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RioZim Loses Over 200 Mine Claims to Zim Army
Listed diamond producer RioZim has lost more than 200 mine claims to the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) following the High Court's dismissal of RioZim's application regarding the ownership of the claims.By Ryan ChigocheRioZim had listed the...
AMMZ’s successful Tour of PLZ Fosters Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing
The Association of Mine Managers of Zimbabwe (AMMZ) has made notable strides in fostering knowledge and skills transfer with Chinese mining operations through their recent tour of Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe (PLZ).By Rudairo MapurangaAccording to AMMZ President...
Mine Entra 2024 – new dates announced
The much-anticipated Mining Engineering and Transport Expo (MineEntra) has been rescheduled to October 9-11 at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre (ZIEC) in Bulawayo, according to Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Chairman, Busisa Moyo.By Rudairo MapurangaMoyo stated...
Simbi Alloys Urges for Beneficiation Amid Concerns Over Unprocessed Copper Exports
Simbi Alloys, a leading copper processor in Zimbabwe, has expressed strong concerns about the ongoing export of unprocessed copper ores, calling for a renewed focus on beneficiation to support local industries and reduce the substantial import...
Mining Industry Workers Get Reprieve, but the War Over Wages Is Yet to Be Won
Local mine workers received a reprieve last week as the High Court nullified the National Employment Council (NEC) Mining Industry Constitution in a landmark ruling that stated the council's agreement on salaries and wages was null...
Mine Entra postponed to an unconfirmed date
Zimbabwe's premier Mining Exhibition, The Mining Engineering and Transport Exhibition (Mine Entra), initially set for July 17-19, has been postponed to a yet-to-be-announced date, as revealed by Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company (ZITF) Board Chairman, Mr....
Mining Industry Urges Tax Reductions, Lowering of Power Costs in Anticipation of Mid-Term Budget
The mining industry is advocating for substantial tax cuts and a reduction in power tariffs to maintain operations and support growth as Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube prepares his upcoming mid-term budget statement.The mining sector is pushing...
Zimplats Invests US$1.3 Billion
The country's largest Platinum Group Metal (PGM) producer, Zimplats, has used US$1.3 billion of its US$1.8 billion budgeted expansion program launched in 2020 and now focuses on reducing operating costs while improving production.by Rudairo MapurangaPGM metal...
Ensure Accountants are Well-Versed in Law to Leverage Tax Incentives – Mnangagwa
The Deputy Minister of Finance and Investment Promotion, David Kuda Mnangagwa, emphasized the importance of miners ensuring their accountants are familiar with existing tax laws to fully benefit from the government's array of tax incentives.By Rudairo...
High Electricity Tariffs, Outages Choking Mining Industry, Gono
Chamber of Mines President Thomas Gono has said that the mining industry in Zimbabwe is grappling with significant challenges due to high electricity tariffs and frequent outages.Speaking at the Chamber of Mines Annual Mining Conference 2024...
75/25 foreign currency retention policy impeding mining sector growth
It is crucial to protect miners from losses stemming from the nation's unstable monetary policies, which expose them to foreign exchange risks.By Rudairo MapurangaThe current 75/25 foreign currency retention policy is impeding the growth of the...
BREAKING: Chinyere appointed MRAZ President
Dr Alfred Chinyere has been appointed incoming President of the Mine Rescue Association of Zimbabwe (MRAZ) at the organisation's ongoing Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Zvishavane.Chinyere replaces outgoing President Eng Elton Gwatidzo of Caledonia Mining Corporation.The...
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