Ni mapema mno kuongelea suala la mkataba. kwa soil results ni vigumu kujua kama watapata kiasi cha kutosha kufungua mgodi au la. waki-drill na kufanya resource estimation ndipo tutajua kuna mali ama la.
it is not for us BUBU....it is for Mafisadi
...realy really bad news!
More misery on the way
New gold zone found in Tanzania
THISDAY REPORTER & AGENCIES
London
THE AIM-listed mineral exploration and development company Obtala Resources Plc has identified a new gold zone in its Buckreef licence in the Lake Zone of Tanzania as results from new soil sampling tests resolved a considerably larger target than defined by the original sampling in 2008.
The licence is positioned ideally in what the company describes as a world-class gold producing region, with operations including the Geita Gold Mine run by South Africas Anglogold Ashanti close by.
Obtala said yesterday it had identified a 4-kilometre long, gold-in-soil, geochemical anomaly in the area, representing an exciting new zone of mineralization that has not been previously tested or discovered by either trenching or drilling.
The company said it remained fully funded to continue its exploration programme over all its licence areas for 2009 and thereafter.
The Buckreef licence covers an area of 16.46 sq km located 120km southwest of Mwanza on the shores of Lake Victoria, and 4km west of the Buckreef Gold Mine currently being evaluated by IAMGold.
It is estimated that there is gold in soil up to 704 parts per billion (equivalent to 0.704 g/t) in the area.
Ndipo tutazidi tutalia na kusaga meno.New gold zone found in Tanzania
THISDAY REPORTER & AGENCIES
London
THE AIM-listed mineral exploration and development company Obtala Resources Plc has identified a new gold zone in its Buckreef licence in the Lake Zone of Tanzania as results from new soil sampling tests resolved a considerably larger target than defined by the original sampling in 2008.
The licence is positioned ideally in what the company describes as a world-class gold producing region, with operations including the Geita Gold Mine run by South Africas Anglogold Ashanti close by.
Obtala said yesterday it had identified a 4-kilometre long, gold-in-soil, geochemical anomaly in the area, representing an exciting new zone of mineralization that has not been previously tested or discovered by either trenching or drilling.
The company said it remained fully funded to continue its exploration programme over all its licence areas for 2009 and thereafter.
The Buckreef licence covers an area of 16.46 sq km located 120km southwest of Mwanza on the shores of Lake Victoria, and 4km west of the Buckreef Gold Mine currently being evaluated by IAMGold.
It is estimated that there is gold in soil up to 704 parts per billion (equivalent to 0.704 g/t) in the area.
New gold zone found in Tanzania
THISDAY REPORTER & AGENCIES
London
THE AIM-listed mineral exploration and development company Obtala Resources Plc has identified a new gold zone in its Buckreef licence in the Lake Zone of Tanzania as results from new soil sampling tests resolved a considerably larger target than defined by the original sampling in 2008.
The licence is positioned ideally in what the company describes as a world-class gold producing region, with operations including the Geita Gold Mine run by South Africas Anglogold Ashanti close by.
Obtala said yesterday it had identified a 4-kilometre long, gold-in-soil,
geochemical anomaly in the area, representing an exciting new zone of mineralization that has not been previously tested or discovered by either trenching or drilling.
The company said it remained fully funded to continue its exploration programme over all its licence areas for 2009 and thereafter.
The Buckreef licence covers an area of 16.46 sq km located 120km southwest of Mwanza on the shores of Lake Victoria, and 4km west of the Buckreef Gold Mine currently being evaluated by IAMGold.
It is estimated that there is gold in soil up to 704 parts per billion (equivalent to 0.704 g/t) in the area.
Hiyo ni faraja kubwa hasa kule Zanzibar kwa vile na wao watapata mgao wao kabla ya kutugaia na sie mgao wao wa mafuta.
Shouldn't we at least leave "some" underground treasure for the future generations to find? It seems like we don't want to leave any "stone unturned" in our life time.