Stacked bags of fertilizer. Photo : Takudzwa Changadeya By Judith Nyuke A Mazowe farmer was left counting his losses after being swindled out of US$34 000 by two men who sold him fake Compound D fertilizer last year. Ishmael Takudzwa Mataya (35), Tapiwa Chipiti (29) appeared before Harare
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) say five artisanal miners have been trapped underground after a shaft collapsed at a mine in Mazowe. The incident occurred on Sunday at Mamini, Umsasa Farm when a 20-metre-deep shaft gave way while the men were working inside. In a statement, the
Scores of participants who attended the just ended Sex Worker Symposium held in Mazowe this week demanded for increased mobile outreach, peer-led interventions and supportive legal reforms to protect sex workers’ rights and health. This came after sex workers raised concerns of increased mistreatment, discrimination and
The government has instigated investigations on cases of corruption involving highly placed police officers and artisanal miners in various parts of the country as death cases involving illegal miners continue to rise. This follows the death of nine illegal miners in an explosion at Jumbo Mine,
Metallon Corporation (‘Metallon’), Zimbabwe’s largest gold producer, has announced a restructuring of its business as part of a strategy to increase efficiencies and meet growth targets. As part of this restructuring exercise, each of Metallon’s four operating mines will now operate as separate entities. By making
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