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March 9, 2021

#Roxgold $ROXG Extends #Koula with 26.5 g/t #Gold Over 16m & 18.5 g/t Over 15m at #Séguéla #CoteDIvoire



Some great hits at depth from Koula.

Koula RC Highlights
16 metres (“m”) at 26.5 grams per tonne gold (“g/t Au”) in drill hole SGRD1084 from 233m including
2m at 115.3 g/t Au from 234m and
1m at 24.7 g/t Au from 246m and
1m at 31.0 g/t Au from 248m

15m at 18.5 g/t Au in drill hole SGRD1088 from 256m including
5m at 24.2 g/t Au from 260m and
3m at 45.1 g/t Au from 268m

7m at 22.3 g/t Au in drill hole SGRC1085 from 256m including
1m at 104.5 g/t Au from 261m

17m at 7.7 g/t Au in drill hole SGRD1081 from 193m including
2m at 41.6 g/t Au from 194m and
1m at 15.3 g/t Au from 206m


TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Roxgold Inc. (“Roxgold” or the “Company”) (TSX: ROXG) (OTCQX: ROGFF) is pleased to announce assay results from down-plunge extension drilling below the high grade deposit, Koula, at the Séguéla Gold Project (“Séguéla”) located in Côte d’Ivoire.

This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210309005287/en/

Séguéla Gold Project, Côte d’Ivoire:

Highlights from Reverse Circulation (“RC”) and Diamond tail (“RD”) drilling

Koula
16 metres (“m”) at 26.5 grams per tonne gold (“g/t Au”) in drill hole SGRD1084 from 233m including
2m at 115.3 g/t Au from 234m and
1m at 24.7 g/t Au from 246m and
1m at 31.0 g/t Au from 248m

15m at 18.5 g/t Au in drill hole SGRD1088 from 256m including
5m at 24.2 g/t Au from 260m and
3m at 45.1 g/t Au from 268m

7m at 22.3 g/t Au in drill hole SGRC1085 from 256m including
1m at 104.5 g/t Au from 261m

17m at 7.7 g/t Au in drill hole SGRD1081 from 193m including
2m at 41.6 g/t Au from 194m and
1m at 15.3 g/t Au from 206m

“As Séguéla moves closer to a construction decision, we continue to push towards the goal of defining additional mineralization in support of our vision of Séguéla becoming a 150,000 ounce per year producer over ten plus years,” commented John Dorward, President and Chief Executive Officer of Roxgold. “The assay results today, while still early, build our confidence in the potential for Koula to conceptually extend its life via a high-grade underground operation. The strength of mineralization at depth at Koula is similar to what we were seeing at depth down-plunge in Ancien last year – a program which was temporarily put on hold in order to infill and upgrade the in-pit defined Inferred Mineral Resource at Koula for inclusion into the upcoming Feasibility study. While we had initially viewed Koula as an attractive satellite opportunity it is now clear that it has the potential to be the most important deposit defined at Séguéla so far. In addition, our drills have resumed extension testing at Ancien, the other ultra-high grade deposit discovered to date.

“We continue to believe we have only begun to tap the potential of the Séguéla Project and are eager to continue to uncover and test the wealth of additional targets present on the property. While our exploration team continues their work at Séguéla, the critical path for the Séguéla project plan is on track with the Feasibility Study scheduled for the second quarter of this year, followed soon thereafter by a construction decision towards the goal of achieving first gold pour at Séguéla in 2022.”

Paul Weedon, Vice President Exploration commented “Building off the recent high grade results from the conclusion of the infill program, these new results highlight the potential for an underground target extending down-plunge from Koula and provide a high degree of confidence in the high grades over at least 150m down-plunge. Coupled with the 14m at 4.3 g/t intersected in SGRD971 we see mineralization extending at least 250m at depth and I am looking forward to the results from the next round of step-out drilling, which is testing the potential a further 120m down-plunge.”

See the full release with all multimedia features here:  


Friedland-backed HPX raises $200MM for #Nimba #IronOre project in #Guinea

Mount Nimba lies at the intersection of Liberia, Guinea and Côte d’Ivoire. (Photo by Guy Debonnet | UNESCO.)
Mount Nimba lies at the intersection of Liberia, Guinea and Côte d’Ivoire.

High Power Exploration (HPX) raised $200 million for its proposed Nimba iron ore mine
 in the Guinean Nimba Mountains, classified as a strict nature reserve in 1944 and then as a World Heritage Site in 1981-82 for being home to globally threatened and endemic species.

The boundary of the reserve and World Heritage Site was modified in 1993 to exclude a keyhole-shaped area to allow mining in the proposed project area.

HFX will only be able to secure the environmental permits needed to start construction if the World Heritage Committee approves it.

Friedland has already taken provisions to cover himself from the underlying political risks: HFX said that the World Bank’s insurance arm, known as the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), has provided the project with political risk cover!

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