Russia May Be Interested In Buying Lithium From Zimbabwe And May Already Be Negotiating, Deputy Speaker Of The Zimbabwe Senate Says

It was reported on May 28 that Zimbabwe’s Senate Deputy Speaker Nyam Buya said that Russia has shown interest in purchasing lithium from Zimbabwe, and the two sides may already be negotiating. "Zimbabwe has enough experience in detecting and processing lithium so we're just looking for a market to sell it to, and we're sure Russia is showing interest," Nyambuya said. I think that discussions are currently underway on the possibility of Russia buying a certain amount of lithium from our country. " He added that several Russian companies were engaged in "platinum mining" in Zimbabwe.

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