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Aim-listed Botswana Minerals reports that an AI-driven review of legacy geological records has identified primary copper sulphide and altered copper minerals in historical drill cores originally drilled for uranium and diamonds. Chairperson John Teeling says the company now has primary copper mineralisation, altered copper minerals and a confirmed geological model, with fully funded fieldwork expected to accelerate in the northern licences to re-log and re-scan available core and validate the highest-priority copper, zinc, lead and nickel corridors.
Arkle accelerates Namibian uranium drilling after geophysical surveys define targetsAim-listed Arkle Resources highlights in its preliminary results for the year ended December 31, 2025, that it has expanded into the uranium sector with a transformational acquisition of four licences in Namibia's Erongo region. Teeling, who chairs Arkle, says interpretation of geophysical data has defined multiple high-priority drill targets, and the company has accelerated its drilling programme to about 4 000 m of reverse circulation drilling across both paleochannel and uraniferous leucogranite targets.
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Aim-listed Botswana Minerals has announced that an AI-driven review of legacy geological records identified primary copper sulphide and altered copper minerals in historical drill cores from holes...
Aim-listed Arkle Resources last year continued its strategy as a gold, zinc and lithium explorer, working in Ireland and Botswana, but highlights in a preliminary results statement for the year...
Aim- and Botswana Shttps://preditor.creamermedia.co.za/article.view.php?a_id=721951&ct_id=1&op=edit#tock Exchange-listed copper and diamond exploration company Botswana Minerals has announced that...
Aim- and Botswana Stock Exchange-listed copper and diamond exploration company Botswana Minerals has announced that an AI-assisted exploration study across two of its eight northern Botswana...
Aim-listed Botswana Minerals says the company is progressing well with its fully funded AI-driven exploration programme over licences 458 and 459 in Ngamiland, north-west Botswana, which aims to...
London- and Botswana-listed Botswana Minerals has started the Phase 1 work programme at its highly prospective copper licences in Ngamiland, north-west Botswana, where the company holds significant...
Aim-listed Botswana Minerals has reported encouraging results from integrated geological and AI-enhanced initial exploration analysis across its copper prospecting licences in north-west Botswana....
London-listed diamond miner Botswana Diamonds has changed its name to Botswana Minerals, to reflect the expanded strategy of the company. “Botswana is a top location for exploration – geologically,...
London-listed diamond miner Botswana Diamonds has changed its name to Botswana Minerals, to reflect the expanded strategy of the company. “Botswana is a top location for exploration – geologically,...
Aim-listed Arkle Resources has acquired an 85% interest in Namibia Uranium for £2.03-million, funded alongside a £1.7-million oversubscribed placing that positions the company as a new uranium...
Aim- and BSE-listed Botswana Diamonds has announced the award of eight prospecting licences covering about 7 000 km2 in north-western Botswana, which could see the company entering the copper and...
Although it had been a difficult year for the diamond industry in the 12 months ended June 30 and beyond, Aim-listed diamonds developer Botswana Diamonds says it made significant progress on its...
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