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Diamond deception...Anjin, ZCDC abandon Chiadzwa share trust

A Chiadzwa villager, who spoke to the Independent, expressed frustration over the lack of progress.
By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 28, 2025

US$7m ZPC debt chokes Makomo

A report issued in January revealed that Makomo supplied ZPC with 40 000 tonnes of coal monthly.
By Freeman Makopa Mar. 28, 2025

Axia profit down 12% on ZiG devaluation

The ZiG was in September last year devalued by 44% which saw Axia suffering huge losses.
By Tatira Zwinoira Mar. 24, 2025

‘Blatantly illegal, unconstitutional’... rights defenders slam use of force in Manhize

The plant is also expected to process iron ore from Zimbabwe’s rapidly expanding mining sector, which has been buoyed by growing domestic and international demand.
By Freeman Makopa Mar. 21, 2025

Innscor Africa invests US$10,4m in agric sector

PHI has set a target of 6 400 hectares for winter wheat production this year.
By Takudzwa Munemo Mar. 17, 2025

How fate and misfortune shaped female auto electrician’s future

As one approaches the workshop, one thing catches the attention: A broken-down Bell dozer which appears to have seen its best days.
By Staff Reporter Mar. 17, 2025

Hwange, ex-employees fight over gratuity

THE Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) is locked in a dispute over gratuities with pensioners backdated to 2020 despite the matter having spilled to the Labour Court.
By Silas Nkala Mar. 17, 2025

Miner, villagers fight over resources

The villagers said Fleekfair Trading must be held accountable for illegally seizing community property.
By Kenneth Nyangani Mar. 11, 2025
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Chinese firm pays workers 65% less legislated amount

1 000 tonnes of lithium per day, with plans to double output following a US$40 million investment. 
By Lee Musaidzi Mar. 7, 2025