TSX-listed junior exploration company Giyani Metals Corporation is progressing Phase 1 of its 2018 operational programme in Botswana.
Airborne magnetic data at a 250 m line spacing has highlighted relevant geological features of interest, allowing Giyani to map, with a high degree of certainty, the location of prospective geology within the larger Giyani licence areas.
Lithostructural mapping has identified several areas where prospective Lower Transvaal stratigraphy is likely to outcrop or subcrop. Current ongoing ground surveys will provide valuable information to identify subtle magnetic contacts in this sedimentary package, which will then allow for detailed mapping of the manganiferous shale.
Five out of Giyani’s 14 licences are identified to have prospective stratigraphy for manganese mineralisation.