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Uncategorized · 10 Oct 2017

Senyetse Okwa Project

Senyetse Okwa Project

Greenfields exploration potential

Overview

  • Potential structural and contact targets identified.
  • Historical reconnaissance sampling indicated anomalism over key structural targets.
  • Field reconnaissance indicates shallower cover than previously thought.
  • Additional potential domal structure across PL210/2017.

Location

The Senyetse and Okwa Projects comprises three prospecting licenses over a 1,830.5km2 area, approximately 54km east of Ghanzi (Senyetse) and 59km south east of Ghanzi (Okwa).

The Senyetse and Okwa projects are located via the via the Ghanzi/Maun Highway and proximal to the Trans Kalahari Highway, Ghanzi/Gaborone Highway and Maun/Ghanzi Project.

Exploration History

Historical

Bamangwato Concessions Ltd (BCL) soil sampling program over sections of the Senyetse prospecting licence area.

November 2017

Metallum completes Global Exploration Technologies (GET) acquisition and its Botswana project portfolio.

December 2017

S1 Prospect historical anomaly confirmed by recent soil sampling program.

GW3 Prospect

Two copper/zinc soil anomalies have been identified across interpreted geological contacts and cross-cutting geological structure.

A total of five lines spaced at 1km apart were sampled at 25m and assayed every 50m for a total of 176 soil samples.

January 2018

Kopore’s technical team secured a historical airborne magnetic survey raw data file, which has been reprocessed by Perth based Geophysicist Mr Kim Frankcombe. This information has allowed the Company to refine its targeting and demonstrate the presence of the D’Kar Formation at the GWD1 Prospect. The D’Kar Formation is known to host the copper-silver mineralisation across the Kalahari Copper Belt.

Senyetse Soil Anomaly Map

Exploration Program and Upside

Kopore will continue its aggressive exploration program in 2018, seeking to delineate potential copper/silver mineralisation from its current and future exploration targets. Kopore believes its projects are closer to surface than previously interpreted and will be conducting the following activities:

  1. Soil Sampling Programs
  2. Ground EM Surveys
  3. Continued Ground Reconnaissance Programs
  4. RC and Diamond Drilling Programs.

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