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Large scale mining operations in Zimbabwe... Zimbabwe’s mining industry has become the leading horse towards the resuscitation of the economy.Rudairo MapurangaThe mining industry has of late become the country’s largest foreign currency earner with nickel, gold and...

DIVERSIFIED and Zimbabwe-focused mining group, Premier African Minerals has initiated a definitive feasibility study (DFS) and a funding strategy to be applied in future development of its Zulu lithium and tantalum project in Matabeleland South.The Zulu...

Zimbabwe could emerge as one of the world’s top suppliers of rare earth elements as tensions escalate in the ongoing US-China trade war, Mining Zimbabwe reports. Rudairo Mapuranga Zimbabwe sits on vast and lucrative deposits of rare earth...

Zimbabwe intends to vigorously  pursue local value addition of its lithium resources to maximise  export earnings from the mineral, a cabinet Minister has said.Lithium is used to make various items including special glasses  and ceramics, lithium-ion...

AUSTRALIA Stock Exchange (ASX) listed Zimbabwe lithium producer Prospect Resources, says it is well positioned to tap the rechargeable batteries market whose share of the lithium batteries market is projected to sky-rocket from the current 54...

Premier African Minerals has announced that it has received notice from the Zimbabwe Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Enterprise Development that is has secured a proposed investment of $6-million for the RHA Tungsten project being developed...

Mining is one of Zimbabwe’s largest foreign currency earners, contributing more than 60% of the forex earnings. It also constitutes about 15% of gross domestic product (GDP), between 8 to 12% of government revenue and more...

Resource-rich Zimbabwe is home to a whopping 800 mines, some of which were shut down or placed under care and maintenance in the past two decades, for various reasons.By Justice ZhouThese include a fall in the...

Zimbabwe's decision to suspend all raw lithium and mineral exports has triggered a dramatic surge in international lithium prices, confirming what industry insiders have long known: this southern African nation is now a strategic player that...

Zimbabwe’s mining sector will take centre stage as Hon. Dr. Polite Kambamura, Minister of Mines & Mining Development, prepares to deliver a pivotal Ministerial Address at the Investing in African Mining Indaba 2026. The address is scheduled...

Zimbabwe’s Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Dr. Polite Kambamura, is set to participate at the Investing in African Mining Indaba 2026, scheduled to take place in Cape Town this February, organisers have confirmed. The Minister’s attendance...

The presence of Zimbabwe’s newly appointed Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Dr Polite Kambamura, at the upcoming Investing in African Mining Indaba is expected to generate increased investor interest and scrutiny, as stakeholders seek early...