Founder of WhyAfrica and Endorphin Expeditions. Specialist in the sustainable use of natural resources in Africa. Editor of the WhyAfrica magazine. I research, analyse and share information about Africa.
Barrick has continued to focus on extending the life of its Kibali gold mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) with world class exploration and resource conversion programs. Recent high-grade discoveries at Barrick Gold’s Kibali mine in the DRC demonstrates the potential for further brownfields exploration and extending the life of mine to more than 15 years. Furthermore, the potential for significant discoveries along what Barrick refers to as the KZ trend, which is within trucking distance of the current Kibali plant, is extremely high. According to Barrick’s most recent presentation, the KZ trend stretches north, north-west of current operations for more than 50km. Furthermore, about 90% of the KZ structure outside the KCD area where current operations are located, remain untested below 150m vertical depth. The exploration maturity at Kibali is low compared to other global gold districts like Yilgarn in Western Australia and the Superior Province in Canada. According to Barrick President and CEO Mark Bristow, Kibali continues to deliver growth as its strong record of replenishing reserves and resources through exploration, and further investment in technology and capacity, position it to sustain its 750,000 ounces annual production past the current 10-year horizon to 15 years and beyond. WhyAfrica Barrick Gold Corporation Image credit: Barrick Gold #whyafrica #whyafricaroadtrips #gold #DRC #goldmine #mining #exploration #whymineafrica #whyexploreafrica #AfricanRoots #100percentafrican https://lnkd.in/eiemPqFT
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4moCentral Bank of Nigeria, "Recently discovered high grade zone" What does this mean, does it not indicate that no asset are 💯% explored and confirmed prior to start of operation? It's time for Marshall plan for #nigerian's extraction industry, the sector holds the key to our national economy revival...!!!