South Africa’s Tharisa May Join $4.2 Billion Zimbabwe Platinum Project
Chrome miner sees potential to diversify into Zimbabwe PGMs Tharisa says free elections are key to raising capital SOUTH Africa:...
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VIDEO: African Chrome Fields committed to Zimbabwe
Chamber of Mines Zimbabwe Conference 3rd Session and Summary...
Will Foreign Investors Help Zimbabwe To Transform Itself?
SIX months after Robert Mugabe was ousted from office, there appears to be a new-found confidence among investors that Zimbabwe...
NRZ finalises tariff for coal miner
One of the locomotives that were delivered to the National Railways of Zimbabwe in February this year. — (Picture by...
Mining sector needs US$7bn
Livingstone Marufu ZIMBABWE’s mining companies need over US$7 billion to recapitalise their operations over the next five years to raise...
Investment inquiries flood ZIA . . . need for policy reforms highlighted
From The Sunday Mail THE Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA) has seen an increased number of investment inquiries from foreign investors...
Zimbabwe ‘open for business’ says Mnangagwa
From the source Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa says his country is open for business and that all foreign investment is...
SA tycoon to invest $1,2bn
From The Herald by Freeman Razemba SOUTH African tycoon Mr Robert Matana Gumede arrived in the country last night to...
Diasporans take second look at Zim
From NewsDay BY MTHANDAZO NYONI BUSINESS people, companies and investment funds around the world are taking a “second look” at Zimbabwe, with a view of bringing in fresh investment into the country following the recent ouster of Robert Mugabe as President, an official has said. Comfort Creek Land Developers chief executive officer and head of the Zimbabwean Diaspora Network in North America, Pedzi Makumbe, told NewsDay that people in the diaspora were excited about the new developments in the country. “I asked for input (views of diasporans on the new...
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