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Kuvimba Mining House (KMH)-owned Zimbabwe Alloys Limited (ZAL) has issued a public notice alerting the public to fraudulent activities being conducted by individuals posing as ZAL agents.By Rudairo MapurangaAccording to ZAL, these imposters have been soliciting...

Zimbabwe’s chrome production is projected to rise to 2.7 million metric tonnes in 2025, up from 2.5 million metric tonnes in 2024, as key industry player ZimAlloys, under Kuvimba Mining House, revitalizes its high-carbon ferrochrome plant...

Zimbabwe Demands Captive Power for Chrome Smelters as Beneficiation Era BeginsTo ensure the chrome beneficiation agenda aligns with national power generation realities, Zimbabwe has drawn a clear line in the sand: future smelting capacity will...

With the goal of developing the ferrochrome industry beyond exports as the next stage of the chromium value addition drive, Zimbabwe is seeking to attract investors to commit capital into a wider industrial expansion of its...

After almost 2 years of R&D on recovery technology of micro-elements from lithium ore, Kamativi Mining Company is currently constructing a tin, tantalum, and niobium recovery system at its lithium operation in Matabeleland North, a project expected...

Antimony is a strategic mineral used in several industrial and high-technology applications because of its flame-retardant, alloy-strengthening, and semiconductor properties. Below are the main uses of Antimony:1. 🔥 Flame Retardants (Largest Use – ~50–60%) Antimony is mainly used...

The government's strategic push to transform Zimbabwe into a regional ferrochrome hub is yielding concrete results, with the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) reporting a striking divergence in the performance of the chrome sector for...

Zimbabwe, a country with plenteousness of minerals, is sitting atop vast reserves of critical commodities. With smart investment and strategic value addition, like refining, smelting, and manufacturing, these resources could multiply national revenues, create jobs, and...

Zimbabwe is one of the world’s most richly endowed countries in terms of mineral wealth. With 63 officially listed minerals, the Southern African country boasts a diverse geological landscape that has the potential to drive industrialisation,...

Zimbabwe’s mining sector, a cornerstone of the national economy, faces increasing headwinds as the World Bank projects global economic growth to slow to 2.3 per cent in 2025—the weakest rate since the 2008 financial crisis. This...

In a significant step toward inclusive development, Kuvimba Mining House–owned ZimAlloys has engaged the Dolo/Insiza community in a landmark consultative meeting aimed at aligning its chrome mining operations with local aspirations, Mining Zimbabwe can report.ZimAlloys held a Community...

Zimbabwe’s export earnings fell significantly in February 2025, dropping by 21.4% from US$652 million in January to US$512.6 million. The decline was driven by sharp reductions in revenues from key commodities, including gold, tobacco, diamonds, and...