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Zimbabwe's first plant to process clean-energy metal lithium -- of which it is Africa's top producer -- is up and running, a milestone in its expanding drive to stop the wholesale export of its raw mineral wealth.
Namib Minerals Charts Five-Step Pathway to Redwing Restart as DFS Technical Programme Secures Full Funding Nasdaq-listed Namib Minerals has laid out a defined five-step pathway and targeted milestone schedule for the restart of the historic Redwing Mine in Penhalonga while confirming that the technical programme of the Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) is now fully funded […] The post Namib Minerals Maps Five-Step Redwing Mine Restart Plan appeared first on Mining Zimbabwe.
Government Moves to Overhaul Mining Loan Fund to Widen Access for Small-Scale Miners The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has begun overhauling the Mining Industry Loan Fund (MILF), with authorities reviewing its mandate and lending criteria in a bid to make the facility more accessible to Zimbabwe’s artisanal and small-scale miners, Mining Zimbabwe can […] The post Government Overhauls Mining Loan Fund for ASM Miners appeared first on Mining Zimbabwe.
NMB Links Mining Finance to ESG as Miners Seek Affordable Capital NMB Bank is making environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance a key requirement for mining companies seeking concessionary financing, signalling a shift in how lenders are assessing credit risk as sustainable finance gains traction in Zimbabwe, Mining Zimbabwe can report. By Ryan Chigoche For […] The post NMB Links Mining Finance to ESG Performance appeared first on Mining Zimbabwe.
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Sandawana Mines, a subsidiary of Mutapa Energy Resources, has officially announced a JORC-certified mineral resource of 39.9 million tonnes of lithium-bearing ore, marking a significant milestone for Zimbabwe’s mining sector, Mining Zimbabwe can report. By Rudairo Mapuranga The announcement was made by Mutapa Energy Resources CEO Innocent Rukweza during a press briefing in Harare, where […] The post Sandawana Mines Unveils JORC-Compliant 40 Million-Tonne Lithium Resource appeared first on Mining Zimbabwe.
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