North Arrow Minerals Inc. is advancing its exploration at the Kraaipan Gold Project in Botswana, with detailed magnetic surveys 80% complete and a drilling program set to begin in May. The Kraaipan Greenstone Belt has significant gold potential despite challenges posed by Kalahari overburden. The company is collaborating with Rockman Resources to enhance exploration techniques.
North Arrow Minerals Inc. has provided an exploration update for its Kraaipan Gold Project in Botswana. Covering 724 km² of Archean greenstone terrain known as the Kraaipan Greenstone Belt (KGB), the project is notable for its potential gold and base metal deposits. Historical exploration has been limited due to a thin layer of Kalahari sand, which affects traditional geological mapping and sampling techniques. In contrast, the South African section of the KGB has seen more exploration, hosting the prolific Kalgold mine.
North Arrow is focused on systematically exploring the gold potential under the Kalahari cover in Botswana. The completion of magnetic surveys and the upcoming RC drilling program will help identify priority targets, ultimately aiming to discover new gold mineralization areas. With adequate funding and collaboration with Rockman Resources, North Arrow is poised to advance its exploration efforts effectively.
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