Mining
From festivals in Florida to touring Dracula’s digs in Romania, we round up the best destinations to visit this October. As summer abandons Europe again this October, eke out the last of the rays and raves in Ibiza, where nightclubs will be going out with a bang for the winter break. When the party finally stops head to the island’s north.
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Another fatal mine accident hits Zim
TINASHE MAKICHI Two mine workers have lost their lives in an accident which occurred along Angwa River in Hurungwe district,…
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‘License more gold buying players’
LIVINGSTONE MARUFU Small scale gold miners say the government should consider liberalising fully the gold sector bringing in more gold…
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Another terrible year for miners
LIVINGSTONE MARUFUThe year 2020, has turned out to be a gruelling period for Zimbabwe’s mining industry, which has taken a…
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Smuggling bursts Zim’s bullion bubble
LIVINGSTONE MARUFU Zimbabwe’s bullion, which has been in a bubble since 2017, could burst this year after gold export receipts…
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Gemstones theft hits Zim
VINCENT NHENE IN GWERU International buyers and local players have established a cartel which is conniving to bleed the government of…
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Fresh gold scramble grips Zim
TINASHE MAKICHI An unprecedented scramble for gold claims reminiscent of that for Marange diamonds fields in Manicaland Province in the…
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Caledonia to expand Zim operations
TINASHE MAKICHI New York Stock Exchange-listed resources firm, Caledonia Mining Corporation, is planning to expand its gold mining operations in…
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Zim surpasses mineral exports target
TINASHE MAKICHI Zimbabwe has surpassed its minerals export target over 10 months of this year by 21% largely driven by…
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Gold deliveries dip 29%
LIVINGSTONE MARUFU Zimbabwe’s gold deliveries fell 29.2% to 17.59 tonnes during the 11 months of 2020 from 24.88 tonnes recorded…
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Relief for Zim miners
PHILLIMONMHLANGA The Zimbabwe government has reduced corporate tax for miners by one percentage point to 24% to enable resources companies…
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