British energy tycoon Cluff marks return to Zimbabwe with a bet on Muzarabani gas prospect

Weeks after Zimbabwe’s independence in 1980, British mining tycoon Algy Cluff hopped on a plane to Harare, keen to invest in the new economy. Soon after, his company Cluff Resources opened Freda Rebecca, which became the country’s biggest gold mine. Cluff Resources, in 1996, then sold the mine to Ashanti Goldfields, marking Cluff’s exit from...

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