Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company

The state owned Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) failed to account for around US$300 million in debts and investments listed in the company's 2019 financial statements.
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Extensive resource definition and quantification works being undertaken by Russian firm, Alrosa, at the Malipati Diamond Project in Matabeleland South, has revealed a rare and high value species of diamonds that have potential to change the…
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CNRG in a statement commending the government's decision to cancel all mining claims in National Parks, added that it hoped the remaining secret titles would “indeed be cancelled”.
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A storm is brewing at Manica Diamonds with a number of players handing in transfer requests after going for three months without receiving their salaries.
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MUTARE – Highly placed sources within the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Mining Company (ZCDC) and Ministry of Mines last week spoke of how 12 diamond mining companies are clandestinely extracting diamonds worth billions of dollars in…
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The Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) on Sunday began its search for a new chief executive to replace Dr Morris Mpofu who was fired five months ago amid allegations of corruption and abuse of office.
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One artisanal miner was shot dead while dozens were injured after an estimated 300 men were found illegally prospecting for minerals at the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) premises in Chiadzwa.
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The Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) board of directors has fired seven senior officials as it seeks to rebuild public and market confidence following allegations of rampant corruption and abuse of office by the executive.
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Former Zimbabwe international Lazarus Muhoni, who is under the spotlight after being implicated in a player transfer scandal, has stepped down from his position as Manica Diamonds executive member.
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The Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company have launched investigations into allegations two executive members at their football franchise, Manica Diamonds, could have been involved in illicit player transfer deals to enrich themselves.
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