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Zimbabwe

Roach puts his money on underground wolframite

Work is to start again on the former wolframite mine known as RHA Tungsten in Zimbabwe. Its operator, Premier African [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.01.2016

Diamond producers defy Chidhakwa

Although their licenses were declared null and void by mines Minister Walter Chidhakwa in October, several companies are continuing to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.12.2015

Lovemore Chihota to boost gem output

Lovemore Chihota, president of RioZim, has drawn a lot of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.11.2015

Harare sanguine about its oil and gas potential

Having recently received a green light from Zimbabwe’s energy minister, Samuel Udenge, the Australian explorer Invictus Energy Resources is hoping [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2015

A new El Dorado for emergency generator suppliers

A drought that has lowered the water level at the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2015

Question mark over Asa Resource's fate

The relative failure of a stock offering by the new management of ASA Resource Group (formerly Mwana Africa) run by [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.10.2015

Former president Chissano tries to sell his pipeline to Mugabe

Meeting with Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe and his energy minister, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.10.2015

Government intent on changing law to attract miners

The mining industry in Zimbabwe suffers from a poor image due to patchy local legislation, the government’s relative hostility towards [...]

Subscribers only Mining 22.09.2015

Mwana in court in western France

Fired by the new management of Mwana Africa from his [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.08.2015

Minister wants only one state-owned diamond firm

A report submitted in early July to the government by [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.07.2015

How a Sino-British group took over Mwana Africa

The board of Mwana Africa has consisted exclusively of British and Chinese shareholders since June 9, the result of a [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.07.2015

"Bandit" Wellesley-Wood is back

As Africa Mining Intelligence had anticipated, Chinese and British shareholders joined forces to take effective control of Mwana Africa (AMI [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.06.2015

Simango to preach transparency in diamond trade

The official function of Sydney Simango, who was named managing [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.06.2015

High-risk game to control Mwana Africa

Mwana Africa is being coveted by both Chinese and British investors, a rivalry that could hit at the firm's operations.

Subscribers only Mining 09.06.2015

Mwana man Muganyi heads mining chamber

Despite its internal rifts (see here), Mwana Africa rather monopolizes the leadership of Zimbabwe’s influential Chamber of Mines. Toindepi Muganyi, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.06.2015

Roach steps up the pace on RHA project

George Roach, CEO of Premier African Minerals, has shifted into [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.04.2015

Anglo American examines a platinum smelter's potential to make money

Amplats, the Zimbabwe unit of Anglo American, is groaning under [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.03.2015

A tungsten plant soon operating in Zimbabwe

The boss of Premier African Minerals, George Roach is about [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.03.2015

ZANU-PF seeks to horn in on diamond cutting business

Even though a prominent businessman, Lovemore Kurotwi, is already working on starting up a major diamond cutting and polishing business, [...]

Free access Mining 10.02.2015

Redwing back on stream in July

Although it is still dogged by flooding at its Redwing [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.02.2015

The Kurotwi cutting unit to polish its competitiveness.

By the end of this month, the Zimbabwe Diamond Technology [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.01.2015

Spotlight
Indigenisation increasingly made to measure

Mining companies are trailing back after surviving the crisis in the 2000s when state-owned Fidelity Printers didn’t pay for its purchases of gold. And above all they are adapting themselves to the indigenisation law.Headway has recently been made on two [.

Subscribers only Mining 23.12.2014

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Zimbabwe

Roach puts his money on underground wolframite

Diamond producers defy Chidhakwa

Lovemore Chihota to boost gem output

Harare sanguine about its oil and gas potential

A new El Dorado for emergency generator suppliers

Question mark over Asa Resource's fate

Former president Chissano tries to sell his pipeline to Mugabe

Government intent on changing law to attract miners

Mwana in court in western France

Minister wants only one state-owned diamond firm

How a Sino-British group took over Mwana Africa

"Bandit" Wellesley-Wood is back

Simango to preach transparency in diamond trade

High-risk game to control Mwana Africa

Mwana man Muganyi heads mining chamber

Roach steps up the pace on RHA project

Anglo American examines a platinum smelter's potential to make money

A tungsten plant soon operating in Zimbabwe

ZANU-PF seeks to horn in on diamond cutting business

Redwing back on stream in July

The Kurotwi cutting unit to polish its competitiveness.

Spotlight
Indigenisation increasingly made to measure

Plant for RHA's tungsten mine

A tough month for Anjin's boss

RioZim seeks to revive Cam & Motor

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Zimbabwe

Roach puts his money on underground wolframite

Diamond producers defy Chidhakwa

Lovemore Chihota to boost gem output

Harare sanguine about its oil and gas potential

A new El Dorado for emergency generator suppliers

Question mark over Asa Resource's fate

Former president Chissano tries to sell his pipeline to Mugabe

Government intent on changing law to attract miners

Mwana in court in western France

Minister wants only one state-owned diamond firm

How a Sino-British group took over Mwana Africa

"Bandit" Wellesley-Wood is back

Simango to preach transparency in diamond trade

High-risk game to control Mwana Africa

Mwana man Muganyi heads mining chamber

Roach steps up the pace on RHA project

Anglo American examines a platinum smelter's potential to make money

A tungsten plant soon operating in Zimbabwe

ZANU-PF seeks to horn in on diamond cutting business

Redwing back on stream in July

The Kurotwi cutting unit to polish its competitiveness.

Spotlight Indigenisation increasingly made to measure

Plant for RHA's tungsten mine

A tough month for Anjin's boss

RioZim seeks to revive Cam & Motor

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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Spotlight
Indigenisation increasingly made to measure