Mining Zimbabwe – Analysis & Features

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Implementing the Strategic Sourcing Strategy
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Implementing the Strategic Sourcing Strategy

The article outlines how to move a strategic sourcing plan from theory to market execution, emphasizing that implementation validates the insights from spend analysis, category profiling, and other diagnostics. It describes four primary engagement methods—direct negotiation, outsourcing versus in‑house production,...

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US$28,74m Write-Down as Sibanye-Stillwater Reassesses Mimosa’s Long-Term Economic Outlook
NewsFeb 25, 2026

US$28,74m Write-Down as Sibanye-Stillwater Reassesses Mimosa’s Long-Term Economic Outlook

Sibanye‑Stillwater recorded a $28.74 million impairment on its Zimbabwean Mimosa platinum operation after revising long‑term economic assumptions. The new model assumes an eight‑year life‑of‑mine, higher working and capital costs, and incorporates a 10 % beneficiation tax, reducing projected cash inflows. Despite a...

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Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 25 February 2026
NewsFeb 25, 2026

Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 25 February 2026

Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR) released its gold buying rates for 25 February 2026, listing prices from $149.39 to $157.69 per gram (approximately $4,646.55‑$4,904.71 per ounce) across purity tiers. The highest cash price applies to fire‑assay gold above 100 g with no sample deduction,...

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President Mnangagwa Signals End of Raw Mineral Exports
NewsFeb 25, 2026

President Mnangagwa Signals End of Raw Mineral Exports

President Emmerson Mnangagwa told Zimbabwean exporters that raw mineral shipments are effectively ending, insisting that value‑addition must occur domestically. The Finance Act now imposes a 10% export tax on unbeneficiated lithium and chrome, with chrome also subject to a 5%...

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ZIDA Urges Swift Rollout of E-Cadastre System as Investor Demand for Clarity Grows
NewsFeb 24, 2026

ZIDA Urges Swift Rollout of E-Cadastre System as Investor Demand for Clarity Grows

The Zimbabwe Investment Development Agency (ZIDA) is pressing the government to fast‑track the launch of an E‑Cadastre system that digitally records mining tenements. The platform, long delayed, is now slated for a 2025 rollout after recent investor inquiries at the...

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Harmonised Regulation, PPPs Key to Unlocking SADC Energy Capital — Moyo
NewsFeb 24, 2026

Harmonised Regulation, PPPs Key to Unlocking SADC Energy Capital — Moyo

Zimbabwe’s Energy and Power Development Minister July Moyo used the opening of the second SADC Sustainable Energy Week to call for tighter regulatory harmonisation and stronger public‑private partnerships across the region. He argued that aligned laws, tariffs and standards would boost...

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Caledonia Lines Up US$150m Local Bank Facility to Drive Bilboes Development
NewsFeb 24, 2026

Caledonia Lines Up US$150m Local Bank Facility to Drive Bilboes Development

Caledonia Mining has appointed Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe and CBZ Bank as co‑lead arrangers for an up to US$150 million interim financing facility, expected to close by mid‑2026. The bridge loan complements a recent US$150 million convertible notes offering, a gold‑price hedging programme,...

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‘Go Ahead and Occupy the Space’: President Urges Youth to Seize Mining Opportunities Under Vision 2030
NewsFeb 23, 2026

‘Go Ahead and Occupy the Space’: President Urges Youth to Seize Mining Opportunities Under Vision 2030

President Emmerson Mnangagwa urged Zimbabwe’s 30,000‑strong youth audience to seize opportunities in the mining sector as part of the National Development Strategy 2 and Vision 2030. He highlighted the growing impact of young entrepreneurs, citing Ionosphere Investments’ lithium processing plant and BlackBull...

