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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28304, member: 2262"]
Mining in Zimbabwe is a big deal. Investors have many opportunities to get in on the action, whether they're looking at small-scale projects or major operations. And it's not just locals who are interested—people from all over the world are keeping an eye on Zimbabwe's mining scene.

But before you jump into any mining venture, you've got to do your homework. That's where due diligence comes in. From a legal perspective, there are a bunch of things you need to check off your list.

For starters, you'll want to take a close look at the company's paperwork. That means digging into their articles of association, annual returns, and incorporation certificates. You'll also need to see who's running the show - so get your hands on that list of directors and principal officers.

Don't forget about the money side of things. Make sure you understand who owns what by reviewing the share certificates, share register, and shareholder certificates. And while you're at it, confirm that the company is on the up-and-up with their taxes. A tax clearance certificate is a must-have.
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