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Hi Phoenix,
I'm curious, how have you concluded that it is not Star Zinc?
The licence area covered by Joackim is 6.6 ha This appears to be larger than the Star Zinc mine. When IDatacheck posted the details of the licence area I realised it was an artisan licence and being applied for by Mr Chelelwa. I was surprised at it being an artisan licence due to the restrictions on these and the fact that we were expecting a small scale licence. DC has looked at the area and it looks like Star Zinc. I suspect the deal will end up being something like selling zinc in the ground to Zambians as it is difficult for non citizen owned companies to get a licence. I could be totally wrong.... I would be interested in anyone elses views.

What are the chances that Zopco are marketing the zinc in the ground to Mr Chelelwe?

Just got round to listening to it - very interesting. I was a little surprised to hear him say he wasn't a fan of the JV...

Zinc flovoured chocolate...

I like chocolate but I'm not sure how good a seller that would be but maybe Mr Chelelwa knowsbetter

Todays announcement together with the fact that Joackim Chewe Chelelwa has applied for an ARTISAN licence for Star Zinc makes me think there's going to be some sort of angle nobody has thought of happening there as well...

ATTN DM &JR,
I hope you are prepared to defend yourselves if we don't have 0.3 G/T GOLD!

I mostly agree Gixxer but I think we still have something very large for our MC. It is perhaps a disservice to such a great find but the 'star' factor appeared missing from the RNS for me. The grades were a bit disappointing and domethung seems not quite right we are missing the chunk at the bottom that was quoted as 05-0.6%. Also, a chunk in the middle appears to not be up to much- someone mentioned that CB mentioned that ot looked like we were on the edge of the mineralisation at one point - I have no knowledge of that but I wonder if we could have grazed the edge in the middle section and that caused our lower copper grades. Additionally, the copper grades towards the top appear much less than would have been expected from looking at the historic data. Something doesn't appear to quite add up. I'm still hoping the copper turns out slightly better that it currently appears and I'm hoping for a couple of reasonable areas of gold. This still seems like a great asset even if we don't get the improvements I'm hoping for but some of the glitter would be missing.

Thanks Shurething,
I had missed the word anticipated from my reading of statement and assumed Mr Bird in his new star communicator role would be over delivering. I realised it may be cherry picked but as long as the cherry picking was detailed I was hoping for a glimpse of what the gold might be...
From 12th Jan:
"Samples for geochemical assay will be submitted to the geochemical laboratory on a progressive basis and it is anticipated that the first samples from drill hole BRDD-20-001 will be submitted before the end of the current week."

I am confident of my investment. However, One thing i am disappinted in is I was under the impression that the first items for assay were being sent last week or the week before but the latest RNS states being prepped now.

I'd like to know what your investments are to consider 5% A DAY a small increase :-)

The way I read it thay had to spend si much within a certain time but I didn't see a time limit specified for the success payment. I would be a bit surprised if ther isnt't one.

SP looking good!

I haven't dugested this to figure out how good it is.
Will there be a time limit on the success payment?

BRDD-20-001 appears to intersect BRD009 just below where BRD009 reported 16m of 0.51 g/t of gold. This gold section on BRD009 isn't shown on the drilling plan but is in the table in the April presentation - fingers crossed the lower section has some more of that gold.

Has a pixelated image of the ore. It also appears to show a representation of some of the historic drill holes (not labelled).
I'm not sure if folk were aware of its existance.

MR Bird,
Any chance of access to more information on the historic drill holes?

Thanks Iceberg,
Just read your report after Andrew mentioning it - very informative but easy reading.

Thanks theiceberg,
Good to know. Are you aware of anywhere that shows the location of any of the historic drill holes?

Lucky
If you read the TDR ASX announcement from Aug 2007 they jad one drillhole with 8.07 g/t of gold. It was only for 2m and you cannot tell if it was on Racecourse but it was on Bushranger.

JDau,
You may want to read the 16:35 post.

Great to have the drill plans! Still digesting the results of the first drill hole but it doesn't look too bad for a minnow...

I think Colin may have put a turbo on the drill.