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January 12, 2006 Trading Symbol: AFR
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African Metals Announces Results of Diamond Tests and their Significance
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VANCOUVER, BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is pleased to announce results and progress of tests and significance of results of caustic fusion and microprobing on selected core from the Company’s 2005 drill program on the 1,063 sq km Kenieba Nord diamond concession in western Mali, West Africa. During the drill program, 2 holes each were drilled into the 117 and Cirque Nord kimberlite pipes, and 1 hole each, into the Cirque Sud Est and Sud kimberlites for 844.9 m of kimberlite. A total of 895 kg of selected, split core in 22 samples was sent to SGS Lakefield for testing.
Twelve of the 22 samples were submitted for attrition milling in order to recover diamonds as well as indicator minerals. The indicator minerals recovered included 64 pyrope, 201 chromite, 17 olivine and 754 ilmenite grains. All of the pyrope, chromite and olivine grains will be microprobed as well as 201 ilmenite grains. Results are expected toward the end of January.
Following indicator mineral selection, all 22 samples were submitted for diamond extraction by caustic dissolution. A total of 18 samples were tested at 150 mesh, and 4 at 200 mesh. Two microdiamonds were found. The first, a 0.005 mg diamond, was found between 104.25 and 124.05 m in drill hole CQ-1 in the Cirque Nord kimberlite pipe, and the second, a 0.012 mg diamond was found between 83.00 and 93.00 m in drill hole CQ-3 in the Cirque Sud. The microdiamond analysis indicates that the 117 and Cirque pipes have a relatively low microdiamond content. Substantially larger microdiamond samples will be required in order to provide enough macrodiamonds to allow a more accurate estimate of the diamond content of these pipes.
In all of the work completed before 2005 in the Kenieba district, only 16 of the 35 diamonds discovered and documented in kimberlite pipes were microdiamonds. Of the diamonds found and documented in alluvium, only 3 out of 60 were microdiamonds. In addition, of all 95 diamonds discovered and documented, 23 are equal to or greater than 1.0 carat. The Kenieba diamond district appears to be distinguished by the occurrence of large diamonds with a relative scarcity of microdiamonds when compared to other diamond districts.
A total of 30 known kimberlite pipes occur in the Malian diamond district in a 2,000 sq km area – 12 of which are on African Metal’s Kenieba Nord concession.
African Metals’ concessions are known to cover 14 kimberlite pipes. A 6.01carat diamond was discovered in the Cirque Nord kimberlite and 10 diamonds of 1.00 or greater carats are known to have been found within the Kenieba Nord concession, including 7 between 34 and 232 carats. African Metals’ mandate is to find the source of these diamonds.
The most definitive tests of kimberlite pipes in the Kenieba district are thought to be the microprobing of indicator minerals. These tests define the conditions under which the kimberlite pipes were injected into the overlying rock. The data from these tests will be compared with the optimum conditions under which diamonds occur. Any kimberlite pipe tested by African Metals showing optimum conditions for the preservation of diamonds as indicated by microprobing will be bulk tested for large diamonds. In addition, African Metals will continue to explore the 7,000 sq km of diamond concessions for as yet undiscovered kimberlite pipes in an attempt to find the source of diamonds and to determine if one or more is feasible to economically mine. Carl Verley (P. Geol.), the Qualified Person pursuant to NI 43-101, has reviewed the contents of this news release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
" Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the information enclosed in this release. The statements that are not historical facts and are forward-looking statements involving known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary materially from the targeted results. Such risks and uncertainties include those described in the Company’s 20-F as amended.
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#2 von Hasslocher1 09.03.06 14:59:06 Beitrag Nr.: 20.597.772
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#3 von Hasslocher1 10.03.06 10:54:58 Beitrag Nr.: 20.610.434
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February 20, 2006 Trading Symbol: AFR
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African Metals Outlines Four Areas of Interest on the Fatako Gold Concession
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VANCOUVER, BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is pleased to announce the results of soil sampling and geological sampling on the 52 sq km Fatako concession in western Mali, West Africa. There are 4 areas of interest. The first is an area in the northern part of the concession where an anomaly with soils ranging from 34 to 896 parts per billion gold can be traced for 1,200 m. The second area, in the southern part of the concession, consists of an anomalous area which extends over 1,600 m with anomalous values of 33 to 200 ppb gold. Because of the size of the concession, the samples were very wide-spaced with samples every 200 m along lines 400 m apart. As a result, a more closely spaced grid will be sampled over selected areas.
