Ngondoma Gold Project
50,260ha Reserved Area in the Midlands gold belt with historic mines producing 100kg+ of gold at grades of 3.3–10.5 g/t.
The Ngondoma project area is located approximately 180km to the south-west of Harare and 50km west of Kadoma. It is an exploration project covering 50,260 hectares within the Reserved Area RA MID 004, to be explored for gold within a 3-year tenure.
The target area hosts numerous historical gold deposits, mostly worked today by small to medium-scale operators. It contains numerous gold mines and claims — some of which have produced more than 100kg of gold at grades ranging from 3.3 g/t to 10.5 g/t. While most mined areas have been subject to some degree of investigative prospecting, there are gaps requiring further work. Systematic exploration by MPC from 2017 to 2019 (geochemical sampling and magnetics) revealed several first-order gold anomalies requiring follow-up.
- Midlands gold belt terrain
- Historic gold grades of 3.3 g/t to 10.5 g/t documented
- First-order gold anomalies from 2017–2019 MPC work
Proven ground shaped by generations of Zimbabwean mining.
Supporting infrastructure at a glance.
Why this opportunity exists.
Documented historic grades of 3.3–10.5 g/t and first-order anomalies confirmed by MPC — a high-conviction gold exploration target in a proven producing belt.
Structures available to investors.
The Mining Promotion Corporation (MPC) is open to negotiating flexible funding arrangements, with ZIDA facilitating the process end-to-end.
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