Operates a network of eight airports designed to facilitate trade and tourism. Promotes the development, safe, regular & efficient use of aviation. Controls aircraft movement within our airspace to prevent accidents.

FBC Holdings Limited (FBCH) is an Investment holding company listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange(link is external) and whose principal activities are in Zimbabwe. The Group offers diverse financial services through subsidiaries that span commercial banking, mortgage financing, short-term insurance, re-insurance, securities trading and micro financing. In all, FBC Holdings Group comprises FBC Bank Limited, FBC Building Society, FBC Reinsurance, FBC Securities (Private) Limited,  MicroPlan Financial Services (Private) Limited and an insurance company.

National Building SocietyLimited (“NBS”) is a Registered Building Society under the Building Society Act chapter 24:20. The Society was set up with the sole mandate of contributing to the National Housing stock and in support of the Zimbabwean Government Zim-Asset and Financial Inclusion programmes.  NBS is the brain child of the Zimbabwean National Social Security Authority (NSSA) and a result of an investment through the National Pensions Scheme (NPS) fund and the  Workers Compensation Insurance Fund. Through its solid capital base and support structure,NBS is poised to  be the  market  leader in the provision and facilitation  for affordable housing developments. NBS will  continue to aggressively grow market share in this focus area through a client- centric selling approach coupled with the cross and up- selling of other products and services offered by its strategic partners and shareholder NSSA. NBS will continuously pursue innovative channels in the delivery of service to its client with a fundamental focus on enabling convenience and affordability.  The NBS business structure is geared towards creation of a one-stop-shop financial powerhouse through the wide array of products and services.

Overview

RioZim is incorporated in Zimbabwe and is listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange.

The group is divided into five distinct business units; RioGold, RioBase Metals, RioChrome, RioDiamonds and RioEnergy. RioZim currently operates the Renco Gold mine in the south east of Zimbabwe, the Cam & Motor gold mine in Kadoma, the Marnatha ferrochrome refinery in Kadoma and the Empress Nickel Refinery near the city of Kadoma in Central Zimbabwe. The group also owns 50% of Sengwa Colliery Pty Ltd in Gokwe North, holds a 22% interest in Murowa Diamonds Pvt Ltd and is moving into the chrome mining and smelting industry.

History

RioZim was incorporated on August 29 1956 as Rio Tinto Southern Rhodesia Ltd. It was initially set up to prove and mine the Empress Nickel deposit in Kadoma, the first of Rio Tinto plc’s global ventures. Since then RioZim has engaged in a number of different ventures, across a wide variety of industries. After 47 years RioZim can look back on a very rich history, characterized by resilience, persistence and innovation.

From its first days as a small nickel and copper mining company in Kadoma, RioZim has grown into a large, diverse Zimbabwean company that operates across different regions and industries. The company boasts a wide array of operations and is currently involved, both directly and indirectly, in all of Zimbabwe’s Minerals including Gold, Nickel, Copper, Cobalt, PGMs, Chrome, Diamonds and Coal, making it the single, largest producer of finished products in Zimbabwe.

The University offers 84 accredited undergraduates programmes and 71 specialised post graduate degree in Agriculture, Arts, Commerce, Education, Engineering, Law, Health Sciences, Science, Social Sciences and Veterinary Studies. In today’s world of rapid information and technological advancement, the University has become an ICT-driven institution whose students and staff enjoy fast and reliable wireless internet connectivity which accesses them to the latest e-library resources from virtually any point on campus and their mobile phones. All our graduates are therefore highly proficient in the use of ICT in their different disciplines.

The University boasts of a well-established tradition and enjoys an exceptional reputation both internationally and internally as it is among top universities in Africa. Our leadership in research and university education is evidenced by the numerous accolades presented annually to our scholars, researchers and students at the local, regional and international levels. Awards such as Pan-African Moot Court Competition trophy have found a permanent home at the University of Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company is a Private Limited Company wholly owned by Defold Mine (Pvt) Ltd which has 100% shareholding. The Company has mining operations in Manicaland in Mutare’ s Chiadzwa area and in Chimanimani.

The Company is conducting exploration and resource evaluation programs across Zimbabwe and expects to open new mines in other parts of the country soon.

ZCDC was issued with Special Grants 6026 and 6460 which vests mineral rights to carry out mining operations for diamonds in Chiadzwa and Chimanimani respectively.

The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) is a body corporate established in terms of the Energy Regulatory Authority Act [Chapter 13:23] of 2011. It is mandated to regulate the entire energy sector in Zimbabwe in a fair, transparent, efficient and cost effective manner for the benefit of the consumers and energy suppliers. ZERA derives its mandate from the Energy Regulatory Authority Act [Chapter 13:23] of 2011 read together with the Electricity Act no 4 of 2002 [Chapter 13:19], the Petroleum Act [Chapter 13:22] of 2006 and subsequent amendments

Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) was established by an Act of Parliament No. 31 of 1982.

Zimbabwe Mining Development (ZMDC)

The Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) has gone into Joint Venture partnerships with a number of partners as part of the partial privatisation of seventeen (17) of its subsidiaries as enshrined in the National Development Strategy One (NDS1). ZMDC is expected to contribute directly towards a US$12 Billion Zimbabwe Mining Sector by 2023. In this spirit of promoting investment that the Government of Zimbabwe is vigorously pursuing.

What We Do

Gold Mining

Sabi Gold Mine in Zvishavane, Jena Gold Mines in Silobela and Elvington Gold Mine in Chegutu have a significant contribution to Zimbabwe’s gold production as well as increasing foreign exchange earnings for the country.

Platinum

The Corporation holds approximately 26 000 hectares of platinum claims in the Hartley and Shurugwi su-chambers of the Great Dyke. The Corporation entered into joint venture agreements with international companies for exploration and resource estimations.

Graphite

Zimbabwe German Graphite Mine (ZGGM) (Pvt) Ltd which mines graphite in Karoi.

Emerald

Zimbabwe’s Sandawana mines have been an important producer of emeralds for 40 years. Consistent production has been established and in addition to the small sizes Sandawana emeralds is known for greater numbers of polished stones that have been produced.

ZMDC Joint Ventures and Subsidiaries