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Regional Tensions Mount as Chinese Involvement in Illegal Mining Faces Backlash

In recent weeks, anti-Chinese sentiment has been on the rise across several African nations, with protests and violent incidents reported.By Ryan ChigocheIn the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), locals have targeted Chinese nationals in response to...

Zimbabwe Can Follow Saudi Arabia’s Path to Mining Success

Saudi Arabia’s recent announcement of a joint venture (JV) between Aramco, the world’s largest oil company, and the state-owned mining company Ma’aden highlights a model Zimbabwe can emulate to drive economic growth and reduce its reliance...

Why Small-Scale Miners looking for investment should attend Mining Indaba 2025

Small-scale miners in Zimbabwe should take advantage of the upcoming Investing in African Mining Indaba 2025, scheduled to take place in Cape Town, South Africa, from February 3–6, 2025. The prestigious event, which is the largest...

Will Rising Challenges and New Tax Burdens Affect the Projected 140% Investment Surge in 2025?

The Zimbabwe mining sector is set to experience a remarkable 140% surge in capital investments in 2025, with projected spending expected to reach US$495.94 million, up from US$206 million in 2024. This sharp increase is largely...

Ministry of Mines Halts Issuance of Special Grants

The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has announced a temporary suspension of issuing Special Grants, according to a public notice released earlier this week. The notice, prominently displayed across Ministry offices, informs stakeholders that no...

Electricity, Water and Capital Crises Endanger 2030 Vision After US$12 Billion Target Failure

The mining industry, once envisioned as a key driver for achieving a US$12 billion industry by 2023, is now grappling with critical challenges that have left the country far short of its target. Despite efforts to...

Zimbabwe’s Minister of Mines to Attend Mining Indaba 2025

Minister of Mines and Mining Development Hon Winston Chitando is set to attend this year's Investing in African Mining Indaba, a premier event for mining professionals, investors, and industry leaders looking to capitalise on the vast...

New Tax Burdens for Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector in 2025: Impact on Profitability and Industry Outlook

In the 2025 National Budget, the Zimbabwean government introduced a series of new tax measures and royalty changes that will significantly affect the mining sector.By Ryan ChigocheThese measures, effective January 1, 2025, reflect the government’s commitment...

Zimbabwe Must Utilize Its Coal Resources Like the West: Lessons from Trump’s Energy Policies

As the global discourse around energy shifts toward renewables, Zimbabwe finds itself at a crossroads regarding how best to utilize its abundant coal reserves. Coal, a contentious topic in climate change discussions, remains a reliable source...

Exploring Zimbabwe’s Untapped Potash Potential

As food demand continues to grow, the global agricultural sector faces increasing pressure to enhance crop productivity, underscoring the critical importance of efficient fertilizer use. Potash, a potassium-bearing mineral, is central to this effort, playing a...

McKinsey Warns of Supply Challenges for Critical Battery Materials Amid BEV Demand Surge

The global transition toward battery electric vehicles (BEVs) faces significant challenges in securing a stable supply of essential raw materials. A new report from McKinsey & Company highlights these challenges as the automotive industry works to...

Zimbabwe, A Treasure Trove of Minerals

Zimbabwe is a resource-rich Southern African country with abundant mineral deposits that serve as a cornerstone of its economy, offering exceptional opportunities for local and international investors.Its diverse geological makeup offers a spectrum of opportunities for...

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