By Nelson Banya
Zimbabwe has banned the export of raw chrome ore and concentrates to push for local refining. It’s not the first time, and the question is whether this old play will bring...
Hippo Valley is targeting 11,000 hectares in new sugarcane out-grower schemes over the next five years, just as it secured a 20-year extension on its milling licence and got new guarantees on land tenure.
By Takura Zhangazha
The government of Zimbabwe has decided to privatise its gold refinery, Fidelity Printers and Refineries. In a report carried by newZWire, it turns out the parastatal is now going to be majority (60%)...
Ten companies are to take control of Zimbabwe’s privatised gold refinery for US$49 million, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said Thursday.
This will be the first time that the refinery will be in private hands...
Swedish engineering company Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions has launched a new technology centre in Zimbabwe to take advantage of local miners’ push for automation to manage rising costs.
The centre, based in...
Zimplats has applied for a licence to install close to 200MW of solar power to feed operations at Ngezi and Selous, where it is spending US$290 million in additional investment to grow platinum output.
For the country's biggest brewer, Delta, the glass is optimistically half full; sales are defying lockdowns and the economy is showing signs of a "nascent recovery". But the cup is not running over yet, as concerns over...
The Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) is assessing a 2020 strategic alliance between Dairibord and Tavistock, its largest raw milk supplier.
The transaction is one of the applications that the CTC was considering in...
Zimbabwe on Thursday received two million more COVID-19 vaccine doses bought from Sinovac, pledging to ramp up a vaccination campaign that is under pressure from rising demand for shots.The latest delivery means Zimbabwe has now bought 3.2...
On Tuesday, Kuvimba Mining House came out to declare: “We have nothing to do with Kuda Tagwirei.” Nobody is buying that, and Kuvimba and the government shouldn’t even be trying to sell us that line.
