Tshimbumbu
Tshimbumbu
Introduction
The Tshimbumbu site is located south of Mutshatsha village about 56 km.
The agricultural service road which links the RN 39 to the Tshimbumbu site is largely in a very advanced state of disrepair.
The first 12 km are passable by vehicle, after this section of about 12 km we have a very dilapidated road with bridges already amortized. Beyond 30 km we take a small path that goes to the Tshimbumbu site.
The Tshimbumbu gold project is an early stage exploration play within a relatively remote and underexplored region of Katanga with promising indications for potential exploration success. The geological domain of the Proterozoic Kibarian mountain range is host to a number of gold deposits, some, multi-million-ounce deposits. The Mpokoto deposit (~650k Oz) which is located about 70km to the west is the closes known occurrence.
artisanal way in Tshimbumbu
The area most exploited in an artisanal way in Tshimbumbu.The orientation of the vein is E-W.In this rainy period, artisanal activities are prohibited to avoid accidents caused by landslides and landslides. Tshimbumbu contains three Quartz veins almost parallel, all oriented East-West, and which extend over about 130-150 m.
The other two veins are not visible because of the backfilling caused by the artisanal work.
Tshibumbu road condition
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