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Spotlight ZIMBABWE Issue dated 23/12/2014

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 [...] (431 words)

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Ofer, AfBD and FMO see their millions go up in smoke at Sendou

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Indigenisation increasingly made to measure

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Lovemore Chihota to boost gem output

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Caledonia Mining under growing pressure to sell Eersteling

Redwing back on stream in July

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Blanket set to bolster gold output

Caledonia in push for Blanket’s gold

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