The Government’s move to ban the export of raw mineral ore and lithium concentrate has been widely welcomed as a decisive step towards strengthening value addition and beneficiation in Zimbabwe’s mining sector. With vast deposits of gold, lithium and diamonds, Zimbabwe is focusing on maximising returns from its finite mineral resources by prioritising processed exports over raw shipments.
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