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Could this be gold’s year to shine?
For gold bulls, these are frustrating times. In rand terms, gold bumped up a mere 4,1 percent in 2021, but dropped 4,3 percent in...
Illegal mining along railway lines cause for concern
THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has expressed concern over the increase in illegal mining activities along its railway lines amid fears that this...
Experts Decry Policy Vacuum In Zim’s Mining Sector
EXPERTS say the lack of a clear national policy that guides mining sector legislation is as a major setback in achieving sustainable development in...
Evicted SMM ex-Workers Accuse Gvt Of Abusing Them
FORMER Shabanie Mashaba Mines Holdings SMM workers who thought they had found relief in government intervention when it stopped their evictions in 2018, are...
Scrap metal rush creates circular economy
IN the City of Bulawayo, a struggling steel industry has in the past few years found relief in small-scale producers. These producers have contributed...
Sibanye-Stillwater faces strike at South Africa gold mines
South Africa’s long-divided mining unions have scored a win since forging a united front against the industry’s largest employer as the country’s labour arbitration...
Couple robbed of 1,150kgs of gold, R29 000 & USD1 000 cash
A Kezi couple was yesterday robbed of ZAR29 000 and USD1 000 cash, 1,150kgs of gold bullion.According to the Police an investigation is currently...
Botswana Diamonds shares shoot up on Thorny River potential
Shares in Botswana Diamonds (LON: BOD) soared on Wednesday after the company revealed that its Thorny River project in South Africa was likely to hold kimberlite...
Crypto can’t beat gold as an inflation hedge, says Barrick boss
The world’s second-biggest gold miner is confident prices will hold firm this year, if not rise, as investors use the metal rather than cryptocurrencies...
Foundries target capacity utilisation increase
COMPANIES in the foundry industry are targeting to increase capacity utilisation to 80 percent by the end of the year following the Government’s interest...
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