Shabanie Mashaba Mines

South Africa based Zimbabwean businessman Mutumwa Mawere has dragged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) seeking an order to cancel the Zanu-PF’s leader's presidential candidature ahead of elections next…
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South Africa based Zimbabwean businessman Mutumwa Mawere wants the Zimbabwe Anti-corruption Commission (ZACC) to investigate how Shabanie Mashaba Mines (SMM), which is under state curatorship since 2004, has been collecting rent on his…
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Shabanie Mashaba Mines (SMM) Holdings, which is under reconstruction, has disposed of its entire 43,22 percent shareholding held in the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed and mining consumables manufacturer, General Beltings.
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"What is puzzling in this bizarre theft of shares is that in terms of s23(1)(a) of the Reconstruction Act, only a reconstructed company can issue shares to third parties like Nickdale but the law has no provision for a company under…
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Shabanie Mashaba Mines (SMM) Holdings will resume asbestos production at Mashava Mine by end of March this year after securing the initial funding required to restart operations.
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HARARE - Zimbabwean businessman Mutumwa Mawere has allegedly been arrested in South Africa in yet unclear circumstances.
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Legal wrangles over the ownership of Shabanie Mashaba Mines are stalling the revival of the once vibrant asbestos mining firms, a Cabinet minister has said. Mines Minister Obert Mpofu last Friday said the government-controlled Zimbabwe…
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This year my unforgettable birthday presents were a number of articles containing outrageous and defamatory allegations made Chinamasa during a hearing conducted by the Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy writes Mutumwa Mawere.
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The dispute between Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa and businessman Mutumwa Mawere over the control of Shabanie Mashaba Mines is set to escalate after the minister said the South Africa based tycoon does not own the company.
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Africa's future will always belong to builders rather than professional armchair commentators who choose to see the world in ideological and binary terms. One such commentator is Professor Jonathan Moyo, the MP for Tsholotsho North (Zanu…
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