Forfeiture in mining law in Zimbabwe

The legal basis for forfeiture rests on the principle that a mining right is a privilege granted by the State, not an absolute right, and is conditional upon the title
By Adam Mavhiko Mar. 26, 2026

2026 national executive budget: Key implications for miners in Zim

Treasury asserts that the QPM approach will improve mineral valuation by referencing recognised international benchmarks, such as those of the London Metal Exchange.
By Zvikomborero Sibanda Dec. 19, 2025

Outcry as Chinese mining firms flout basic safety rules

Munodawafa said it is only after his office issues suspension or closure notices do some operators comply.
By Melody Chikono Jun. 27, 2025

Time to finalise bill on mines and minerals

Amending the Act will guard against such malpractices; it must be expedited to promote transparency and accountability in the mining sector.
By The Zimbabwe Independent May. 30, 2025

Mine collapses on illegal miners

Mahoko said Farai Machenjedze and Desire Mareva, whose particulars were not yet known, were working underground, while three other miners were working outside the shaft.
By Mpumelelo Moyo Jan. 16, 2025

Zim warns mines against violating laws

Several chrome and gold miners have recently faced charges for violating these laws.
By Freeman Makopa Aug. 2, 2024

‘Mortgage funding critical in housing development’

We take pride in the deeds-related system of Zimbabwe. 
By Melody Chikono Mar. 15, 2024

Modernise mining laws, govt urged

These decisions will either keep the country on a lower-middle-income country path or open the door to an upper-middle-income country path.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Mar. 4, 2024

Report pokes holes in Zim lithium strategy

The report is titled "Implications of the Lithium Mining Rush in Zimbabwe, Analysis of the Legal Developments".
By Rugare Mubika May. 5, 2023