51· This article explores the dynamics of a rural transformation process triggered by the dramatic growth of Zimbabwe''s Artisanal and Small-scale Gold Min…
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20241219· The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development is grappling with severe resource constraints, with a shortage of inspection vehicles …
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Zimbabwe boasts a rich and diverse geological landscape that has earned it a prominent place on the global mining map. With close to 40 different minerals …
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11· Research carried out at 5 such companies in Zimbabwe established that the major challenges contributing to high costs and lack of sustainable operations were staff ignorance, lack of awareness, lack of capacity and skills to develop sustainable strategies and lack of policies on research and development.
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121· It is now commonplace in Zimbabwe to associate artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) or chikorokoza (as it is popularly known locally) with livelihoods, survival and capital accumulation (see, for example Mawowa, 2013; Mkodzongi and Spiegel, 2020; Spiegel, 2014, 2015). With declines in formal employment opportunities, artisanal and small-scale gold …
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202483· This article examines current state of Zimbabwe''s mining equipment industry, highlighting strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
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728· Lack of sustainable infrastructure The mining sector involves the movement of heavy machinery which damages roads, especially gravel or …
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Zimbabwe boasts a rich and diverse geological landscape that has earned it a prominent place on the global mining map. With close to 40 different minerals including abundant deposits of gold, platinum, diamonds, lithium, coal, chrome, nickel, and a host of other valuable minerals the country stands as an attractive location for investors seeking emerging opportunities in the …
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1 · Zimbabwe’s new Mines and Minerals Bill, which will soon undergo nationwide consultations before gazetting, has been described as the most comprehensive attempt yet to integrate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) obligations into mining regulation. By Ryan Chigoche The draft law not only strengthens environmental protection and social …
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African Mining Vision (2017) revealed that Zimbabwe’s artisanal and small-scale mining activities started around the 15th Century when the Mutapa Committee used to trade gold with the Portuguese. These activities were not formalised and were mainly done to provide source of income for the poor which helped them to eradicate hunger and poverty.
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1 · This sustained investor interest reflects the strong global appetite for Zimbabwe’s vast mineral resource potential, even as capital equipment from abroad continues to be a primary form of investment in the sector. The symbiotic relationship between energy and mining was particularly evident in Q2 2025.
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National Cranes and Equipment Unleashes Zimbabwe''s Largest Crane National Cranes and Equipment (NCE), Zimbabwe’s premier lifting and earth-moving solutions provider, has once again redefined the country’s heavy machinery landscape with the acquisition of a 650-tonne crane — the largest in Zimbabwe and among the top three in Southern Africa.
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418· The lack of access to capital is a major problem for small-scale miners, as they often lack the funds to purchase the necessary equipment and …
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1113· Zimbabwe''s mining outlook, except for gold which is not being affected by geoeconomic fragmentation, but rather used as a safe haven …
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African Mining Vision (2017) revealed that Zimbabwe’s artisanal and small-scale mining activities started around the 15th Century when the Mutapa Committee used to trade gold with the Portuguese. These activities were not formalised and were mainly done to provide source of income for the poor which helped them to eradicate hunger and poverty.
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1 · Mining Zimbabwe is your go-to platform for mining news expert analysis, mining events, investment opportunities, gold, …
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Foreword: Swedish Ambassador to Zimbabwe, H.E. Mr Per Lindgärde The mining sector in Zimbabwe, much like in the broader Southern African region, has become a focal point of global interest. With its diverse array of minerals – including gold, platinum, diamonds, and lithium – Zimbabwe is emerging as a key player in the worldwide mining industry. Many stakeholders, …
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2025627· The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has set a firm July 1, 2025, deadline for mining title holders and applicants to align with new geospatial data standards, as the country moves closer to implementing a long-awaited computerised Mining Cadastre Information Management System (MCIMS). By Ryan Chigoche Published through General Notice 1 of …
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The study found that ASM face challenges such as lack of necessary mining equipment, lack of access to electricity, have poor financial credit facilities, lack expertise, lack of progressive legal framework, lack of relevant institutions and environmental challenges.
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PDF | On Dec 1, 2019, Lyman Mlambo published The Performance of the Zimbabwe Mining Sector in 2019 | Find, read and cite all the research you …
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2025125· The lack of local ownership in the industry prevents Zimbabwe from reaping the full rewards of its lithium sector, especially as global demand for the mineral rises. One operation that stands out for its relatively neutral approach is Kamativi Mining Company.
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African Mining Vision (2017) revealed that Zimbabwe’s artisanal and small-scale mining activities started around the 15th Century when the Mutapa Committee used to trade gold with the Portuguese. These activities were not formalised and were mainly done to provide source of income for the poor which helped them to eradicate hunger and poverty.
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11· Zimbabwe is endowed with a plethora of natural resources sufficient to provide raw materials and inputs to its engineering, mining and processing companies. Despite having …
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45· Zimbabwe’s mining industry sees a funding shortfall of $10 billion over the next five years, a challenge compounded by erratic power supplies and exchange-rate volatility.
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208· There is a serious lack of knowledge in the ASM sector and valuable mineral is being lost to waste due to this problem. The mining …
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121· It is now commonplace in Zimbabwe to associate artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) or chikorokoza (as it is popularly known locally) with livelihoods, survival and capital accumulation (see, for example Mawowa, 2013; Mkodzongi and Spiegel, 2020; Spiegel, 2014, 2015). With declines in formal employment opportunities, artisanal and small-scale gold …
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