l The claim that the SDN list imposes sanctions against Zimbabwe has some cogency in relation to the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC). This state-owned entity does not merely develop mining in Zimbabwe, as the name of the Act implies, but conducts its own mining activities.
Investment vehicles, reportedly linked to a prominent Harare businessman with interests in mining and oil, Kudakwashe Tagwirei, are angling to buy four gold mines owned by the Government of Zimbabwe. Well-placed sources with knowledge of the ongoing negotiations, revealed the investor was targeting gold mines owned by the State through the Zimbabwe …
THE Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) has commenced exploration works at Kamativi Mine in Matabeleland North province and hopes to complete the programme in December. Kamativi ...
Chief executive David Brown, former Impala Platinum Holdings CEO, told Reuters that Landela's takeover of gold mines run by state-owned Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) would be ...
Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) faces the Parliamentary Committee on Mines and Energy chaired by Temba Mliswa. Where is the US$ 15 billion dia...
Thirty percent of Zim Goldfields was held by Zimbabwe's state-owned mining company, the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), but the other 70 percent was controlled by a U.K. shell company called Midlands Goldfields Limited.
ZMDC teetering on brink of collapse. Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) is teetering on the brink of collapse as it emerged last week that the state-owned company only has two mines that are operational, businessdigest has established. Investigations show that out of its 10 subsidiaries, only Elvington and Jena mines are operational.
Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) is an organization involved in exploration of a range of minerals for the purpose of developing mines to extract, process and beneficiate the minerals for the sustainable development of Zimbabwe.
Abbreviations used: EU - European Union ZDERA - Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act ZMDC - Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation MMCZ - Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe KPCS - Kimberley Process Certification Scheme BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa 1.0 Introduction On 16 September 2013, …
Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) Non-Executive Director Mr Peter Chimboza speaking at the visit yesterday said, his company which owns 60 per cent of Bubi Gold Milling Centre was failing to raise capital to increase its milling volumes as as such, there has not been enough apex to channel to the growth of the ASM sector in Bubi.
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) is planning to reduce its shareholding in mining assets across the country as part of a privatisation drive. ZMDC operates Sabi Gold Mine in Zvishavane, Jena Gold Mine in Silobela, and Elvington Gold Mine in Chegutu, Mhangura Copper Mine, Alaska, Sandawana and Kamativi. It has a stake in Great…
"The Zimbabwe Mining Development (ZMDC) owns two CBM Special Grants: the Mbungu SG No 5755, measuring 333,160Ha, and Gwayi SG No 5754 measuring 304, 705Ha, both located in the north western Karoi areas of Zimbabwe which straddle the Lupane, Gokwe and Binga Districts," advises ZMDC.
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14 December 2013. New Zimbabwe (London) PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe Friday ordered a clean-up at the State-owned Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) which he says is "doing nothing ...
"As a company controlled by the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), Mbada Diamonds is subject to sanctions administered by the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). In July 2008, following widespread political violence in Zimbabwe, OFAC added the state-owned ZMDC to its list of sanctioned entities.
The Jena Mine claims were first pegged in 1979 before State-owned Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) acquired them in 1984. Despite being rich in gold deposits, the mine has been ...
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) has signed a joint venture agreement with an unnamed local investor to resuscitate its defunct gold mines in the country. Benard Rinomhota ZMDC is a parastatal with diversified interest in the mining sector and in recent years the corporation has been scouting for local and foreign investors ...
ZMDC boss Akino jailed November 30, 2020 Zimbabwe Mineral Development Corporation (ZMDC) acting general manager Luke Akino was yesterday jailed for effective two years for corruptly awarding a $168 000 consultancy services contract to his acquaintance
Listed on AIM in London, Vast Resources entered into a joint venture with the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) in 2019 to mine the Heritage concession at Chiadzwa. Ahead of that ZCDC partnership, Vast agreed a partnership with Chiadzwa Mineral Resources, a company representing the Chiadzwa community interests in the diamond ...
The mine, which is wholly-owned by the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), is expected to re-open as a lithium multi-element ore body under a US$1,4 billion investment.
