ZASWMA launches five-year plan to strengthen women in mining
ZASWMA has launched its 2026-2030 strategic plan. The plan focuses on formalisation, finance, safety and environmental stewardship. Government says women...
Read moreDetailsZASWMA has launched its 2026-2030 strategic plan. The plan focuses on formalisation, finance, safety and environmental stewardship. Government says women...
Read moreDetailsFour authorised lubricant distributors have warned that counterfeit engine oils are causing costly engine damage in Zimbabwe. The companies say...
Read moreDetailsZimbabwe's mines minister says mining companies are making good progress on mineral beneficiation. Dinson Iron and Steel Company and Steel...
Read moreDetailsMINE operators across Sub-Saharan Africa often face the same problem. They know what equipment they need, they have done the...
Read moreDetailsAs the regional mining value chain continues to evolve, businesses across the sector are looking for stronger networks, more efficient...
Read moreDetailsZIMBABWE'S Mines and Mining Development Ministry says the Zimbabwe School of Mines is reshaping its training model to support skills...
Read moreDetailsMineral exports rose 84% to $2.532 billion in the first half of 2026, MMCZ says. PGM matte, spodumene and PGM...
Read moreDetailsBy ZiMining Reporter Invictus Energy has entered what it describes as a "defining period" in 2026, with regulatory approvals and...
Read moreDetailsMines Secretary Wushe scheduled to tour Zimbabwe School of Mines in Bulawayo on June 6, 2026. Visit aims to review...
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