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Namib Minerals plans to spend $300m to restart Zimbabwe mines
Namib Minerals owns three gold mines in Zimbabwe, including the How mine, which is currently in operation. Tall said the funds would restart the group’s Mazowe and Redwing mines, where production was halted in 2018 and 2019 respectively due to adverse economic conditions. Namib Minerals, which debuted on the Nasdaq in June, was created through the merger of assets previously owned by Metallon Corporation and US firm Red Rock Acquisition Corporat…
Kuvimba revises Darwendale platinum project approach
KUVIMBA Mining House has redesigned its Darwendale platinum development as an open-pit operation rather than the originally planned underground mine, said Trevor Barnard in an interview with Reuters. The strategic shift aims to accelerate the long-delayed project amid strengthening platinum prices, he said. Initially unveiled in September 2014 by former President Robert Mugabe and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, the venture was conceived…
Namib Minerals plans to spend US$300 million to restart Zimbabwe mines
Namib Minerals plans to spend US$300 million to restart operations at two of its mothballed gold mines in Zimbabwe and lift production, its chief executive Ibrahima Tall said on Tuesday. Namib Minerals owns three gold mines in Zimbabwe, including the How mine, which is currently in operation. Namib Minerals, which debuted on the Nasdaq in …
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