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Zimplats A4 Crowned Champions of the 2025 Chamber of Mines Jumbo Golf Tournament
After two days of thrilling golf, Zimplats A4 emerged victorious, claiming the Chamber of Mines Jumbo Golf Tournament coveted championship title for 2025.
By Kelvin Sungiso
The prestigious 2025 Tournament took place on September 20–21 at the scenic...
Unlocking Zimbabwe’s Mineral Wealth Starts with Funding Our Own Exploration
Zimbabwe’s mining sector is standing at a critical crossroads: one road leads to missed opportunities buried beneath underfunded potential, the other toward long-term value if local exploration is taken seriously and funded accordingly, Mining Zimbabwe can...
Policy vs Reality: Zimbabwe’s Gold Sector to Achieve Record Highs in 2025
Is 100 Tonnes Within Reach?Zimbabwe’s gold industry is on a historic run. In June 2025, the sector earned US$393.87 million from exports of 4.27 tonnes, the highest monthly output on record. By mid-year, cumulative deliveries...
Zimbabwe Mining Export Earnings Rise 38.6% to US$2.81 Billion in H1 2025 – RBZ
Zimbabwe’s mining sector posted a robust performance in the first six months of 2025, with export earnings climbing to US$2.81 billion, up from US$2.03 billion in the same period last year, Mining Zimbabwe can report.
By Ryan...
Mines Bill fails to uphold key industry recommendations – Chamber
The Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (CoMZ) has said the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill (HB 1 of 2025), gazetted on 25 June 2025, resembles the 2022 version that failed to pass through Parliament and leaves...
Zimbabwe’s Diamond Exports Just Nosedived. Here’s Why
Zimbabwe’s diamond sector has suffered a heavy blow in the first half of 2025, with export volumes collapsing by 60% to 2.72 million carats, down from 6.85 million carats in the same period last year, according...
Chamber Hints at New IPP Partnerships to Ease Sector’s Power Burden as Tariffs Bite
Zimbabwe’s mining industry is under mounting pressure from high electricity tariffs that the Chamber of Mines Zimbabwe has described as “unsustainable” for operations, Mining Zimbabwe can report.
By Ryan Chigoche
In its Quarterly Members’ Brief for the second...
The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development’s Research, Value Addition and Beneficiation Department
Zimbabwe’s mineral wealth holds vast potential not only in its raw form but in the added value that can be created through research, processing, and innovation. At the forefront of this transformation is the Research, Value...
Zimbabwe’s Mines and Minerals Bill Set to Transform Mining with Strong ESG Focus as Consultations Loom
Zimbabwe’s new Mines and Minerals Bill, which will soon undergo nationwide consultations before gazetting, has been described as the most comprehensive attempt yet to integrate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) obligations into mining regulation.
By Ryan Chigoche
The...
Australian Mine Fined Nearly A$1 Million Over Worker’s Death — Will Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector Ever Be Held to the Same Standard?
An Australian mining company has been fined nearly A$1 million (approximately US$670,000) over the death of a 25-year-old underground mineworker—a clear example of corporate accountability that raises a pressing question for Zimbabwe: Will local mines, including...
Chamber Urges Govt to Let Miners Exit ZESA for Cheaper IEUG Power
The Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe is urging the government to release miners from ZESA power supply contracts. This would allow them to join the Intensive Energy Users Group (IEUG), as current tariffs remain too high...
Deals, Debates, and Direction: Inside Mining Zimbabwe’s Power-Packed Chamber Conference Analysis
The latest edition of Mining Zimbabwe magazine has officially been released, featuring in-depth coverage of the recently held 2025 Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe Annual Conference, alongside the publication’s regular mix of industry news, expert analysis,...
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