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Zimbabwe Hopes Recovery Lies in Legal Gold Panning
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Zimbabwe could be set to make panning for gold legal. Earnings from gold accounted for more than half of Zimbabwe's mineral exports in the first nine months of the year and of that approximately 5 percent comes from panning.
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