Suspended Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) president Henrietta Rushwaya who was arrested last week while attempting to smuggle 6kgs of gold to Dubai has told Harare Magistrate Ngoni Nduna that she has no reason to escape if granted bail as she has vast business interests worth
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Sunday cleared First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa and son Collins who were implicated in a gold smuggling case involving embattled former Zimbabwe Miners Federation President, Henrietta Rushwaya. In a statement earlier, Mnangagwa had dismissed attempts to link her to Rushwaya who is
Embattled Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) president, Henrietta Rushwaya has been suspended to allow investigations to take place in a gold smuggling case she is facing. Rushwaya was apprehended at the Robert Mugabe International Airport while attempting to smuggle six kilograms of gold to Dubai on Monday,
Former Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) Chief Executive Officer, Henrietta Rushwaya was Monday arrested at Robert Mugabe International Airport after she attempted to smuggle six kilograms of gold to Dubai. Rushwaya who is president of the Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) was arrested by members of the ZRP
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday threatened long jail terms on menacing illegal gold miners known as Mashurugwi accused of terrorizing communities with machetes in broad day light. The unpopular group mainly operates in the Midlands province, particularly, the gold-rich Shurugwi area and have of late, expanded their
The Herald has reported that Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) president Ms Henrietta Rushwaya was involved in a fatal accident just outside Kwekwe on her way from the organisation’s Annual General Meeting in Gweru last night. One person is said to have died on the spot while
A Chinese company, Lifetouch Investments, operating in the country has donated mining equipment worth over US$500 000 to the Zimbabwe Mining Federation to enhance the country’s gold mobilization efforts. The sponsorship will see the firm donating US$2 million in phases until the end of the year. The
Following the recent death of over 20 miners who were trapped in a Kadoma mine, a local academic institution, Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) has since started the process of opening a Mining Faculty in Kadoma that is expected to offer training to artisanal miners
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