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Emmerson Mnangagwa
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says with the vast wealth underground, coupled with sound economic policies, there is no need to cry about economic sanctions.
President Mnangagwa said this while addressing stakeholders at the official re-opening of Shamva Gold Mine which is a subsidiary of Kuvimba Mining House Group.
“I urge stakeholders in the industry to exploit resources for the benefit of Zimbabweans. With such wealth underground, if we produce strategic policies there is no need to cry about sanctions.
“To date, it is pleasing that we have seen investments in major mining projects such as the Great Dyke Investments, Muzarabani Oil and Gas, Arcadia Lithium Mine, Mvuma Iron Ore Mining, Pit-Stone and Blanket Gold mines among others being rigorously undertaken.
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By Staff Reporter
NEWLY established mining venture, Kuvimba Mining House, has laid out an ambitious plan and is targeting to produce up to 500 000 ounces of gold per year from its subsidiaries, which will help turn the fortunes of the gold sector.
This was said by the group’s chief executive officer, David Brown.
Kuvimba Mining House subsidiaries are, Freda Rebecca Gold Mine; Shamva Gold Mine and Jena Mine. The nickel operating mine is Trojan Nickel Mine trading under Bindura Nickel Corporation while the platinum asset is Darwendale Platinum project trading under Great Dyke Investments and the Chrome venture which is Zimbabwe Alloys Limited.
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