Ntungamo
Ntungamo
- The Ntungamo Project is located in Uganda, East Africa
- Blaze’s tenements cover an area of 60km2 with multiple mapped pegmatites, two of which exceed widths of 140m and are open in all directions.
- The Ntungamo Project adjoins the Mwirasandu Tin Mine, the largest producing tin mine in Uganda.
The geology of the Ntungamo Project is comprised of a series of metasediments which form part of the Mesoproterozoic Kibaran Belt. These metasediments have been intruded by late-stage LCT pegmatites which are enriched with several critical metals including beryllium, rubidium, lithium, tin and tantalite.
Historical workers excavated underground tunnels as well as a single opencast pit targeting tantalite and beryllium. Recent exploration campaigns mapped these structures and have defined numerous pegmatites across the license area with two stand-out targets exceeding widths of 140m. Both targets are open in all directions and a drilling programme has been completed to test the grade and geometry of the pegmatites at depth.
Map showing the Ntungamo Projects tenements as well as the mapped pegmatites and surrounding mining operations.
Left: Historical opencast operations on EL00310 where tantalite and beryllium were produced.
Right: Mapped main target pegmatites.
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