Muzondo has confirmed. Inspector Muzondo confirmed that Hardlife Dzamiti (21) was trapped after a mudslide into the shaft he was working in. “Police confirm the sudden death by
Better Brands Mining is expected to resume mining operations in April as the company seeks to carry out all the recommendations laid out by the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) to restore solid Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) at the mine.
Over 200 Redwing Mine workers yesterday marched against judicial management attempts to reinstate Betterbrands Mining Company (BMC) under unclear circumstances. In an unprecedented move, workers said they prefer Metallon Gold while resisting efforts by the Interim Corporate Rescue Practitioner (ICRP)
Redwing Mine workers have lost confidence in their corporate rescue practitioner, Dr Cecil Madondo, who is facing criminal charges, and want him immediately replaced. Metallon Corporation-owned Redwing, was placed under Dr Madondo’s control in July last year after an application
The Penhalonga community in Mutasa South constituency continues to wallow in abject poverty as politicians have grabbed mine claims for self-enrichment, Centre for Research and Development (CRD) has said. CRD director James Mupfumi said without proper devolution in place, only
Four Machete gang comprising of Zondai Urayayi, Theophelous Gapara, Godfrey Dzingirai, and Darlington Mutsigo have been remanded in custody over malicious damage to property, theft, and assault. It is alleged that on 3 January this year, the accused and their
Scores of workers at the troubled Redwing Mine, owned by South African Mogul Mze Khumalo, have raised an appeal over unpaid wages stretching for over two years now. The disgruntled workers aired out their grievances during a labour rights training
It literary never rains, but pours for Redwing Mine workers who have not been paid for the past 15 months, but stayed put at the mine compound, demanding payment of their dues. Five days ago, Zesa piled on their misery