By Reuters MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The pace of investments in Mexico’s mining industry is expected to slow this year to its lowest since 2016, Mexican industry group Camimex said on Wednesday, adding that greater policy certainty was needed to attract more investments. Camimex sees the value of investments rising 7.4% this year to reach $5.26 billion, after the figure grew 13.8% in 2018. “We need public policies that generate trust for investors,” Camimex said in a statement. Investor confidence in Mexico, Latin America’s second largest economy, has been shaken...
PLATINUM producer Karo Mining Holdings on Tuesday officially launched the Karo platinum project in Chegutu. “We are excited about partnering with Zimbabwe and its people in building a long-term and sustainable business. Zimbabwe has an extraordinary metal and...
Privately-owned mining company African Chrome Fields is proving its commitment to Zimbabwe by expanding its already impressive alluvial chrome mining...