By Judith Nyuke A local company, Burnett Motors, has been dragged to court for allegedly failing to deliver eight Toyota Hilux vehicles, valued at US$280,000, to the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) despite payment having been made two years prior. Burnett Motors Dealership (Pvt) Limited, represented by
Mines minister, Winstone Chitando has cleared the air on reports of intrusion in the Chiadzwa diamond mining fields saying the yet to be identified culprits only got into the portal A mining area where tailings from the dump are heaped. In a statement yesterday, Chitando said
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for transparency in the mining sector threatening that his administration will not condone any acts of corruption or misappropriation of national resources. Addressing stakeholders during the commissioning of the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) crushing plant in Chiadzwa yesterday, Mnangagwa said
Mining giant Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) has partnered the Zimbabwe Agriculture Society (ZAS) in a massive artificial insemination drive set increase livestock population in Manicaland. President Emmerson Mnangagwa will be guest of honor at the programme launch set for 20 December at Gandauta Primary School
High Court Judge, Justice David Mangota has ordered Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) to immediately stop mining operations in Marange until they obtain an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) certificate from the Environmental Management Agency. Justice Mangota’s order follows a High Court application filed by Malvern Mudiwa
MUTARE- At least 26 families from Tinoengana village, in Chiadzwa face forced eviction from the diamonds fields, five months after Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) started mining in their backyards. The families were made aware of their plight on Tuesday when a high-powered delegation including security
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