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10
Jun
2015
Zimbabwe lifts chrome export banBy:CHROME ORE Zimbabwe on Tuesday lifted a four-year ban on chrome ore exports. The country also licensed 12 private companies and a state-owned firm to ship excess ore for smelting outside the country and lowered electricity tariffs for miners of the base metal from 8 cents to 6.7c per Kilowatt hour, two cabinet ministers confirmed.
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