Revenue in Zimbabwe's mining sector dipped 7 percent in 2015 on the back of depressed global commodity prices and reduced output of major minerals. Zimbabwe's mining has been stuttering due to a shortage of capital, intermittent power supplies and fears over policy issues.
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