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Indian Billionaire Harpal Randhawa, 22-Year-Old Son Killed In Zimbabwe Plane Crash
Harpal Randhawa is the owner of RioZim, a diversified mining company producing gold and coal as well as refining nickel and copper.
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Zimbabwe School Swallowed By A Mining Sinkhole; 17 Injured
Given that the normal age range for elementary schools in Zimbabwe is six to twelve years old, the hospitalised children are most likely to be between those ages.
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At Least 60 Feared Dead In Zimbabwe Gold Mine Flood: Government
At least 60 illegal gold miners were missing feared dead in Zimbabwe on Friday after water flooded two disused shafts in a mining town southwest of Harare, a government minister said.
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23 Feared Dead In A Flood At Out-Of-Operation Zimbabwe Gold Mine
At least 23 illegal gold miners were feared dead in Zimbabwe after water flooded in two disused shafts in a mining town 145 kilometres south-west of the capital Harare
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Venkaiah Naidu Meets Zimbabwe President, Signs 6 Agreements
India and Zimbabwe on Saturday signed six signed agreements on mining, Information and communications technology (ICT), visa waiver and traditional medicine as Vice President Venkaiah Naidu met Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputy Kembo Mohadi and held wide-ranging talks here.
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Surrounded By Diamonds, Villagers Go Hungry In Drought-Hit Zimbabwe
Shylet Mutsago, a 63-year-old who lives near the diamond fields of Marange, cannot hide her anger over how mining in this gem-rich part of eastern Zimbabwe has failed to improve the lives of local people.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe Defends Mine Ownership Plan, Lampoons "Brutal" West
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday defended his government's drive to take majority control of foreign-owned mining companies, saying investors must pay for exploiting Africa's mineral wealth.
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NMDC set to ink join venture with Zimbabwe firm for mine development: report
State-owned iron ore miner NMDC is set to form a joint venture agreement with Mosi Oa Tnuya Development Company (MOTDC), a firm owned by the Zimbabwe government, for development of exploration assets, according to a Steel Ministry official.
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With picks and prayers, illegal miners risk all for South African gold
After eight days decomposing in a disused South African gold mine, 32-year-old Blessing's body was so bloated it could barely fit through the tiny tunnel entrance hidden at the foot of a towering mine dump in a town east of Johannesburg.
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Court orders halt to Zimbabwe grave exhumations
A court has ordered militant supporters of President Robert Mugabe to stop exhuming hundreds of skeletons they say were the victims of colonial-era massacres, a project that critics say is stoking racial hatred in Zimbabwe.The High Court in Bulawayo ruled that the group must immediately cease digging out human remains from a disused mine shaft wher...
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Indian Billionaire Harpal Randhawa, 22-Year-Old Son Killed In Zimbabwe Plane Crash
Harpal Randhawa is the owner of RioZim, a diversified mining company producing gold and coal as well as refining nickel and copper.
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Zimbabwe School Swallowed By A Mining Sinkhole; 17 Injured
Given that the normal age range for elementary schools in Zimbabwe is six to twelve years old, the hospitalised children are most likely to be between those ages.
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At Least 60 Feared Dead In Zimbabwe Gold Mine Flood: Government
At least 60 illegal gold miners were missing feared dead in Zimbabwe on Friday after water flooded two disused shafts in a mining town southwest of Harare, a government minister said.
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23 Feared Dead In A Flood At Out-Of-Operation Zimbabwe Gold Mine
At least 23 illegal gold miners were feared dead in Zimbabwe after water flooded in two disused shafts in a mining town 145 kilometres south-west of the capital Harare
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Venkaiah Naidu Meets Zimbabwe President, Signs 6 Agreements
India and Zimbabwe on Saturday signed six signed agreements on mining, Information and communications technology (ICT), visa waiver and traditional medicine as Vice President Venkaiah Naidu met Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputy Kembo Mohadi and held wide-ranging talks here.
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Surrounded By Diamonds, Villagers Go Hungry In Drought-Hit Zimbabwe
Shylet Mutsago, a 63-year-old who lives near the diamond fields of Marange, cannot hide her anger over how mining in this gem-rich part of eastern Zimbabwe has failed to improve the lives of local people.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe Defends Mine Ownership Plan, Lampoons "Brutal" West
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday defended his government's drive to take majority control of foreign-owned mining companies, saying investors must pay for exploiting Africa's mineral wealth.
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NMDC set to ink join venture with Zimbabwe firm for mine development: report
State-owned iron ore miner NMDC is set to form a joint venture agreement with Mosi Oa Tnuya Development Company (MOTDC), a firm owned by the Zimbabwe government, for development of exploration assets, according to a Steel Ministry official.
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With picks and prayers, illegal miners risk all for South African gold
After eight days decomposing in a disused South African gold mine, 32-year-old Blessing's body was so bloated it could barely fit through the tiny tunnel entrance hidden at the foot of a towering mine dump in a town east of Johannesburg.
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Court orders halt to Zimbabwe grave exhumations
A court has ordered militant supporters of President Robert Mugabe to stop exhuming hundreds of skeletons they say were the victims of colonial-era massacres, a project that critics say is stoking racial hatred in Zimbabwe.The High Court in Bulawayo ruled that the group must immediately cease digging out human remains from a disused mine shaft wher...
