The settings distinguished are (1) ophiolite, lower crustal cumulates, (2) podiform chromite in tectonized mantle harzburgite, (3) Bushveld-type layered …
DetailsThe coat of arms of Rhodesia was used from 1924–1981, for the self-governing British colony of Southern Rhodesia in 1923–1964 and 1979–1980, known simply as Rhodesia from 1964–1979, Zimbabwe–Rhodesia in 1979, and Zimbabwe from 1980.. Official authorisation by Royal Warrant for the coat of arms was granted on 11 …
DetailsIt is being said ex-members of the pioneer column were involved in the search of these precious minerals in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe during the early 1890s.
DetailsMagmatic Deposits Certain kinds of mineral deposits form integral parts of igneous rock masses and permit the inference that they have originated, in their present form, by …
Detailsdirect or indirect interests in the use of chrome ore, or chromite, especially in the manufacture of stainless steel. In this last connection, it is essential to note that the Union Carbide Corporation and the Foote Mineral Company of Pennsylvania owned and operated chrome ore mines in Rhodesia through subsidiaries prior to the imposition of ...
DetailsAll signs point to a steadily growing use for chrome ore, and the general subject has received a great deal of attention recently.1 A relatively little known country, Southern …
Detailswealth of Rhodesia, especially chrome ore, led the Nixon administration to approve closer relations with the pariah white minority regime. Nixon demonstrated little, if any, moral
DetailsWorst, B. G. (i960), The Great Dyke of Southern Rhodesia. S. Rhodesian Geol. Surv. Bull., 47, 239pp. [The standard work on the area with good maps and full description of the deposits.] Google Scholar Worst, B. G. (1964), Chromite in the …
DetailsSouthern Rhodesia was a landlocked, self-governing British Crown colony in Southern Africa, established in 1923 and consisting of British South Africa Company (BSAC) territories lying south of the Zambezi River. [2] [3] The region was informally known as South Zambesia until annexation by Britain, at the behest of Cecil Rhodes's British …
DetailsSOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1923-1929 BY IAN PHIMISTER I cannot quite get over the fact of the huge profits the Trusts ... significantly interested in Rhodesia Chrome Mines Ltd, in the Rhodesian & General Asbestos Corporation, in Goldfields of Rhodesia, and in other mining and exploration companies. And not least, through the foresight of
DetailsA souvenir magazine celebrating Rhodesia's 60th anniversary. An icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with this icon.
Detailschrome mining in Southern Rhodesia had been largely confined to the Selukwe area where the bulk of the mines were owned by Rhodesia Chrome Mines. A few smaller …
DetailsOperation at Bikita Minerals (Private), Ltd., Southern Rhodesia Other title Opération à Bikita Minerals (Privé), Ltd., Rhodésie du Sud (fr) Author , R Source. Institution of Mining and Metallurgy. Transactions. 1961, Vol 71, Num 6, pp 347-352, 6 p. Document type Article Language English Keyword (fr)
DetailsCoordinates: 19°01′S 30°01′E / 19.017°S 30.017°E / The Colony of Southern Rhodesia was a self-governing British Crown colony in southern Africa It was the predecessor state of what is now Zimbabwe. The colony was established in 1923, having earlier been administered by the British South Africa Company.
Detailsbeverages and tobacco, and chemicals. In the mining sector, Rhodesia in 1965 was the world's third largest producer of asbestos as well as a significant producer of chrome …
Details↑ The figures for 1921 are the unaudited return.; ↑ The Geological Survey of Southern Rhodesia showed that the majority of the productive gold-mines do not lie in the "schist belt," as previously supposed, but occur in a peculiar granite mass, known as the Mont d'Or granite. Important chrome iron-ore deposits occur in a mass of serpentine and talc …
DetailsThe Gold Mines of Southern Rhodesia to 1924 D A Mitchell and G W Begg This well researched book of 304 pages provides an in depth study of the gold mines in Southern Rhodesia. Early chapters cover mining history, mining law and mining documents. Then follows a listing of 125 mines each with its history,
Detailsover timber, water, grazing rights and land damage caused by mining opera tions on farms on the Gold Belt in colonial Zimbabwe (Southern Rhodesia), has received astonishingly …
DetailsThe natives in Southern Rhodesia number about 700,000, and of these 10,000 work on the mines and 20,000 are engaged in farm, railway and work under Europeans. Chief Towns.—Salisbury, which lies 4880 ft. above the sea, is the capital of Southern Rhodesia, being the seat of government, and is situated in the eastern …
DetailsWORST, B. G. (1960), The Great Dyke of Southern Rhodesia. S. Rhodesian Geol. Surv. Bull., 47, 239PP. [The standard work on the area with good maps and full description of the deposits.] WORST, B. G. (1964), Chromite in the Great Dyke of Southern Rhodesia. In: The Geology of some Ore Deposits in Southern Africa
Details'Underground in the Selukwe chrome mine, Southern Rhodesia. Southern Rhodesia is the largest producer of chrome ore (chromite) in the Commonwealth'. Photograph No.: K. 22560. Official Rhodesia photograph compiled by Central Office of Information. Date: [1950] Held by: The National Archives, Kew ...
