Mugabe's fall has veteran miners jockeying for Zimbabwe comeback
London
ROBERT Mugabe's fall as Zimbabwe president is setting the scene for the return of a London mining listing for Andrew Groves and his long-term business partner - and former England cricketer - Phil Edmonds.
Mr Groves is preparing to relist the pair's Zimbabwe coal, chrome and gold assets in London through the reverse takeover of a cash shell, or dormant company. He sees the ascent to the presidency of Emmerson Mnangagwa, a man who served more than half a century at the side of Mr Mugabe, as beneficial.
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