Government has alleged that for many years, the mining industry had been siphoning platinum, rare earths, palladium, diamonds, rhodium, cobalt and gold and other minerals.
However, an official at the Chamber of Mines who declined identification said the mining industry was submitting monthly production statistics to government.
“This is what the law requires and the mining industry has been doing that. In the case of the documents that were required by the Norwegian experts, we submitted them three times, twice to government and once to the experts.”- The Source
See also:
Parliamentary committee grills mining firms over payments to Brainworks
Mining companies accused of sanctions busting
Governments losing millions through poor mining tax laws
Forensic audit for Zimbabwe’s “missing” $15 billion diamonds under way
MDC calls for thorough audit of Marange diamonds but says Mugabe must go
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