Top honours for ZIMCN executive

Business Reporter

The Zimbabwe CEO’s Network has recognised indigenous mining company ZIMCN Investments’ chief executive officer Mr Collins Mnangagwa as one of the top five young chief executive officers in the country.

The network honoured Mr Mnangagwa and several other business people during an awards ceremony held on Thursday night in Harare.

ZIMCN owns the Radnor Gold Mine in Mutoko, among other productive ventures.

Mr Mnangagwa’s award was in recognition of Radnor’s contributions in the local mining industry, its high regard for the community, and its environmental protection efforts, as steered by its leadership.

Zimbabwe CEO’s Network executive director Dr Tafadzwa Matsika said local mining industry players need to emulate the high-level of professionalism demonstrated by ZIMCN.

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