Kavango declares new gold discovery at Hillside project

The discovery comes as Kavango has reverted to using the historic names of the first four gold prospects at its Hillside Project in southern Zimbabwe, from a total of six.
By Tatira Zwinoira 36m ago

Zanu PF sits on US$10m war chest

The treasure is reported in the central committee report to the 22nd National People’s Conference which ended in Mutare on Saturday last week.
By Sydney Kawadza 36m ago

Caledonia to deliver 2,5t of 2025 national gold deliveries

According to the Zimbabwe Miners Federation, through September, gold deliveries have already hit 33 tonnes.
By Chen Williams Oct. 17, 2025

Golden Eagles brace for N’ombeyawora clash

GOLDEN Eagles head coach Arthur Gorejena is confident that his team can cause an upset against log leaders N’ombeyawora in a Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) Division One match
By Austin Karonga Oct. 17, 2025

US$300k gold processing plant launched in Shurugwi 

He also said that the facility is a key part of the government’s formalisation trajectory aimed at ensuring youth empowerment and economic growth.
By Julia Ndlela Oct. 14, 2025

Golden promise against the ghost of past currency crises

This latest attempt to de-dollarise the economy faces a formidable challenge: overcoming a tumultuous history marked by hyperinflation and five previous failed currency regimes.
By Lovemore Nyawo Oct. 10, 2025

Smuggling fears as 85% of small-scale gold miners are not registered

ZIMBABWE could be losing billions of dollars annually amid reports that 85% of artisanal and small-scale gold miners are not registered.
By Tatira Zwinoira Oct. 7, 2025

Big gold players dodge RBZ over forex rules

In contrast, small-scale miners delivering to FGR are being paid 100% in foreign currency, a strategy meant to curb smuggling.
By Tatira Zwinoira Oct. 5, 2025

Golden Knot Holdings celebrates 20 years of excellence in style

Speaking to Standard Style Peace Pundu, Group CEO of Golden Knot Holdings expressed her pride in the company’s achievements over the past two decades.
By Takemore Mazuruse Oct. 5, 2025