Millie’s Reward is a highly prospective conventional spodumene hosted Li2O deposit located in Madagascar. Field work has identified outcropping pegmatite dykes with significant spodumene mineralisation and grades recorded from rock chip sampling of up to 6.9% Li2O over significant strike lengths. Preliminary
Sandfire’s 11,700km² Tshukudu project in Botswana covers the 200km long centre of the Kalahari copper belt. The initial focus is the emerging A4 dome satellite discovery, a large structural target located 8km west of T3. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the approximate area
Eastern Plats is planning to develop an openpit mine at the facility, which is located on the eastern limb of the Bushveld Complex in Limpopo. To be known as the Mareesburg Project. The proposed development at the Mareesburg open-pit mine would increase the company's annual production to about 325,000oz
The Ngala Hill prospect is located 35km south-southwest of Blantyre in southern Malawi. The deposit is characterised as an outcropping ultramafic chonolith with widespread Pd-Pt-Au-Cu mineralisation that is palladium-rich. No significant modern exploration has been undertaken on the prospect including
The Bondoukou gold concession in Ivory Coast comprises of three granted contiguous licences totaling 1191 km in the Bondoukou area and four licences under application for 1593 km in both the Bondoukou and Abengourou areas. Mariana’s initial focus will be on the Bondoukou Est concession, where high grade
Machinga is a peralkaline style deposit highly prospective for HREEs and niobium located in southern Malawi, 20km to the north of the city of Zomba. Machinga consists of 1 granted exploration licence (42.9km²) and 1 exploration licence under application (157.5km²)(“ELA”).The ELA is in the final stages
DY6 applied for an exclusive prospecting licence application for 91.5km² over a project area with significant REE potential in southern Malawi, “Tundulu”, a known carbonatite ring complex with abundant REE mineralisation, predominantly in the form of bastnaesite and apatite. Estimated GPS location: -15.538268141363796,
The Hagenhof copper-cobalt project is a highly prospective copper-cobalt project, hosted within a major structural setting, within the Damara belt in central northern Namibia. Exploration licence covers a total of 197km² and is 100% owned. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the
Rössing Uranium Ltd is focused on extending the life of the Rossing Uranium Mine in Namibia beyond 2036. The project requires deeper mining of the same SJ ore-body through a north-eastern extension of the current pit (Phase 4 pushback) to supply the existing process plant with sufficient ore until the