ZIMBABWE’s lithium producers have appealed to the government for tax relief, warning that the country’s high-tax regime is …
Adelaide Moyo, Group Managing Editor
ZIMBABWE’S mining industry requires US$10 billion over the next five years to sustain operations and ramp up production, an official has revealed. Speaking at the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe’s Annual Mining Conference, the …
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Staff writer in VICTORIA FALLS THE government will repossess long-idle coal concessions and has officially classified coal as …
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LITHIUM miners in Zimbabwe have completed US$2 billion projects across the mineral value chain since 2022 and are …
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PLATINUM group metals (PGMs) producers in the country are facing operational bottlenecks and liquidity constraints as the government …
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GOLD miners in the country are bullish on the industry’s immediate outlook, projecting that elevated global prices and …
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ZIMBABWE needs at least two more years of sustained growth to secure three months of import cover required …
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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s (RBZ) decision to cut its benchmark interest rate to 30 percent reflects a …
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THE Ministry of Mines has called on the mining sector to adopt environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, …
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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has slashed its benchmark policy rate to 30 percent from 35 percent …
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ZIMBABWE’s foreign currency reserves backing the ZiG increased to US$1,5 billion as of May 2026, providing the country …
