Zimbabwe may withdraw mining claims from companies that are taking too long to exploit the minerals, as part of efforts to boost output in the strategic sector. Zimbabwe sits on the second largest known platinum deposits after neighbouring South Africa. It also holds significant Chrome, gold and diamond resources. Here is CGTN's Farai Mwakutya with more
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