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Mining safety blitz must be a process, not an event

Some deaths resulted from miners falling into abandoned and unprotected shafts, while electrocution and equipment-related incidents were also recorded.

By Eddie Zvinonzwa 2m ago

Mining safety blitz must be a process, not an event

Major policy shifts must consider investors

But while the policy direction is correct, its implementation exposed a dangerous weakness that Zimbabwe must address if it hopes to remain attractive.

By Shame Makoshori 5m ago

Major policy shifts must consider investors

Sugar tax-fund cancer equipment welcome, but transparency needed

However, while the public can celebrate the progress being made, there remains a pressing need for greater transparency and accountability regarding the procurement process.

By The Zimbabwe Independent 9m ago

Sugar tax-fund cancer equipment welcome, but transparency needed

Local firms target Zambian market in export push

ZimTrade has since expanded the programme to include agriculture services as part of efforts to diversify Zimbabwe’s export base and increase participation in regional services trade.

By Staff Writer 15m ago

Local firms target Zambian market in export push

‘Zim at a turning point’

Having consistently supported Zimbabwe’s development since Independence, Japan is committed to advancing economic and business cooperation in a tangible and co-creative manner.

By Tinashe Kairiza 20m ago

Arrest warrant for cop facing murder charge

Prince Ndavambi (39), of Waterfalls, Harare, had been released on US$400 bail and was due to stand trial, with five State witnesses lined up to testify against him.

By Desmond Chingarande 29m ago

Arrest warrant for cop facing murder charge

Mining sector generates US$2bn in first half

Mines and Mining Development Minister Polite Kambamura said the strong performance had positioned the sector for an even bigger contribution in the second half.

By Freeman Makopa 29m ago

Mining sector generates US$2bn in first half

ZRA eyes global stage, joins international hydropower body

ZRA is midway through the Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project, a US$294 million undertaking to secure the dam wall and plunge pools after decades of erosion.

By Obert Siamulandu 33m ago

ZRA eyes global stage, joins international hydropower body

Zim chefs caught up in industrial-scale looting of lithium...Africa’s richest enclave buffeted by scourge blessed by stewards

Zimbabwe’s mining sector has been haunted by industrial-scale resource leakages. The country loses up to US$2 billion worth of gold annually through smuggling and illicit financial flows.

By Mthandazo Nyoni 33m ago