At Leviathan’s Ngami NE Project, a 12-to-14-kilometer strike length of the DKF-NPF contact has been interpreted from magnetic data below the Kalahari overburden, within a window free from basalt cover. Cobre Limited have reported several thick Cu-Ag mineralized drillhole intersections from their Ngami Copper Project (NCP) 15 to 30 kilometers to the southwest along strike from the Ngami NE Project on the DKF-NPF contact, potentially on the same magnetic feature.
Several of the better holes drilled by Cobre include 10.7m at 1.3 % Cu and 18 g/t Ag from 136.2m in hole NCP08, 14.9m at 0.5 % Cu and 13 g/t Ag from 142.5m in hole NCP42, 9.6m at 0.6 % Cu and 9 g/t Ag from 263m in hole NCP38, and 26.0m at 0.4 % Cu + 1 g/t Ag from 272m in hole NCP404.
Leviathan’s Maun Project is approximately 90 - 100 km on strike NE from MMG’s ‘Zone 5 Corridor.’ The Maun Project ‘straddles’ almost the full width of the KCB, and as such, there is a high likelihood that the DKF-NPF is present and that multiple anticlines and synclines are repeating the stratigraphy and potentially favourable structural sites. However, the Maun Project is entirely covered by an unknown thickness of Karoo basalts and dolerites in addition to the Kalahari cover.
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