Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation

By Dumisani Nsingo Efforts to re-open Kamativi Tin Mine which was shut down over two decades ago appears to have hit a brick wall as the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation has expressed dissatisfaction at the status of the Chinese…
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By Happiness Zengeni and Tinashe Makichi | The Herald | The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation has dismissed its top three executives for alleged gross incompetence.  ZMDC has over the past years struggled to turn around its…
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Resuscitation of operations at Kamativi Tin Mine inched a step closer yesterday after the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) and a Chinese company, Beijing Pingchang Investments, signed a joint venture agreement.
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GOVERNMENT has granted the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation special grants to explore coal and coalbed methane gas in Matabeleland North Mining District. Mines and Mining Development Deputy Minister Fred Moyo confirmed in an…
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HARARE - Core Mining and Minerals (Private) Limited director Lovemore Kurotwi, accused of defrauding government of $2 billion says the State has failed to adduce evidence linking him to the commission of the offence.
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Diamonds certainly are not a girl’s best friend for the Marange villagers who once picked the gems from the flood plains of the Save and Odzi rivers in eastern Zimbabwe. Symbols of romance and luxury, diamonds have turned the lives of the…
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HARARE - About $45 million in diamond revenue was on Friday seized by a South African company in Belgium after it had been granted an interim order against President Robert Mugabe’s cash-strapped government over a cancelled platinum…
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The High Court ruled yesterday that former Mines and Mining Development Minister Obert Mpofu must explain himself for authorising payment of $600,000 as legal fees to a Harare law firm under unclear circumstances.
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Government should clearly state which department or agency has a 40% shareholding in diamond producer Anjin to ensure that diamond revenue goes to Treasury, the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (Zela) has said.
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Zimbabwe’s former minister of mines Obert Mpofu has admitted under oath that he ran the country’s diamonds sector alone for a period of four months, after firing the entire board when he took office back in 2009.
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