EXPLORATION

Cashed-up Invictus closing in on key Zimbabwe production agreements

Mukuyu drilling success attracting significant funding interest

Colin Sandell-Hay

Global Witness wants Zimbabwe's dimaond indutsry to be more transparent

Zimbabwe

Invictus Energy is closing in on a key agreement to unlock the gas riches of its 80% owned and operated Cabora Bassa project in Zimbabwe. The company informed shareholders through an ASX announcement...

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