The third anomalous zone is over an area of alluvium. The area of alluvium extends for 2,000 m on the concession with anomalous soils over much of its length. Because of the fact that the gradient of the rivers is so low, much of the gold in alluvium has generally not been moved far from its source. As a result, this is an area of interest. Finally, there is an approximate 50 m wide zone of tourmaline sandstone with quartz veining which covers a 700 m wide section of the concession. This is of interest because 4 gold deposits on Rangold’s nearby Loulo concession occur in tourmaline sandstone.
As soon as the permits have been issued for this concession, more clearly spaced soil sampling as well as geological mapping and pitting will be carried out on the above areas. Carl Verley (P. Geol.), the Qualified Person pursuant to NI 43-101, has reviewed the contents of this news release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
" Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the information enclosed in this release. The statements that are not historical facts and are forward-looking statements involving known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary materially from the targeted results. Such risks and uncertainties include those described in the Company’s 20-F as amended.
#4 von Hasslocher1 13.03.06 07:26:13 Beitrag Nr.: 20.655.664
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KEINE BOARDBEITRÄGE ZU AFRICAN M ??????
Klaus Peter Eckhof übernahm Moto Goldmines 2003 bei einer MKap von 4 Millionen kanadischen Dollar, heute liegt sie bei über 200 Millionen.
Neben Moto Goldmines und Tiger Resources ist Eckhof Chefgeologe bei African Metals, einem auf Gold und Diamanten spezialisierten Explorer mit einigen vielversprechenden properties in Mali (auf den Gebieten wurden bereits einige hochkarätige Funde gemacht).
Auf African Metals angesprochen meinte Eckhof im Rahmen der Edelmetallmesse München: " alle Labore weltweit sind voll mit unseren Bohrproben, wir warten nur noch auf die Ergebnisse" .
Und die dürften, wenn man Eckhof kennt nicht allzu schlecht ausfallen.
African Metals wird in Deutschland momentan nur in Berlin unter der WKN 912759 und an der TSX unter dem Kürzel AFR gehandelt. Der Wert ist nahezu unentdeckt, was die geringen Umsätze zeigen. Hier hat man noch die Möglichkeit, bei einem Projekt des Goldjungen Eckhof von Anfang an dabei zu sein.
Für weitere Informationen: www.africanmetals.com.
January 12, 2006 Trading Symbol: AFR
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African Metals Announces Results of Diamond Tests and their Significance
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VANCOUVER, BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is pleased to announce results and progress of tests and significance of results of caustic fusion and microprobing on selected core from the Company’s 2005 drill program on the 1,063 sq km Kenieba Nord diamond concession in western Mali, West Africa. During the drill program, 2 holes each were drilled into the 117 and Cirque Nord kimberlite pipes, and 1 hole each, into the Cirque Sud Est and Sud kimberlites for 844.9 m of kimberlite. A total of 895 kg of selected, split core in 22 samples was sent to SGS Lakefield for testing.
Twelve of the 22 samples were submitted for attrition milling in order to recover diamonds as well as indicator minerals. The indicator minerals recovered included 64 pyrope, 201 chromite, 17 olivine and 754 ilmenite grains. All of the pyrope, chromite and olivine grains will be microprobed as well as 201 ilmenite grains. Results are expected toward the end of January.
Following indicator mineral selection, all 22 samples were submitted for diamond extraction by caustic dissolution. A total of 18 samples were tested at 150 mesh, and 4 at 200 mesh. Two microdiamonds were found. The first, a 0.005 mg diamond, was found between 104.25 and 124.05 m in drill hole CQ-1 in the Cirque Nord kimberlite pipe, and the second, a 0.012 mg diamond was found between 83.00 and 93.00 m in drill hole CQ-3 in the Cirque Sud. The microdiamond analysis indicates that the 117 and Cirque pipes have a relatively low microdiamond content. Substantially larger microdiamond samples will be required in order to provide enough macrodiamonds to allow a more accurate estimate of the diamond content of these pipes.
