Ann: Ayoba Assays & Airborne EM Data Confirm Near Mine Potential, page-2

Below an extract of my post on 27/11/18 - see figure 5, page 6, of today's announcement  - Doonies Pan, Annex & Ayoba right next to Prieska deposit

Getting closer to the 50Mt - 30.49Mt + 1.3Mt (K3) + 1Mt (K6) + 1.5Mt (Annex) + ?Mt (Ayoba) + ?Mt (Deep sulphide extension, down dip & strike) + 7Mt (pillars) = +41.29Mt

27/11/18-

"Kielder - Doonies Pan (extract from thesis by D Rossouw)

The Kielderdeposit is 12 km north-west of Prieska. Newmont carried out regional prospecting in the Kielder area in the late 1970s, making the discovery. The Kielder deposit is a shallow surface or of a sub-outcropping nature. The massive Zn & Cu sulphides reported from portions of Kielder included one lens delineated (K3) and two only partly delineated (K1 and K6) by diamond drilling. Using a 2,5% Zn + Cu cut-off for the K3 body, an estimate of 1,3 Mt grading 4.32 % Zn, 0.33 % Cu and 4.45 g/t Ag was arrived at. A crude estimate of K6 gave 1 Mt grading 8.85 % Zn, 0.42 % Cu and 15 g/t Ag. The Newmont report of 1978 states that three anomalies (K2, K4 and K5) remained to be investigated. K2 and K4 had only been drilled with one diamond hole each and disseminated pyrite mineralisation was found. The K7 gossan was disclosed by soil geochemistry, but not drilled.

Annex

The Annex Cu-Zn massive sulphide deposit was discovered by Anglovaal in 1969 and is situated 5 km south of Prieska. The ore reserves are estimated to be 1,5 Mt of 1,5 % Cu and 0.5% Zn."