Appointment of Members - Kuvimba Mining House (Private) Limited
Kuvimba Mining House gets a new eight-member board for four years from 1 October 2024, chaired by Justin H. Mupamhanga, with the full board of nine named by the Mutapa Investment Fund.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Mutapa Investment Fund has appointed the board of Kuvimba Mining House (Private) Limited under the Sovereign Wealth Act. The appointments run for four years with effect from 1 October 2024.
The eight people appointed are Justin H. Mupamhanga (Chairman), Eng Getrude Mavis Bema (Vice Chairman), Trevor M. Barnard, Colin Bird, Ernest Denhere, Craig Meerholz, Andrew Pascoe and Varaidzo Zifudzi.
The notice then sets out the full board, which adds Innocent Rukweza to those eight, bringing the board to nine. Mr Rukweza is listed as a sitting member rather than among those newly appointed.
Kuvimba holds significant state mining interests, so the board's composition matters to anyone dealing with its subsidiaries or tracking how the Mutapa Investment Fund runs the assets under it.
What changed
- Eight members appointed to the Kuvimba Mining House board for four years from 1 October 2024
- Justin H. Mupamhanga appointed Chairman and Eng Getrude Mavis Bema Vice Chairman
- The full board comprises nine people, adding Innocent Rukweza to the eight newly appointed
- Appointments made by the CEO of the Mutapa Investment Fund under the Sovereign Wealth Act
Who this affects
- suppliers and contractors to Kuvimba Mining House
- investors tracking Mutapa Investment Fund portfolio companies
- employees of Kuvimba subsidiaries
- mining sector analysts and journalists
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