ELEVEN Mine rescue teams are currently battling it out at the Mine Rescue National competitions currently underway at Jena Mine in Kwekwe. Zimplats Mining, Zimplats SMC, Unki, Renco, Vubachikwe, Freda Rebecca, Redwing, Hwange, Mimosa, How mine and Blanket mine have
The country’s sole gold buyer and exporter Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR) is confident that gold deliveries to FGR will reach 40 tonnes this year as a result of notable expansion projects by Large producers as well as the growth in
The gold industry has a huge potential to contribute significantly to Zimbabwe’s economic revival, mine industry captains have alluded. Rudairo Mapuranga Speaking today at the All Stakeholders Workshop on Gold Sector value Chain Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe Chief Executive
The emergence of Eureka Gold Mine in Guruve has put competitive pressure on gold mines in Zimbabwe, the Association of Mine Managers Zimbabwe (AMMZ) has noted. Rudairo Mapuranga Speaking to Mining Zimbabwe on the sidelines of the AMMZ Technical visit
In an endeavour to encourage small to medium mining companies to list on the stock exchange to raise capital for the achievement of the US$12 Billion mining industry by 2023, the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange will be hosting a mining
One of the most talked-about companies in the mining business, Kuvimba Mining House has for some time had many wondering what the giant is all about. Kuvimba a new kid on the block has among other ventures successfully resuscitated the
Kuvimba Mining House says it plans to list two more units on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange and is exploring lithium at Sandawana, once an emerald mine. Kuvimba is majority-owned by government and holds assets such as Bindura Nickel Company
Gold mining in Zimbabwe is a major mainstay for millions in the Southern African country. There are over 4 000 recorded gold deposits in Zimbabwe of which nearly all of them are located on ancient workings. The country remains under-explored
Trafigura Group and Zimbabwe’s government have discussed a deal that would give the commodities trader control over output from some of the nation’s biggest mines as repayment for debts. Under the agreement, Trafigura will be paid US$225.6 million by nickel-
Zimbabwe’s mining industry is engaging the government over the volatile operating environment which has pushed most of the resources firms to the brink. The multibillion dollar industry, projected to grow by 8% this year, is the country’s largest foreign currency