Mazowe Gold
69,030ha Reserved Area on the Harare–Bindura–Shamva greenstone belt, host to Freda-Rebecca — the country's largest gold producer.
Reserved Area RA MSC 002 covers 69,030 hectares just north of Bindura Town, approximately 90km to the north-east of Harare. The target area is to be explored for gold within a 3-year tenure, covering part of the Harare-Bindura-Shamva greenstone belt.
The RA hosts the Freda-Rebecca Mine — the largest gold producer in the country — along with Kimberley and numerous smaller gold deposits, some worked by small to medium-scale operators. Gold deposits are found in all rocks of the greenstone belt and surrounding granitoids. Mineralisation is structurally and lithologically controlled and mostly occurs as shear zone-hosted quartz veins and lenses, and stockwork impregnations. Rampant illegal gold mining underscores the prospectivity of the RA, which geologically presents opportunity for a major discovery.
- Harare–Bindura–Shamva greenstone belt
- Gold mineralisation in all rocks of the greenstone belt and surrounding granitoids
- Structurally and lithologically controlled mineralisation
- Shear zone-hosted quartz veins, lenses and stockwork impregnations
Proven ground shaped by generations of Zimbabwean mining.
Supporting infrastructure at a glance.
Why this opportunity exists.
Ground surrounding Zimbabwe's largest gold producer, on the country's most productive gold belt, with active artisanal workings pointing to under-explored resource potential.
Structures available to investors.
The Mining Promotion Corporation (MPC) is open to negotiating flexible funding arrangements, with ZIDA facilitating the process end-to-end.
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