Zimbabwe: Kavango Discovers Positive Output At Hillside Gold Asset

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Zimbabwe: Kavango Discovers Positive Output At Hillside Gold Asset

[New Zimbabwe] Kavango Resources Plc has discovered promising results at its gold project in Southern Zimbabwe in a development that has further pushed the entity's stock price by 12%.

Source: allAfrica.com

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