Monthly Archives: July 2023

Mukudzei Chingwere in Rusape The ruling Zanu PF party supporters in Rusape say the revolutionary party’s secrets that endear them to it are its rich history that delivered independence; the manner in which it champions development and attends to their expectations. These, the supporters said, form the basis of their unbreakable bond with the party. […] …
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Source: Zimbabwe, Namibia “playing with fire” after unveiling lithium export bans, says attorney – Miningmx Peter Leon, partner, Herbert, Smith Freehills. BANS on mineral exports by Zimbabwe and Namibia could fall foul of World Trade Organisation (WTO) founding regulations. That is the view of prominent attorney Peter Leon who told a mining conference this month the […] …
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  Source: Sinomine completes upgrades at Zimbabwe lithium mine – Mining Technology The upgrades include a new spodumene concentrate plant at the site as well as expanding the mine’s existing petalite plant. Zimbabwe’s President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, believes the country’s mining industry could reach an output value of $12bn in 2023. Credit: fivepointsix. Chinese mining company […] …
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Source: ANALYSIS | The Mugabe factor in this year’s elections in Zimbabwe | News24 Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa. PHOTO: Jekesai Njikizana/AFP Robert Mugabe Junior has addressed crowds at one of Zanu-PF’s first rallies. Saviour Kasukuwere a former Mugabe ally is challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa in this year‘s elections. Mnangagwa has been honouring national heroes who were shunned […] …
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Source: The Informal Sector in Africa When I was the CEO of a large food manufacturing company in Zimbabwe, I tried to export our products to Tanzania. I secured an agent in that country and dispatched our first consignment. Eddie Cross It did not move and I decided to visit that country to see for […] …
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