In all of the work completed before 2005 in the Kenieba district, only 16 of the 35 diamonds discovered and documented in kimberlite pipes were microdiamonds. Of the diamonds found and documented in alluvium, only 3 out of 60 were microdiamonds. In addition, of all 95 diamonds discovered and documented, 23 are equal to or greater than 1.0 carat. The Kenieba diamond district appears to be distinguished by the occurrence of large diamonds with a relative scarcity of microdiamonds when compared to other diamond districts.
A total of 30 known kimberlite pipes occur in the Malian diamond district in a 2,000 sq km area – 12 of which are on African Metal’s Kenieba Nord concession.
African Metals’ concessions are known to cover 14 kimberlite pipes. A 6.01carat diamond was discovered in the Cirque Nord kimberlite and 10 diamonds of 1.00 or greater carats are known to have been found within the Kenieba Nord concession, including 7 between 34 and 232 carats. African Metals’ mandate is to find the source of these diamonds.
The most definitive tests of kimberlite pipes in the Kenieba district are thought to be the microprobing of indicator minerals. These tests define the conditions under which the kimberlite pipes were injected into the overlying rock. The data from these tests will be compared with the optimum conditions under which diamonds occur. Any kimberlite pipe tested by African Metals showing optimum conditions for the preservation of diamonds as indicated by microprobing will be bulk tested for large diamonds. In addition, African Metals will continue to explore the 7,000 sq km of diamond concessions for as yet undiscovered kimberlite pipes in an attempt to find the source of diamonds and to determine if one or more is feasible to economically mine. Carl Verley (P. Geol.), the Qualified Person pursuant to NI 43-101, has reviewed the contents of this news release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
" Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the information enclosed in this release. The statements that are not historical facts and are forward-looking statements involving known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary materially from the targeted results. Such risks and uncertainties include those described in the Company’s 20-F as amended.
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#2 von Hasslocher1 09.03.06 14:59:06 Beitrag Nr.: 20.597.772
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#3 von Hasslocher1 10.03.06 10:54:58 Beitrag Nr.: 20.610.434
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February 20, 2006 Trading Symbol: AFR
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African Metals Outlines Four Areas of Interest on the Fatako Gold Concession
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VANCOUVER, BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is pleased to announce the results of soil sampling and geological sampling on the 52 sq km Fatako concession in western Mali, West Africa. There are 4 areas of interest. The first is an area in the northern part of the concession where an anomaly with soils ranging from 34 to 896 parts per billion gold can be traced for 1,200 m. The second area, in the southern part of the concession, consists of an anomalous area which extends over 1,600 m with anomalous values of 33 to 200 ppb gold. Because of the size of the concession, the samples were very wide-spaced with samples every 200 m along lines 400 m apart. As a result, a more closely spaced grid will be sampled over selected areas.
The third anomalous zone is over an area of alluvium. The area of alluvium extends for 2,000 m on the concession with anomalous soils over much of its length. Because of the fact that the gradient of the rivers is so low, much of the gold in alluvium has generally not been moved far from its source. As a result, this is an area of interest. Finally, there is an approximate 50 m wide zone of tourmaline sandstone with quartz veining which covers a 700 m wide section of the concession. This is of interest because 4 gold deposits on Rangold’s nearby Loulo concession occur in tourmaline sandstone.
As soon as the permits have been issued for this concession, more clearly spaced soil sampling as well as geological mapping and pitting will be carried out on the above areas. Carl Verley (P. Geol.), the Qualified Person pursuant to NI 43-101, has reviewed the contents of this news release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
" Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the information enclosed in this release. The statements that are not historical facts and are forward-looking statements involving known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary materially from the targeted results. Such risks and uncertainties include those described in the Company’s 20-F as amended.
#4 von Hasslocher1 13.03.06 07:26:13 Beitrag Nr.: 20.655.664
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KEINE BOARDBEITRÄGE ZU AFRICAN M ??????
Klaus Peter Eckhof übernahm Moto Goldmines 2003 bei einer MKap von 4 Millionen kanadischen Dollar, heute liegt sie bei über 200 Millionen.
Neben Moto Goldmines und Tiger Resources ist Eckhof Chefgeologe bei African Metals, einem auf Gold und Diamanten spezialisierten Explorer mit einigen vielversprechenden properties in Mali (auf den Gebieten wurden bereits einige hochkarätige Funde gemacht).
Auf African Metals angesprochen meinte Eckhof im Rahmen der Edelmetallmesse München: " alle Labore weltweit sind voll mit unseren Bohrproben, wir warten nur noch auf die Ergebnisse" .
