First-pass surface sampling at the Musensi Hill block in south-west Tanzania has identified a laterally extensive, potassium-rich alkaline volcanic unit with an associated rare-earth signature.

A total of 114 surface grab samples were collected, with 68 submitted to ALS Laboratories for multi-element analysis across six prospects. The programme identified quartz-vein hosted, stockwork, disseminated and fracture-fill copper mineralisation, including both supergene oxide and hypogene primary sulphide styles. Investegate

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