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Namakwa Prospecting

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Application is made for non-invasive and invasive prospecting to establish the presence of economic deposits of heavy minerals on four farms located in the Namakwa Municipal District. Prospecting will take place over a 60-month (five year) period, and will initially consist of non- invasive methods (Phase 1), which will include surface mapping and surveying of the deposit(s). Phase 2 will comprise invasive prospecting methods, which will include auger and RC drilling of material. Phases 3 and 4 will respectively comprise off-site sample processing and data analysis, and decision making. Phase 5 will include rehabilitation. Some of these phases will be undertaken in parallel.

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Monday, April 10, 2017 - 14:54

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10914

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