African Energy extends mineralisation
African Energy Resources reports a program of reverse circulation (RC) percussion drilling, comprising 27 holes for 2220m, has extended the known uranium mineralisation previously delineated.
African Energy Resources reports a program of reverse circulation (RC) percussion drilling, comprising 27 holes for 2220m, has extended the known uranium mineralisation previously delineated at the Chisebuka prospect in the Kariba Valley joint venture project. The total strike length of mineralised intersections now exceeds 2km. The style of mineralisation is similar to that at the company’s Njame and Gwabe deposits in the Chirundu joint venture.
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