[SMM Precious Metals Express]

Published: Sep 7, 2026 15:56

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Zimbabwe is accelerating the transformation of its mineral sector, shifting away from traditional mining and raw‑material exports toward processing, refining and downstream manufacturing. Tafadzwa Chinamo, CEO of the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA), stated that the country aims to attract more capital into mineral separation, smelting, refining, chemical processing and mineral‑related manufacturing, to retain greater mineral value domestically and expand its industrial base.

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