Und die dürften, wenn man Eckhof kennt nicht allzu schlecht ausfallen.
African Metals wird in Deutschland momentan nur in Berlin unter der WKN 912759 und an der TSX unter dem Kürzel AFR gehandelt. Der Wert ist nahezu unentdeckt, was die geringen Umsätze zeigen. Hier hat man noch die Möglichkeit, bei einem Projekt des Goldjungen Eckhof von Anfang an dabei zu sein.
Für weitere Informationen: www.africanmetals.com.
was nützt se wenn der Kurs Canada nicht steigt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.137.564 von memoryboy am 09.04.06 20:47:36Abwarten, die großen Player sind OUT. Die kleineren Firmen haben riesiges Kurspotential und Übernahmephantasie und sind für imense Kurssprünge und Überraschungen gut und die Rohstoffpreise kennen ja nur einen Weg 
African ist ein Wert der noch nicht den RUN hatte wie andere !
African ist ein Wert der noch nicht den RUN hatte wie andere !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.154.687 von JAY25 am 11.04.06 09:08:22Klaus Peter Eckhof übernahm Moto Goldmines 2003 bei einer MKap von 4 Millionen kanadischen Dollar, heute liegt sie bei über 200 Millionen.
Neben Moto Goldmines und Tiger Resources ist Eckhof Chefgeologe bei African Metals, einem auf Gold und Diamanten spezialisierten Explorer mit einigen vielversprechenden properties in Mali (auf den Gebieten wurden bereits einige hochkarätige Funde gemacht).
Auf African Metals angesprochen meinte Eckhof im Rahmen der Edelmetallmesse München: " alle Labore weltweit sind voll mit unseren Bohrproben, wir warten nur noch auf die Ergebnisse" .
Und die dürften, wenn man Eckhof kennt nicht allzu schlecht ausfallen.
African Metals wird in Deutschland momentan nur in Berlin unter der WKN 912759 und an der TSX unter dem Kürzel AFR gehandelt. Der Wert ist nahezu unentdeckt, was die geringen Umsätze zeigen. Hier hat man noch die Möglichkeit, bei einem Projekt des Goldjungen Eckhof von Anfang an dabei zu sein.
Für weitere Informationen: www.africanmetals.com.
wenn man das vergleicht!
Moto am Anfang mit 4 Mio. bewertet und dann bis 200Mio.!!!
Das sind 4000%!!!
Rechnet man mal theoretisch!
waere nur theorie ohne PP und solches!
Africa Metals jetzt 8 Mio. bei 40cent!
4000%
waere eine MK: von 320 Mio. bei 16€!
Also genuegend Potential ist dahinter auch wenn es keine 4000% werden!
Neben Moto Goldmines und Tiger Resources ist Eckhof Chefgeologe bei African Metals, einem auf Gold und Diamanten spezialisierten Explorer mit einigen vielversprechenden properties in Mali (auf den Gebieten wurden bereits einige hochkarätige Funde gemacht).
Auf African Metals angesprochen meinte Eckhof im Rahmen der Edelmetallmesse München: " alle Labore weltweit sind voll mit unseren Bohrproben, wir warten nur noch auf die Ergebnisse" .
Und die dürften, wenn man Eckhof kennt nicht allzu schlecht ausfallen.
African Metals wird in Deutschland momentan nur in Berlin unter der WKN 912759 und an der TSX unter dem Kürzel AFR gehandelt. Der Wert ist nahezu unentdeckt, was die geringen Umsätze zeigen. Hier hat man noch die Möglichkeit, bei einem Projekt des Goldjungen Eckhof von Anfang an dabei zu sein.
Für weitere Informationen: www.africanmetals.com.
wenn man das vergleicht!
Moto am Anfang mit 4 Mio. bewertet und dann bis 200Mio.!!!
Das sind 4000%!!!
Rechnet man mal theoretisch!
waere nur theorie ohne PP und solches!
Africa Metals jetzt 8 Mio. bei 40cent!
4000%
waere eine MK: von 320 Mio. bei 16€!
