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Chegutu miners back mercury‑free gold technology rollout - ZiMining Chegutu miners embrace mercury‑free gold technology as Zimbabwe expands cleaner mining under the planetGOLD project.

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Kambamura declares 'zero tolerance' on corruption, backs inspectors - ZiMining “Mines Minister Kambamura vows zero tolerance on graft, pledging inspector protection and tighter controls to clean up Zimbabwe’s mining sector.

Media Tour Update: G-Zone Mining & Milling Hosts planetGOLD Zimbabwe Tour in Chegutu

G-Zone Mining and Milling Company opened its gates in today for a media tour in partnership with planetGOLD Zimbabwe project, alongside the Ministries of Mines and Mining Development; Environment, Climate and Wildlife; Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development; Health and Child Care and the Environmental Management Agency.

The visit gave journalists and stakeholders a firsthand look at how G-Zone is readying to implementing mercury-free gold processing and responsible mining practices.

Artisanal and small-scale gold mining accounts for a significant share of Zimbabwe’s gold output, yet it is estimated that 96% of artisanal gold is currently produced using mercury.

planetGOLD Zimbabwe Project Manager Nyaradzo Mutonhori said the project plans to support 7,500 artisanal miners across 11 districts, with a target to reduce mercury use by 4.85 tonnes. Gold miners association of zimbabwe Mining Engineering Education Jnr CHAMBER OF MINERS ZIMBABWE Zimbabwe Environmental Law Organisation Thomas Chidamba Nyamayaro II

A group of talented engineering students recently stole the show at the engineering awards, impressing judges and attendees with their innovative projects aimed at protecting the environment.

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🏆 The countdown is on!

The inaugural Women in Engineering Awards Ceremony takes place on Monday, 23 June 2025 at HICC, Harare — celebrating the remarkable women transforming Zimbabwe’s engineering industry.

✅ Nominate a trailblazer or cast your vote today!
🗳️ Voting extended until 14 June 2025.

🎟️ Tickets:
• US$60 (Individual)
• US$500 (Table of 10)

📍Organised by the Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers, Women in Engineering Zimbabwe, and Kunthom Media Solutions.

🔗 Submit nominations and vote now: www.kunthommedia.com
📧 Enquiries: [email protected]

Let’s honour excellence, drive change, and spotlight those breaking barriers.

🎉 Thrilled to see our inaugural Women in Engineering Conference featured in The Sunday Mail!

"This is a time when the mining industry has escalated to unprecedented levels... when voices of wisdom need to be heard in order to preserve our nature and environment." - Dr Sanzan Diarra, ZIE CEO

On June 23rd at Harare International Conference Centre, we're making history with Zimbabwe's first Women in Engineering Conference and Awards.

What makes this special: ✨ Keynote by Engineer Joy Makumbe (Ministry of Transport & Infrastructural Development) ✨ Panel discussions on engineering leadership & innovation
✨ Executive masterclasses on negotiation & career resilience ✨ Evening awards ceremony celebrating engineering excellence ✨ Structured mentorship and speed networking

As Dr Mary Chikuruwo beautifully put it: "The presence of women in engineering is no longer symbolic. Their gentle, but determined approach continues to attract more girls to the profession."

This isn't just a conference - it's the start of a long-term movement supporting women in Zimbabwe's engineering sector.

Engineering needs YOUR creativity, resilience and unique perspective. Whether you're a seasoned professional, student, or passionate about diversity in STEM - join us in making history.

🎯 Registration: Women in Engineering Conference 2025

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ENGINEER Obert Mukaratirwa, a highly experienced mining professional with more than twenty years under his belt, shares his remarkable journey from Zimbabwe to Canada, shedding light on his expertise in mine ventilation engineering.

In this interview with ZiMining, he delves into the vital importance of ventilation in mining operations, the various challenges he has encountered, and the innovative solutions he champions to ensure safety and efficiency deep underground.

Q: Can you tell us about your background and career journey?
A: I was born on 26 October 1974 in Gutu, Masvingo, as the seventh of ten children. After completing my A-levels at Gokomere High School, I enrolled at the University of Zimbabwe in 1994 to study Mining Engineering, supported by an Anglo-American scholarship.

Engineer Mukaratirwa champions advanced ventilation solutions in mining - Zi-Mining ENGINEER Obert Mukaratirwa, a highly experienced mining professional with more than twenty years under his belt, shares his remarkable journey from Zimbabwe to Canada, shedding light on his expertise in mine ventilation engineering. In this interview with ZiMining, he delves into the vital importanc...

THE REOPENING of Kamativi Mine has revitalised this once-neglected mining town, creating over 1,200 jobs and pouring millions into local infrastructure and services.

Kamativi Mining Company (KMC), a collaboration between China’s Yahua Group and Zimbabwean partner Defold Mine (Private) Limited, has invested upwards of US$100 million in the initial phase of its lithium project.

After halting operations in 1994 because of a sharp decline in tin prices, the mine is now pivoting towards lithium extraction, with plans to invest a total of US$249 million.

Since resuming operations in September 2022, KMC has generated around 300 direct jobs and more than 1,000 indirect jobs through contractors.

The company has also contributed over US$8 million in taxes to Zimbabwe’s treasury.

Lithium revival transforms Kamativi: Jobs, infrastructure, and hope return - Zi-Mining THE REOPENING of Kamativi Mine has revitalised this once-neglected mining town, creating over 1,200 jobs and pouring millions into local infrastructure and services. Kamativi Mining Company (KMC), a collaboration between China’s Yahua Group and Zimbabwean partner Defold Mine (Private) Limited, has...