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In a landmark transaction that signals a deepening shift toward cleaner, decentralised power in Zimbabwe’s extractive industries, Caledonia Mining Corporation has formally handed over its 13.9MW solar photovoltaic plant at Blanket Mine to CrossBoundary Energy under...

As Zimbabwe’s mining sector continues to battle electricity shortages, rising costs, and operational disruptions, a new energy model is quietly gaining ground — one that could reshape how mines access power. A Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) solar solution,...

Mimosa Mining Company continues to cement its status as one of Zimbabwe’s leading platinum producers through a model that merges environmental stewardship, sustainable mining, and socio-economic development, Mining Zimbabwe can report. By Rudairo Mapuranga During a recent site...

As Zimbabwe’s mining sector continues to evolve amid shifting global dynamics and growing calls for sustainability, the leadership of the Chamber of Mines plays a pivotal role in guiding the industry.In this exclusive interview, the...

Zimbabwe’s Platinum Group Metals (PGM) sector, a major foreign currency earner second only to gold, is reeling from a combination of suppressed global prices, power supply fragility, and a punishing effective tax burden now estimated at...

 The Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Hon. Winston Chitando, has praised Xintai Resources for its pioneering role in generating its own electricity and utilizing gas emissions for power— a first in Zimbabwe, as reported by...

The Responsible Mining Audit (RMA) has unveiled significant compliance issues within the country’s small-scale mining operations, with violations ranging from unsafe working conditions to environmental mismanagement, raising concerns about the need for stricter enforcement and better...

The Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (CoMZ), representing the country’s large-scale miners, has called on the government to revise fiscal and electricity frameworks that are increasingly straining operations and driving up costs in the mining sector,...

The mining industry in Zimbabwe is facing a mounting crisis, with projected losses of US$500 million in 2025 due to worsening power outages. These disruptions are severely impacting production, leading to reduced output and significant revenue...

As the global mining landscape continues to evolve amid geopolitical shifts, local suppliers facing increasing pressure have been urged to enhance their capabilities and remain competitive in order to support the local mining sector.By Ryan ChigocheThese...

The Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Hon. Winston Chitando, has praised Palm River for its pioneering role in generating its own electricity and utilizing gas emissions for power— a first in Zimbabwe, as reported by...

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...