Marange diamonds leakage exposed
News in depth: British investor digs in over Marange diamond concession saga
The British investor partnered with Chiadzwa Community Company (CCC) formerly known as Chiadzwa Mineral Resources (CMR) to form Katanga Mining which was expected to have sealed the deal with ZCDC not later than October 18 2019, according to archived pronouncements by Mines Minister Winston Chitando.
News in depth: British investor digs in over Marange diamond concession saga
The British investor partnered with Chiadzwa Community Company (CCC) formerly known as Chiadzwa Mineral Resources (CMR) to form Katanga Mining which was expected to have sealed the deal with ZCDC not later than October 18 2019, according to archived pronouncements by Mines Minister Winston Chitando.
Corruption watch: What’s Anjin doing with our diamonds?
The Chamber says the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) produced 89% of the 4.2 million carats in 2021.
Corruption watch: What’s Anjin doing with our diamonds?
The Chamber says the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) produced 89% of the 4.2 million carats in 2021.
Letter from America: What I learnt from Bishop Tutu: There is no neutrality in a fight with evil
The most singular lesson I learned was that in a fight with evil, there is no neutrality. But let me start with the memorable stories of his life. Tutu had just been appointed Bishop of Johannesburg in the 1980s. He went to register for a vote. Of course, he was denied. He asked a simple question.
Letter from America: What I learnt from Bishop Tutu: There is no neutrality in a fight with evil
The most singular lesson I learned was that in a fight with evil, there is no neutrality. But let me start with the memorable stories of his life. Tutu had just been appointed Bishop of Johannesburg in the 1980s. He went to register for a vote. Of course, he was denied. He asked a simple question.
Opaque foreign mining projects fuelling conflict
From Dinde in Matabeleland North to Uzumba in Mashonaland East, communities have been fighting hard to block Chinese companies from setting up mines in their ancestral lands before any consultations with local people.
Opaque foreign mining projects fuelling conflict
From Dinde in Matabeleland North to Uzumba in Mashonaland East, communities have been fighting hard to block Chinese companies from setting up mines in their ancestral lands before any consultations with local people.