Also genuegend Potential ist dahinter auch wenn es keine 4000% werden!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.157.921 von JAY25 am 11.04.06 12:31:55April 13 , 2006 Trading Symbol: AFR
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African Metals Sells Shares of Great Quest Metals Ltd. to Participate in Private Placement
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VANCOUVER , BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is announcing the sale by the Company of 100,000 shares of Great Quest Metals Ltd. at $0.71 a share. With the proceeds from this sale, African Metals will subscribe for 100,000 units in Great Quest’s private placement at a price of $0.70 per unit. Each unit consists of one share and one half of a transferable share purchase warrant. With each full warrant the Company can purchase one additional share of Great Quest at $0.80 for one year.
African Metals has two common directors with Great Quest Metals Ltd.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
"Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
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African Metals Sells Shares of Great Quest Metals Ltd. to Participate in Private Placement
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VANCOUVER , BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is announcing the sale by the Company of 100,000 shares of Great Quest Metals Ltd. at $0.71 a share. With the proceeds from this sale, African Metals will subscribe for 100,000 units in Great Quest’s private placement at a price of $0.70 per unit. Each unit consists of one share and one half of a transferable share purchase warrant. With each full warrant the Company can purchase one additional share of Great Quest at $0.80 for one year.
African Metals has two common directors with Great Quest Metals Ltd.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
"Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.234.964 von Hasslocher1 am 19.04.06 09:40:11African Metals fündig geworden - TOP ADHOC - Empfehlung der Börsenbriefe nur noch Frage der Zeit
April 19 , 2006 Trading Symbol: AFR
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African Metals Concentrates Exploration on Area Where 4 Diamonds from 98 to 232 Carats Have Previously Been Found
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VANCOUVER , BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is pleased to update the progress on the work program on its diamond concessions in Mali , West Africa .
There has been an extensive pitting and sampling program on the Kenieba Nord diamond concession in the alluvium along the Doundi River where diamonds of 98,104, 137 and 232 carats were previously discovered
. The Company’s mandate is to find the source of these diamonds. The Company has collected 3 sets of samples from the alluvium covering the area. The first set of samples consists of 357 samples for mobile metallic ion analysis (MMI). This method has been very effective over the Canadian Shield where it is overlain by substantial glacial drift. There are 6 metres of alluvium in the area of interest along the Doundi River . The samples will be analyzed for elements commonly found in kimberlite pipes.
The Company also has collected 40 one-kilogram, concentrate, samples from alluvium along pits. These samples will be analyzed for diamonds as well as for diamond indicator minerals. In addition, 157 soil samples have been collected and will be tested for a variety of elements through the ICP Spectrometer method.
The program is continuing with the location and sampling of a number of airborne magnetic anomalies which could indicate the presence of an underlying kimberlite. This program will continue for the next month.
The Company holds 4 diamond concessions covering 7,218 sq km where 12 kimberlite pipes have been found. In the district, a total of 30 kimberlite pipes and dykes have been discovered. A total of 95 diamonds have been found and documented. Many more have been found but were undocumented. Of the 95 diamonds, only 19 are microdiamonds and 21 are 1 carat or greater in size. Carl Verley (P. Geol.), the Qualified Person pursuant to NI 43-101, has reviewed the contents of this news release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
"Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the information enclosed in this release. The statements that are not historical facts and are forward-looking statements involving known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary materially from the targeted results. Such risks and uncertainties include those described in the Company’s 20-F as amended.
April 19 , 2006 Trading Symbol: AFR
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African Metals Concentrates Exploration on Area Where 4 Diamonds from 98 to 232 Carats Have Previously Been Found
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------VANCOUVER , BC – Willis W. Osborne, Chief Executive Officer of African Metals Corporation (TSX Venture Exchange: AFR), is pleased to update the progress on the work program on its diamond concessions in Mali , West Africa .
There has been an extensive pitting and sampling program on the Kenieba Nord diamond concession in the alluvium along the Doundi River where diamonds of 98,104, 137 and 232 carats were previously discovered
. The Company’s mandate is to find the source of these diamonds. The Company has collected 3 sets of samples from the alluvium covering the area. The first set of samples consists of 357 samples for mobile metallic ion analysis (MMI). This method has been very effective over the Canadian Shield where it is overlain by substantial glacial drift. There are 6 metres of alluvium in the area of interest along the Doundi River . The samples will be analyzed for elements commonly found in kimberlite pipes. The Company also has collected 40 one-kilogram, concentrate, samples from alluvium along pits. These samples will be analyzed for diamonds as well as for diamond indicator minerals. In addition, 157 soil samples have been collected and will be tested for a variety of elements through the ICP Spectrometer method.
