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The government has always been advocating for mining houses to aid in community development in the areas they are operating in as part of the repelled Indegenousation and Economic Act which forced miners to give 10...

There are fears that Zimbabwe will soon regret her potential to become one of the world's largest rare earth elements (REE) supplier if the issuance of  Exclusive Prospecting Orders (EPOs) continued to be delayed.Rudairo Dickson MapurangaThe...

The year 2020 was a difficult year for both large producers and small scale miners due to falling commodity prices as well as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic which ravaged the entire globe.Mostly affected in...

Late last year, the president of Zimbabwe Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa unveiled the US$12 billion road map with aims to developing the mining sector in Zimbabwe to a US$12 billion industry by 2023. However, mining performance in...

Zimbabwe is reportedly losing more than US$100 million a month through gold smuggling, according to Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe.The government has been, for eons, trying to fight gold leakages but with little success. This article will...

Mining industry experts have warned that the sector will remain in the doldrums even after its executives gave it a clean bill of health in a Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (CoMZ) report released last week.The...

Zimbabwe Prospectors Association President Mr. Samson Dzingwe has urged the government to support local geologists to improve exploration in the country.Rudairo Dickson MapurangaIt is a fact that Zimbabwe is hamstrung by lack of exploration, the creation...

Zimbabwe’s miners want to be allowed to use their gold output as security for foreign credit, saying increased country risk and central bank’s foreign currency regime has stalled expansion projects.The government has targeted mining as its...

World over, Zimbabwe is regarded as one of the countries with rich mineral wealth that can sustain its economy into one of the finest.Rudairo MapurangaLike many African countries, Zimbabwe is no exception in failing to attract...

Despite the continued challenges being faced by the mining sector, some mines have managed to defy odds by consistently churning out positive results both for shareholders and the nation in general.During the course of the year,...

Minister Chitando was yesterday found in contempt of the High Court and sentenced to 90 days in prison. However, High Court judge, Justice David Mangota gave the minister seven days to comply, failure of which he...

Justice David Mangota has this afternoon jailed mines minister, Winston Chitando, and committed him to Harare Remand Prison to serve three-months for disobeying two court orders issued by Justice Munangati-Manongwa to mining conglomerate, RioZim!https://t.co/7ObPJkormOMore to follow