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Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls Zimbabwe’s diamond sector is on course to exceed the targeted US$1 billion contribution backed by exceptional performance by mining companies such as the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZMDC). Speaking on the sidelines of the ongoing extraordinary meeting of the Association of African Diamond Producing Countries (ADPA) and Council of Ministers […]

Government has conducted its first diamond sale since the consolidation of mining under the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company in Chiadzwa which raked close to US$1 million.

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is expected to headline the Zimbabwe Mining Investment Conference scheduled for next week in Harare where over 20 countries have expressed interest in participating.

Zimbabwe is on the brink of clinching a deal with Botswana to start processing its diamonds at the world renowned Diamond Trading Company (DTC).

Darlington Musarurwa in CAPE TOWN, South Africa— GOVERNMENT, through the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), last Friday struck a deal with a foreign investor to exploit lithium deposits worth $1,4 billion in Matabeleland North, a Cabinet minister said yesterday.

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter— The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) is seeking partners to invest in the revamping of operations of some of its mines that produce gold, graphite and emerald, including a joint venture for the production of coal-bed methane gas in the north-west of the country.

JOHANNESBURG. — THE upcoming Mining Indaba in South Africa will present a platform for the new administration in Zimbabwe to attract investments into the country.

Melissa Makoto and Primrose Nyanzero Labour and Social Welfare Minister Petronella Kagonye has applauded Shungudzevana Children’s Home management in Harare for complying with the Government directive to shift from dormitory-style of living to the home-style. Minister Kagonye said this new set-up brought the essence of a family.

Ishemunyoro Chingwere and Michael Tome The need to grow the economy which is one of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s major thrust, has cascaded down to members of the Cabinet with ministers appointed to economic ministries yesterday saying they will strive to achieve growth in their respective portfolios.