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GOLD deliveries in the first quarter totalled 10 176,83kgs, a significant increase from 5 400,84kgs compared to the same period under review last year, Fidelity Printers and Refiners, the country’s gold refinery company, has revealed.This reflects...

An influx of Chinese chrome smelters in Gweru’s light industrial areas has emerged as one of the biggest threat to the Midlands capital’s road infrastructure as trucks that carry raw materials routinely flout load limits leading...

The 29th of March 2022 saw the debut of the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development's Mining Excellence Awards.The colourful ceremony saw the gathering of the Mining Industry's finest players who were rewarded for excelling in...

Due to centuries of marginalization, sidelining, and being taken as second-class citizens, women have been disadvantaged and are still a vulnerable group.P.N SunduzaniThe world at large and Zimbabwe, in particular, should stop at nothing in promoting...

GOVERNMENT’S plans to dispose of its controlling stake in the country’s sole gold buyer Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR) is under scrutiny by some gold producing firms shortlisted for the US$49 million transaction, the Zimbabwe Independent can reveal.The...

BUSINESS executives have urged government to take the resuscitation of the moribund ZiscoSteel seriously following the announcement of a new investor on Tuesday.Government announced in a post-Cabinet briefing on Tuesday that Kuvimba Mining House had taken...

LOCAL mining companies expect to increase mineral output this year on the back of firm international commodity prices, putting them firmly on course to achieving the country’s target of a US$12 billion mining industry next year.For...

CHINESE company, Freestone Mines, is facing litigation for embarking on quarry mining activities in the Dangamvura Mountain before obtaining the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). According to section 97 of the Environmental Management Act, mining companies are obligated...

CHINESE authorities have aggressively waded into the standoff between Beijing’s companies operating in Zimbabwe and the “superfluous” non-governmental organisations, boasting that without the world power’s investments, Harare would be “candle lit” and struggling without internet.China has...

Players in the industry and mining sector have warned that continued power cuts could derail first quarter 2022 GDP growth targets due to lost production time.This follows an announcement by the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA)...

GOVERNMENT says US$13 million from the $2,3 billion allocated to Industrial Development Corporation of Zimbabwe (IDCZ) will be released in the first quarter of this year towards the refurbishment of Dorowa Minerals.Industry and Commerce minister Sekai...

In a bid to boost the mining sector by expanding production of metals such as platinum and chrome, Zimbabwe is following up on projects that have not yet become operational and curbing exports of unprocessed minerals.The...