Is Zimbabwe’s mining missing the train?

ZIMBABWE’S crumbling rail system may be worse than even South Africa’s. It is a huge stumbling block for its mining industry, raising transport costs and making local minerals less competitive globally. The poor rail infrastructure, as in South Africa, is forcing mining companies to use expensive road transport.

Is Zimbabwe’s mining missing the train?

thezimbabwean.co.uk - 03:53

ZIMBABWE’S crumbling rail system may be worse than even South Africa’s. It is a huge stumbling block for its mining industry, raising transport...

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