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) plans to use a phased recovery approach to revive three of its gold mines put under care and maintenance due to under capitalization.
Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) Job Vacancies. Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) was established by an Act of Parliament No. 31 of 1982. Vision. To create a vibrant and versatile mining power house necessary to transform Zimbabwe's mineral wealth to the world class standards. Mission.
Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) was established by an Act of Parliament No. 31 of 1982. ZMDC is involved in the mining of diamond, gold, and emerald. Rating 5000 reviews 0 vote Favoured: 0 Listing Details Name Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation Address MMCZ Building, 90 Mutare Road, Msasa, Harare, Harare, Zimbabwe Postal Address
Thirty percent of Zim Goldfields was held by Zimbabwe's state-owned mining company, the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), but the other 70 percent was controlled by a U.K. shell company called Midlands Goldfields Limited.
A massive restructuring exercise is looming at the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) as Government moves in to sanitise the entity which has been sitting on thousands of mining claims ...
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) has gone into Joint Venture partnerships with a number of partners as part of the partial privatisation of seventeen (17) of its subsidiaries as enshrined in the National Development Strategy One (NDS1). ZMDC is expected to contribute directly towards a US$12 Billion Zimbabwe Mining Sector by 2023.
THE Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) has withdrawn tenders for joint venture partnerships it sought to resuscitate its defunct mines as some of the creditors were attaching assets of the said mines. In July …
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) was mandated by Government to conduct exploration and subsequent exploitation of the diamond resource in Marange District. In compliance with the Environmental Management Act, ZMDC commissioned the Institute of Mining Research, University of Zimbabwe to carry out an environmental impact ...
THE MINING INDUSTRY IN ZIMBABWE: CHALLENGES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. Mining plays a key role in Zimbabwe's economy, contributing 5% and 23% to the country's gross domestic (GDP) and total exports, respectively. It also generates foreign currency and supplies raw materials to some industries. As a 'robber' industry, it extracts ...
Kuvimba Mining House primed to anchor key mining projects. In the 2021 Budget, Prof Ncube allocated $131,4 million towards resuscitating mines under the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), including Shabanie Mine, and the opening of new mines. However, there are several other mining projects in the pipeline in coal, diamond and ...
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) has been assigned new leadership this week, with Mines Minister Walter Chidhakwa selecting a fresh board. The new board will be chaired by David Murangari, who will be deputised by former Reserve Bank deputy governor Edward Mashiringwani.
"In 1991 we reached agreement with the Zimbabwean Government's parastatal Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) to form a joint venture to expand the Sabi gold mine which is located in southern Zimbabwe (MM, April 1992, pl89).
ZMDC fires top management. The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation has dismissed its top three executives for alleged gross incompetence. ZMDC has over the past years struggled to turn around ...
In January, Zhi Jui Mining Resource will start processing dumps at the idle Mhangura Copper Mines. Mining equipment starts arriving this month. This is part of a US$10 million joint venture between the Chinese company and the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) to restart operations there.
Benard Rinomhota ZMDC is a parastatal with diversified interest in the mining sector and in recent years the corporation has been scouting for local and foreign investors intending to reopen its mining operations that are lying idle. The mines that ceased operations include those in graphite, copper, tin, emerald, and platinum.
The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) has gone into Joint Venture partnerships with a number of partners as part of the partial privatisation of seventeen (17) of its subsidiaries as enshrined in the National Development Strategy One (NDS1). ZMDC is expected to contribute directly towards a US$12 Billion Zimbabwe Mining Sector by 2023.
via ZMDC corruption probe 'cautiously welcomed' | SW Radio Africa by Alex Bell on Monday, September 23, 2013 News of an investigation being launched into an alleged fraud plot at the Zimbabwe Mining and Development Corporation (ZMDC) is being cautiously welcomed, with the government being urged to tackle all incidents of corruption.
Thirty percent of Zim Goldfields was held by Zimbabwe's state-owned mining company, the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), but the other 70 percent was controlled by a U.K. shell company called Midlands Goldfields Limited.