Lithium miners demand urgently needed incentives

Zimbabwe’s Lithium Producers’ Association Chairman Innocent Rukweza

HAZEL MARIMBIZA In Bulawayo ZIMBABWE’S lithium industry wants crucial tax incentives to unlock more than US$1.4 billion in planned in­vestments for high-value lithium sul­phate production. Speaking on the sidelines of the Mine Entra exhibition on Friday, Lith­ium Producers Association of Zimba­bwe chairperson Innocent Rukweza said while producers supported the government’s drive to move away from…

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