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As Zimbabwe is going through tough economic times with foreign investors hesitant in getting into one of the world richest mineral resource countries some South African companies are doing extremely well on the Mining front. Mainly...

As global demand for minerals critical to industrialisation, energy transition and infrastructure continues to rise, Mining Indaba has emerged as a key gateway for Zimbabwean companies seeking to connect with international investors, financiers and strategic partners. Held...

South African mining companies play a significant role in Zimbabwe’s mining industry through significant investments, ownership of key assets, and participation in joint ventures across platinum, gold, and infrastructure sectors.Platinum Powerhouses: Implats, Sibanye, Valterra and Tharisa Zimplats Impala...

The government will only renew mining licenses to companies that produce receipts to show that they remit royalties to local municipalities, a top official has said. Responding to requests by local Chiefs to ring-fence local community interests...

Amid global competition for investment, Zimbabwe's mining sector possesses a distinct and powerful advantage: a stable, educated, and experienced labour force with constructive industrial relations, Mining Zimbabwe can report. By Rudairo Mapuranga Speaking at the Zimbabwe Mining Forum...

Women Empowerment in Mining Zimbabwe (WEMZ) will host the 3rd edition of the Women in Mining Service Excellence Awards on 6th of March 2026 at the Monomotapa Hotel in Harare, running under the theme “Give to...

CAPE TOWN — At the heart of Zimbabwe's push for large-scale mining investment lies a critical divide: the solid, operational reality on the ground versus the entrenched risk perceptions held by international financial institutions, Mining Zimbabwe...

The largest mining investment event on African soil, Mining Indaba, is here. It is a globally renowned event that brings together mining investors from across the globe, generating millions for the local economy and life-changing deals...

Zimbabwe’s mining industry remains one of the most misunderstood investment destinations globally. Persistent myths, often rooted in outdated policy frameworks or selective narratives, continue to shape external perceptions, sometimes overshadowing the country’s undeniable geological endowment and...

Investing in African Mining Indaba confirms that His Excellency Hakainde Hichilema, President of the Republic of Zambia, will deliver the Keynote Address in the Opening Ceremony at Investing in African Mining Indaba 2026, scheduled to take...

As Zimbabwe takes to the floor at Mining Indaba 2026, the country’s mining story is no longer framed solely by potential, but by credibility, consistency, and delivery. Global investors engaging with Zimbabwean delegates in Cape Town...