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Hali ya maisha na kiuchumi inategemewa kubadilika ghafla baada ya dhahabu nyingi kugundulika huko Nachingwea.Ugunduzi umefanywa na kampuni ya Australia. Yangu: Maisha hayatakuwa tena kama huko nyuma.
Miners drilling gold at Kishugu and Naujombo, Naujombo is an extensive, coherent and gold-in-soil anomaly
An Australian mining company, IMX Resources Limited, has announced it has found strong traces of gold in Naujombo, South-Eastern Tanzania.
The find would boost their operations at Nachingwea . IMX would now do additional exploration to refine the drill targets at both Kishugu and Naujombo.
Naujombo is located approximately 35km North-East of its Kishugu Gold Prospect on its Nachingwea Property.
The new anomaly was identified from geochemical and geophysical datasets, a statement dated May 7, signed by Phil Hoskins, CEO of IMX Resources Limited.
According to Hoskins statement to East African Business Week, Naujombo is an extensive, coherent and gold-in-soil anomaly.
The identification of a significant new target of similar scale to Kishugu was an important development for the companys regional exploration strategy at its Nachingwea Property, Hoskins says.
This opens up the gold potential of our tenements quite significantly outside of Kishugu, Hoskins said.
He added: Naujombo ticks all the key boxes thus far from a geochemical, geophysical, geological and structural perspective, presenting as a target of equal importance to Kishugu.
With this new development IMXs original plan to commence drilling at Kishugu during the June Quarter would be rescheduled.
IMX has now decided to modify its exploration approach by conducting additional exploration programs initially at both Kishugu and Naujombo.
The additional exploration, which will include extending the soil sampling at Naujombo, trenching and geophysics is expected to commence at Kishugu and Naujombo in May, 2015.
IMX Resources Limited is an Australian-based exploration company, listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and Toronto Stock Exchange with projects located in Tanzania.
In Tanzania, IMX controls 85% of the Nachingwea (over 800 km from Dar es Salaam) Property in South-Eastern Tanzania.
The Nachingwea Property covers an area of 5,800 square kilometres and lies in the world-class Mozambique Belt which is prospective for graphite, nickel, gold and copper mineralization.
The companys Chilalo Graphite Project, Kishugu Gold Prospect and Ntaka Hill Nickel Project are located on the Nachingwea Property.
Source: Australians find more gold in Tanzania
