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Lonely Project

The Lonely Project consists of 30 contiguous claims covering a combined area of 416 hectares in southern Zimbabwe.

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Filabusi region, southern Zimbabwe
416 hectares
Open pit and underground gold potential
Mapping, sampling, and twinning of historic drillholes
Map of Zimbabwe showing Kavango projects

Kavango has exercised its option to acquire the 30 Lonely claims. These claims sit in a structurally favourable position within a known gold-producing district, with widespread artisanal activity pointing to continued near-surface mineralisation.

Lonely lies adjacent to a historic gold mine that produced over 1 million ounces (“oz”) of gold at an average grade of more than 0.5 ounces per tonne Au. Kavango believes the geological setting makes it a strong candidate for both open-pit and underground follow-up.

With large-scale historic production nearby and substantial small-scale activity on site, Lonely represents a significant opportunity to revisit this ground using modern exploration techniques.

*It is uncertain if further exploration will result in the determination of a Mineral Resource.

Material from waste dumps
Team members analysing rock samples