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Tharisa’s Salene Chrome Still Fails to Beneficiate After Three Years: A Disappointing Outcome

Three years after the government of Zimbabwe imposed a ban on chrome ore exports, Tharisa’s Salene Chrome project in Mhondoro Ngezi remains under care and maintenance, Mining Zimbabwe can report.By Rudairo MapurangaThis continued inactivity has raised...

MMCZ Records 21% mineral sales increase

Although there was a 21% increase in mineral sales during the first 11 months of 2024 compared to the previous year, there was a 13% decline in value from $3 billion to $2.6 billion due to...

Zimbabwe Mining in 2024 – a quick overview

The mining sector remains the backbone of Zimbabwe's economy, contributing significantly to GDP and export revenues.By Rudairo MapurangaIn 2024, the Zimbabwe mining sector solidified its position as the most crucial industry, accounting for approximately 12% of...

Mining Opportunities in Insiza District

Insiza District in Matabeleland South province of Zimbabwe is rich in diverse mineral resources, offering significant opportunities for investment and development in the mining sector. The rural district is strategically positioned with extensive deposits of key...

ZimAlloys Introduces Third-Party Lumpy Consolidation Program, Aims to Empower Artisanal Miners

Kuvimba Mining House (KMH)-owned Zimbabwe Alloys (ZimAlloys) continues to strengthen its position as a key player in the ferrochrome industry by launching a third-party lumpy consolidation program that seeks to integrate and empower small-scale and artisanal...

Junior Chamber Attracts Investors

Investment promotion and protection company Taplane Business Solutions Centre is looking to partner with the Junior Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (JCMZ) to support small to medium miners in professionalizing their operations to world-class standards and...

Zimasco Wins US$10 Million Legal Battle Against Zimra

In a landmark ruling, Zimasco has emerged victorious in a legal battle against the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), securing a judgment that absolves the company from paying US$10 million in royalties. This decision follows an extensive...

Financial Constraints May Delay Miners’ 2026 Power Deadline – Chamber

The Chamber of Mines Zimbabwe (CoMZ) says large-scale ferrochrome miners might not meet the 2026 power plant deadline due to potential financial constraints, highlighting that a conducive investment environment is key to the success of these...

ZimAlloys Allocates $3 Million for Advanced Three-Phase Chrome Exploration Program

Kuvimba Mining House (KMH)-owned ZimAlloys, a leading chrome alloy producer, has embarked on an ambitious exploration campaign, allocating a budget of US$3 million to a three-phase program.By Rudairo MapurangaThis initiative aims to quantify and expand the...

Chamber of Mines Zimbabwe Engages ZESA Over Power Crisis

The Chamber of Mines Zimbabwe (CoMZ) has engaged the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) over the ongoing power crisis, urging the prioritization of the mining sector amid crippling power cuts.By Ryan ChigocheAs the largest consumer of...

Local Miners Cry Foul as Zimasco Transfers Claims to Chinese Investors

Local chrome miners, who have been operating under agreements with Zimasco since 2008, are protesting after the company backtracked on its commitments, choosing not to renew their contracts and instead transferring the claims to Chinese investors,...

Miners Partner with Grid Africa in 72MW Solar Plant

Grid Africa, a company involved in renewable energy, has partnered with local miners to construct a 72 MW solar plant, a welcome development that will alleviate the power crisis currently affecting the industry.By Ryan ChigocheThis project...

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