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Geo Associates has drilled just two wells across its 360,000-hectare Mzarabani licence, meaning the project’s true potential remains largely untapped, according to founder and managing director Paul Chimbodza. By Rudairo Mapuranga Speaking at the Chamber of Mines Annual Conference, Chimbodza said the company’s two wells – Mukuyu 1 and Mukuyu 2 – are located approximately […]<...


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THERE is abundant capital sloshing around Zimbabwe’s economy waiting to find a home in the mining sector, but a disconnect between available funds and accessible investment opportunities is preventing locals from participating in the country’s mineral wealth, Deputy Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion David Kudakwashe Mnangagwa has said. By Ruda...


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Zimbabwe’s Mines and Mining Development Minister Dr Polite Kambamura has declared a renewed offensive against the illicit export of gold, lithium and diamonds, vowing that the government will pursue traffickers with relentless force as the country moves to plug a leak that has cost it billions in lost revenue, Mining Zimbabwe can report. By Ryan […]

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Gold buying prices in Zimbabwe per gram/ ounce, 23 June 2026, from the official gold buyer and exporter, Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR). 1 oz = 31.1035 g Category Price (US$/g) Price (US$/oz) SG 90% and Above 125.00 3,887.93 SG 85% but Less Than 90% 123.68 3,846.87 SG 80% but Less Than 85% 122.35 3,805.50 SG […]

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A new wave of resource nationalism is gathering pace across Africa as governments seek a larger stake in the continent’s mineral wealth, signalling a shift from decades of investor-friendly mining policies toward greater state participation and tighter control over strategic resources, Mining Zimbabwe reports. By Ryan Chigoche The trend was thrust into the spotlight this […]<...


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