Dirwai choice to referee a do-or-die relegation clash sparks outrage 

The situation is even more dire for Bikita Minerals, who are teetering on the relegation cut-off point with 37 points.  
By Sports Reporter 14h ago

Zimbabwe’s mineral exports to hit US$6,5 billion mark

“In the outlook, the mining sector is expected to grow by 5,6% this year, on the basis of new and ongoing special projects in the gold and coal sectors,” Kwesu said.  
By Blessed Ndlovu and Jotham Gutsa 21h ago

Zimplats Mupani Mine scoops best SHE award 

The award was part of a segment during the conference, highlighting Mupani Mine’s dedication to enhancing SHE practices, establishing it as the mine that has shown the most consistency. 
By Blessed Ndlovu and Jotham Gutsa Nov. 22, 2025

Drastic gold price dip triggers sharp rise in Zim mining NPLs... RBZ data shows the 2024 sector loans shot 28%

The figure underscores mining’s acute vulnerability to external shocks and reflects a significant shift in credit risk dynamics, experts say.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Nov. 21, 2025

Mineral exports hit US$2,4bn

The report unveiled a dramatic shift within the high-value Platinum Group Metals (PGMs) sector, which remains a cornerstone of Zimbabwe’s mineral exports.
By Staff Reporter Nov. 21, 2025

Mutekede seeks another Bikita miracle escape

Currently positioned 15th with 37 points and the league’s worst goal difference (-12), the Bikita-based side know their assignment is simple yet daunting. 
By Henry Mhara Nov. 20, 2025

Padenga projects ‘robust performance’ amid gold price surge

With the current gold rally, which could go even higher by year-end, Padenga is expected to make significant returns. 
By Tatira Zwinoira Nov. 19, 2025

Namib partners with Bitumen World at How Mine to sweat sand resource

In a statement on Monday, the company said How Mine, near Bulawayo in the south of Zimbabwe, holds a surface sands resource of 213 Koz of gold. 
By Staff Reporter Nov. 18, 2025

COP 30: Marking time

Satellite data suggests it is caused mainly by the record-breaking drought in the Amazon, which has reduced the forest’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide.
By Gwynne Dyer Nov. 14, 2025