DetailsAfter 1918, gold mining in Southern Rhodesia was characterized by an overall decline in output. This trend was somewhat obscured and delayed by the premium on gold which operated between 1919 and 1925 and even temporarily reversed in the years 1932 to 1940 following Britain's abandonment of the gold standard, but by 1953 the amount of gold ...
DetailsIn the mining sector, Rhodesia in 1965 was the world's third largest producer of asbestos as well as a significant producer of chrome ore. Gold, copper, coal, iron ore, and tin were ... of Southern Rhodesia, in « East African Economics Review », June, 1964, pp. 72-73.
DetailsIn Rhodesia the group dominates coal and iron pyrites mining, ferro-chrome and cement industries, and together with rst controls iron and steel production (formerly a Government controlled enterprise) and the Argus Group which has practically the monopoly of the Rhodesian daily press. footnote 37 Other major investments include citrus and sugar ...
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DetailsNigeria is endowed with vast but largely untapped solid mineral resources including tin ores (cassiterite and stannite). Tin, which is one of the oldest metals known to man, is invaluable in a wide variety of uses due to its intrinsic properties such as great malleability and ductility, low melting point, softness, corrosion resistance, non-toxicity, anti-friction qualities, and …
Detailsthat time, distinguished Southern Rhodesia from practically all other African colonial territories north of the Limpopo and South of the ... companies were already dominating asbestos and chrome mining.4 Control over tobacco production was exercised indirectly through monopsonistic practices by the United Tobacco Company which, in
Detailschrome mining in Southern Rhodesia had been largely confined to the Selukwe area where the bulk of the mines were owned by Rhodesia Chrome Mines. A few smaller concerns also mined chrome, especially along the Great Dyke in the Umvukwes area, where production had commenced in 1918 in response to increased world demand …
DetailsThe Gold Mines of Southern Rhodesia; Selected Mining and Postal Histories to 1924. Durban 1996. Photocopy from Rhodesia Study Circle. Notes. By 1900, the BSAC was administering both Southern Rhodesia and Northern Rhodesia, and by various means had acquired substantial land and mineral rights. BSAC rule ended in Southern …
Detailsdirect or indirect interests in the use of chrome ore, or chromite, especially in the manufacture of stainless steel. In this last connection, it is essential to note that the …
DetailsBirth of a Mining Town (1899): In 1899, the British South Africa Company and Willoughby's Consolidated Company established the town of Selukwe, named after the nearby granite hill resembling a pigpen ("selukwe"). Mining became the lifeblood, attracting prospectors and settlers, and leading to rapid growth and infrastructure development.
Details9 Report of the Commission of Enquiry into the Mining Industry of Southern Rhodesia (1945), 21.Google Scholar. 10 10 Ibid. 3. 11 11 A number of attempts were made to reduce African wages. The most important of these were made in 1898, 1901 and 1906.
DetailsSouthern Rhodesia; Rhodesia; Zimbabwe. Originally Southern Rhodesia was referred to as 'South Zambezia' and the name 'Rhodesia' wasn't used until 1895. The region was designated 'Southern Rhodesia in 1901. The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland was formed in 1953, and lasted until the end of 1963, when the country reverted to the name ...
DetailsThese sanctions have forced Southern Rhodesia to reduce its level of economic activities while attempting to forge new foreign trade links. 3. International Relations Southern Rhodesia is almost totally isolated in the international community. Every country in the world still recognizes Britain's de lure sovereignty there.
DetailsWhile the rail line was being extended into the Congo, the expansion of the railway network was taking place in Southern Rhodesia. Gold mines near West Nicholson were the subject of an extension to that town in March 1905. The discovery of both gold and copper in the Umvuma district led to the construction of a fifty mile branchline to the town ...
DetailsCopper Empire Mining and the Colonial State in Northern Rhodesia, c.1930-64 Larry Butler Hardcover 9780230555266 £93.00 / $150.00 Copper Empire is a study of the evolving relationship between the British colonial state and the copper mining industry in Northern Rhodesia, from the early stages of development to decolonization, …
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