Descripción del sitio
Overburden Dump 7
RESOURCE BASE
Mimbula & Fitula dumps combined
6Mt at +1% Cu
Like other copper dumps in the region, these dumps have not previously been treated, but were formed by removal and discarding of the supergene oxide cap from the underlying primary sulphide orebody, together with waste rock from KCM’s mining operations. KCM mine records indicate that a total of approximately 6 million tonnes of material has been disposed of in the Mimbula and Fitula dumps, with an average grade exceeding 1% copper (resulting in approximately 60,000 tonnes of contained copper in the dumps).
July 15, 2010 - Drilling program on OB18, SP11 & OB7 completed
• RC drilling and surveying of copper mineralized rock dumps at Chingola completed
• Visual evidence of copper oxides and sulphides mineralisation
• Total of 1864 m drilled and sampled
• Prepared samples being transported to Australia for assay
• Proceeding towards decision point regarding project acquisition and the feasibility studies into SX – EW copper cathode operation
April 7, 2010 - Zambezi Resources Ltd Signs MOU
Project Area: OB18, SP11 and OB7
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OWNERSHIP
Rephidim Mining and Technical Supplies of Zambia Ltd,
holds the Mimbula dump and the rights to acquire the Fitula dump.
December 12, 2007 - WRL Option
(Lapsed on March 31, 2008)
49% Rephidim Enterprises (Zambia) Ltd
51% Washington Resources (ASX.WRL)