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Copper Rebound Anchors CAFCA’s Q1 Performance as Export Demand Surges
NewsFeb 22, 2026

Copper Rebound Anchors CAFCA’s Q1 Performance as Export Demand Surges

CAFCA Limited posted a 3% year‑on‑year increase in total sales volumes for Q1 2025, propelled by a 21% surge in copper product volumes. Export shipments to regional markets leapt 77% after the company overhauled its distribution model and eliminated consignment...

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Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 20 February 2026
NewsFeb 20, 2026

Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 20 February 2026

Fidelity Gold Refinery published its February 20 2026 gold buying rates for Zimbabwe, listing prices per gram and per troy ounce across several purity categories. The fire‑assay cash price for gold above 100 g is $152.66 per gram ($4,748.26 per ounce), while the...

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Contango to Raise £5mn for Muchesu Coal Expansion, Debt-Free Transition
NewsFeb 20, 2026

Contango to Raise £5mn for Muchesu Coal Expansion, Debt-Free Transition

London‑listed Contango Holdings announced a £5 million share subscription, funded by Pacific Goal Investments and Huo Investments, to recapitalise the business and erase existing shareholder loans. The deal, priced at a 39 percent premium to the February 12, 2026 mid‑market close, will...

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Namib Advances US$300M Gold Revival with Redwing Dewatering
NewsFeb 19, 2026

Namib Advances US$300M Gold Revival with Redwing Dewatering

Namib Minerals announced that dewatering at its Redwing Mine in Zimbabwe started on January 29, 2026, following its November 2025 work plan. The dewatering enables feasibility studies, underground assessments, and detailed engineering for the mine's restart. This effort is part...

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Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 19 February 2026
NewsFeb 19, 2026

Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 19 February 2026

Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR) released its official gold buying rates for Zimbabwe on 19 February 2026, quoting prices per gram and per troy ounce. The top tier – Fire Assay cash for gold above 100 g – is $152.01 per gram ($4,728.04 per...

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Local Firms to Spearhead Mutapa Gold’s $150m Shamva Expansion and Multi-Project Growth Plan
NewsFeb 19, 2026

Local Firms to Spearhead Mutapa Gold’s $150m Shamva Expansion and Multi-Project Growth Plan

Mutapa Gold Resources announced a US$150 million redevelopment of its Shamva mine, with the project and subsequent expansions at Jena and Elvington to be executed primarily by Zimbabwean contractors and suppliers. The multi‑phase plan aims to convert Shamva into a low‑cost...

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Kavango Declares Maiden 33,900oz Gold Resource at Bill’s Luck, Hillside Total Hits 52,900oz, Here Is Why
NewsFeb 19, 2026

Kavango Declares Maiden 33,900oz Gold Resource at Bill’s Luck, Hillside Total Hits 52,900oz, Here Is Why

Kavango Resources announced a maiden JORC‑compliant mineral resource of 33,900 ounces of gold at the historic Bill’s Luck mine, raising the total Hillside Project resource to 52,900 ounces. The estimate includes 2,600 ounces measured at 3.3 g/t, 13,400 ounces indicated at...

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Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 18 February 2026
NewsFeb 18, 2026

Gold Buying Prices in Zimbabwe per Gram/ Ounce, 18 February 2026

Fidelity Gold Refinery published its official gold buying rates for 18 February 2026. Prices are quoted in US dollars per gram and per troy ounce, ranging from $148.79/gram ($4,627.89/oz) for 90%+ purity to $141.70/gram ($4,407.37/oz) for 5‑10 g samples. The fire‑assay cash price...

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Sandawana Production to More Than Double as Mutapa Energy Unveils US$250 Million Concentrator, US$36 Million Infrastructure Drive
NewsFeb 17, 2026

Sandawana Production to More Than Double as Mutapa Energy Unveils US$250 Million Concentrator, US$36 Million Infrastructure Drive

Mutapa Energy’s Sandawana lithium mine will more than double its concentrate output to 162,000 tonnes in FY2026, a 122% increase over the prior year. The company has secured US$250 million to build a new concentrator plant, with construction slated to start...

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