The program is continuing with the location and sampling of a number of airborne magnetic anomalies which could indicate the presence of an underlying kimberlite. This program will continue for the next month.
The Company holds 4 diamond concessions covering 7,218 sq km where 12 kimberlite pipes have been found. In the district, a total of 30 kimberlite pipes and dykes have been discovered. A total of 95 diamonds have been found and documented. Many more have been found but were undocumented. Of the 95 diamonds, only 19 are microdiamonds and 21 are 1 carat or greater in size. Carl Verley (P. Geol.), the Qualified Person pursuant to NI 43-101, has reviewed the contents of this news release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF AFRICAN METALS CORPORATION
"Signed"
Willis W. Osborne
CEO & Director
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the information enclosed in this release. The statements that are not historical facts and are forward-looking statements involving known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary materially from the targeted results. Such risks and uncertainties include those described in the Company’s 20-F as amended.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.248.596 von Hasslocher1 am 20.04.06 06:59:36Kein Umsatz ????
Ich habe eine Frage, die mir vielleicht jemand beantworten kann
der schon länger diesen Wert beobachtet.
Warum stand AMC 2004 bei einem Goldwert von ca. 280,- bei
einer Bewertung von 0,3-0,4 Cent und heute bei einem Goldwert
von > 600,- auf dem gleichen Niveau?
Ist hier nicht mit problematischen Rahmenbedingungen zu rechnen,
die unabhängig vom Goldniveau im Boden zu betrachten sind??
Ich freue mich auf Eure Antwort.
der schon länger diesen Wert beobachtet.
Warum stand AMC 2004 bei einem Goldwert von ca. 280,- bei
einer Bewertung von 0,3-0,4 Cent und heute bei einem Goldwert
von > 600,- auf dem gleichen Niveau?
Ist hier nicht mit problematischen Rahmenbedingungen zu rechnen,
die unabhängig vom Goldniveau im Boden zu betrachten sind??
Ich freue mich auf Eure Antwort.
Hoffentlich bewegt sich das Teil mal durch die heutige News
African Metals and Nevsun agree to pool interests
2006-07-05 14:56 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-NSU) Nevsun Resources Ltd
Mr. Willis Osborne reports
AFRICAN METALS AND NEVSUN COMPLETE POOLING AGREEMENT ON MALI DIAMOND CONCESSIONS
African Metals Corp. and Nevsun Mali Exploration Ltd. S.A. have signed a memorandum of agreement whereby Nevsun and African Metals have agreed to pool their interests in five diamond concessions in western Mali, West Africa. The pooling of interests is to facilitate an agreement with a joint-venture partner.
Agreement highlights include:
* Nevsun holds a 100-per-cent interest in the Dar Salam concession covering 175 square kilometres.
* African Metals holds a 100-per-cent interest in three diamond concessions, the Kenieba Nord, Kenieba Sud and Soumala covering 5,112 square kilometres and a 95-per-cent interest in the Medinandi Sud concession covering 2,106 square kilometres.
* Any royalty-interest or net-profit interest on an operating diamond mine or placer operation shall be paid 95 per cent to the concession holder and 5 per cent to the other party in the Nevsun and African Metals agreement.
African Metals and Nevsun agree to pool interests
2006-07-05 14:56 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-NSU) Nevsun Resources Ltd
Mr. Willis Osborne reports
AFRICAN METALS AND NEVSUN COMPLETE POOLING AGREEMENT ON MALI DIAMOND CONCESSIONS
African Metals Corp. and Nevsun Mali Exploration Ltd. S.A. have signed a memorandum of agreement whereby Nevsun and African Metals have agreed to pool their interests in five diamond concessions in western Mali, West Africa. The pooling of interests is to facilitate an agreement with a joint-venture partner.
Agreement highlights include:
* Nevsun holds a 100-per-cent interest in the Dar Salam concession covering 175 square kilometres.
* African Metals holds a 100-per-cent interest in three diamond concessions, the Kenieba Nord, Kenieba Sud and Soumala covering 5,112 square kilometres and a 95-per-cent interest in the Medinandi Sud concession covering 2,106 square kilometres.
* Any royalty-interest or net-profit interest on an operating diamond mine or placer operation shall be paid 95 per cent to the concession holder and 5 per cent to the other party in the Nevsun and African Metals agreement.
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