Kuvimba Mining House says it is on the brink of a significant milestone as they foresee Sandawana Mine becoming Zimbabwe’s foremost lithium resource, boasting an estimated reserve of over 30 million tonnes. Simba Chinyemba, the Chief Executive Officer of Kuvimba Mining House, highlighted the promising trajectory during a recent interview, expressing confidence in the mine’s potential.Chinyemba elaborated on the exploration phases, indicating that Sandawana Mine is currently in the concluding stages of its initial exploration phase. This advancement marks a critical step in unraveling the full scope and richness of the lithium deposit. Moreover, shedding light on Kuvimba Mining House’s ownership structure, Chinyemba clarified that the company predominantly falls under state ownership. The mining conglomerate manages an extensive portfolio encompassing various mineral resources, including lithium, gold, nickel, chrome, iron, and platinum. The company’s significant mining assets, either wholly owned or with substantial shareholding, encompass a range of key mining entities. These include Sandawana, Freda Rebecca, Bindura Nickel Corporation, Zim Alloys, Great Dyke Investments, Jena Mines, and Shamva Mining Company. This diverse array of assets solidifies Kuvimba Mining House’s position as a major player in Zimbabwe’s mining sector, operating across multiple mineral segments.
