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Eureka invests US$2m in CSR projects

“Eureka Mine is one of our key partners in Guruve. We have worked together for three to five years and have built a cordial relationship.

By Musavengana Chirau Dec. 29, 2025

Mine spends US$2m on community projects

Eureka Gold Mine general manager, Nelson Banda, said the company recognised that beyond regulatory compliance, community acceptance was critical to long-term success.

By Musavengana Chirau Dec. 21, 2025

Eureka spends US$500 000 to relocate families

Eureka Gold mine employs an estimated 1 200 workers.

By Online Reporter Nov. 28, 2024

Eureka spends US$500 000 to relocate families

Make first aid education accessible: Red Cross

Eureka Gold Mine emerged winners in the first aid competition that drew teams from as far afield as Gwanda, Mutare and Guruve.

By Moses Mugugunyeki Sep. 16, 2024

Make first aid education accessible: Red Cross

Cyanide spillage scare in Guruve

Sidange said EMA collected water samples for chemical analysis at the Environmental Management Laboratory as part of investigations.

By Own Correspondent Apr. 26, 2024

Invictus inks gas to power deal

Invictus said the MoU was non-binding until definitive agreements consisting of a gas sale and purchase agreement (GSPA) was entered into by all parties involved.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Apr. 24, 2024

41 graves to be relocated for mine waste dump

According to a notice published in a Government Gazette, 41 graves are going to be relocated.

By Vanessa Gonye Apr. 20, 2024

41 graves to be relocated for mine waste dump

‘Zim inflation to hit 400% by Q1 2023’

Eureka was commissioned about a year ago after Pedenga invested US$50 million to restart the operation through its subsidiary, Dallaglio.

By Melody Chikono Nov. 18, 2022

Forex retention policies ruin mines

Miners say many operations have relapsed into serious cash flow problems as the component of earnings coming through a currency that has been battered by relentless exchange rate crises is too huge, and they cannot do much with a currency in free fall.

By The Independent Jun. 5, 2022