Tag: Winston Chitando
Zimbabwe Mines Ministry Urges Industry Evolution Amidst Global PGM Market Turbulence
The Mines and Mining Development Ministry has emphasized the imperative for Zimbabwe to evolve beyond the role of mere price takers in the global...
Zimplats Charms Govt
Platinum giant Zimplats yesterday charmed the government through part of its US$1,8bn investment in setting up a Mineral Concentrator Plant in Turf, Mhondoro-Ngezi, and...
Government Clears Air On Metal Accounting System
The government has cleared the air on the metal accounting system, following reports that platinum group metals (PGM) producers were under declaring the range...
Government committed to achieving US $ 12 billion mining sector
By Moses Charedzera
The Minister of Mines and Mining Development Winston Chitando says government is committed to the achievement of the US $12 billion mining...
Brace For More Power Cuts: ZESA.
Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has revealed
that the country will experience suppressed power supplies until imports from
the region are restored to normal levels.
In a...
10 TIPS to Improve Mining Health & Safety.
Every workplace has some types of health and safety hazards
that people need to be aware of. When it comes to the mining industry, however,
there...
Preparations for Mining Media Awards now advanced.
Preparations for the 6th edition
of the Mining Media Awards to be held on the 3rd of October 2019 in
Harare are now at advanced stages....
High Expectation For Mine Entra
Expectations are high that this year’s Mine Entra will be a success as small scale miners within the Great Dyke are looking...
Platinum Group Metals Dominate Zim Mineral Exports.
Zimbabwe has recorded an 8,7 percent jump in mineral exports
to $910 million in the first half of the year with the Platinum group of...
Govt Calls For Urgent Formalisation of Artisanal Miners.
Minister of Mines and Mining Development Winston Chitando has called for an urgent formalisation of the artisanal mining sector to curb the accidents that...
