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Kalumbila Project - Licence 267

 
       

The Kalumbila mineralization is known over a strike length of 11 km. The historic RST drilling focused on the north eastern part, where historic estimations were in the range of 0.96 - 8.00 million tonnes at grades of 0.55% - 0.88% nickel, 0.20% - 0.30% cobalt and 0.11% - 0.15% copper. The high grade part of the nickel is in the proximity of the Kalumbila fault zone and is present in a series of lenses, 2 to 26 metres thick, with cobalt association.

The known Kalumbila mineralization is being reconstructed from the historic data base has been validated by drilling and ground EM programmes. Further exploratory drilling is being conducted towards the south west to investigate promising anomalies within the strike extent.

 
     

Kalumbila Conductors
A ground EM survey was completed in September 2007 with good results. The objective was to find the continuation of the conductive and mineralized host unit north of the Kalumbila Fault.

The conductors as defined by the EM survey are shown in the accompanying Figure. The additional 8 km strike length of conductors is to be tested for mineralization. It is of note that a substantial part of the strike length is associated with Cu- and /or Ni-in-soil anomalies generated by previous work.

Spectral Geophysics Ltd of Botswana conducted the TDEM survey using a GEONICS PROTEM receiver and TEM37 transmitter, with a 3-D sequential receiver coil. Current was generated using a GEONICS PU2000 2kVA, 400Hz motor-generator set. Data were dumped and processed using PROTEM and DATEM sub-routines from Geonics and quantitatively modelled using TEMIX from Interpex for depth and MULTILOOP from Emit, for spatial orientation information, respectively.

Please click on any of the images below to view larger versions.

 
         

Graphic 1: Kalumbila Cu Ni Co Prospect (simplified)

Graphic 2: Kalumbila Cu Ni Co Prospect (detailed)

   

 
   

Kiwara Drilling

 
   

Nickel: Kiwara has drilled on the nickel targets reporting

 
     

B/H L1
Intersection

From
metres

To
metres

Interval
metres

%
Ni

%
Co

%
Cu

       
     

Total

188

200

12

0.45

0.21

 

       
     

Including

191

199

8

0.61

0.35

 

       
     

Total

230

235

5

0.39

0.10

 

       
     

Including

231

232

1

0.85

0.21

 

       
     

Total

325

326

1

 

 

2.05

       
   

Co = Cobalt; Cu = Copper; Ni = Nickel

 
   

 

 
   

Copper: Kiwara believes that Kalumbila has near surface potential for copper

 
     

RC B/H

Intersection

From
metres

To
metres

Interval
metres

%
TCu

 

       
     

LR3

Total

24

60

36

0.66

 

       
     

 

Including

33

36

3

1.33

 

       
     

LR4

Total

36

48

12

0.42

 

       
     

 

Including

39

42

3

0.65

 

       
     

LR15

Total

72

93

21

0.48

 

       
     

 

Including

87

90

3

0.98

 

       
   

TCu = Total Copper

 
   

 

 
   

Kiwara’s B/H L27 drilled north (down-dip) of LR3 intersected two copper zones:

 
     

Intersection

From
metres

To
metres

Interval
metres

%
Copper

%
Cobalt

       
     

Total

38

262

224

0.59

0.04

       
     

Including

178

217

39

1.25

0.024

       
     

Including

225

236

11

1.35

0.021

       
     

Including

243

257

14

1.24

0.017

       
   

 

 
   

Historic Roan Selection Trust drilling during 1960’s include the following copper intersections:

 
     

RST B/H

Intersection

From
metres

To
metres

Interval
metres

%
TCu

Distance from LR3 (m)

Direction
from LR3

     
     

MM 065

Total

224

236

12

1.51

1,090

ENE

     
     

MM 083

Total

82

101

19

1.24

1,330

E

     
     

MM 100

Total

172

182

10

1.15

720

E

     
     

MM 103

Total

202

217

15

0.86

1,350

NE

     
     

MMA 175

Total

430

448

18

1.00

4,200

NE

     
     

MMA 179

Total

117

133

16

1.24

2,950

WSW

     
   

 

 
   

 
   

Kalumbila Project Image Gallery

 
   

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Kalumbila Hill looking East

Kalumbila camp & core shed

Core from the graphitic phylite

Kalumbila drilling

Kalumbila - drilling in the wet season

 

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