News about Zimbabwe that you can use
AIM-listed gold junior Vast Resources projects a July commissioning of its plant at its Pickstone-Peerless joint venture mine 100 kilometres south-west of Harare, with the first bullion deliveries seen by August.
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An international corporate governance advisory firm has backed the board of Mwana Africa in a tiff with activist minority shareholders who want to eject four non-executive directors of the resources firm at next month’s extraordinary general meeting (EGM).
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Relations between Zimbabwe and the United States have not changed despite the recent visit by State Department officials Shannon Smith and Steven Feldstein.
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Crocodile breeder Padenga has engaged government to negotiate on its behalf for meat export exemptions into mainland China as the group seeks to boost sagging exports in Asia, an official said yesterday.
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Dawn Properties has reported a seven percent decline in revenue to $5.2 million for the year ended March 31 as liquidity constraints hit income from property investments.
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The United Nations plans to raise $1.6 billion from donors to improve agriculture, food security, health and governance in Zimbabwe between 2016-2020, its representative in the southern African country said today.
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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front has suspended 89 more members, two for three years and 87 for two years.
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Listed building material manufacturer Turnall Holdings says volumes for the first quarter to March are 29 percent higher while exports are also on the rise, putting the company on a recovery path, an official has said.
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Creditors of the former listed steel engineering firm, Gulliver Consolidated yesterday voted to dispose of its assets worth $5.3 million after the company, which has been under final administration for over a year, failed to attract new investment.
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