Yesterday, Sono Resources, Inc. announced that it had started the first stage of exploration of its Bonnyridge copper/silver area in Botswana, Africa. This initial survey will be accomplished via high resolution airborne survey, conducted by GEX Surveys.
Sono Resources is focusing on exploring and developing precious metals projects in Africa. Sono’s main metals project in Botswana is part of the Kalahari Copper Belt and covers an area of 2965.6 square kilometers.
Sono will be exploring an area that is seen as an extension of the Kalahari Copper Belt, which is said to extend from Zambia, into Botswana and Nambia. Many producing copper mines are operating in the area, as it has a history of successful exploration. The airborne survey conducted by GEX will provide high-resolution data, and will help Sono choose drill targets and discover other potential targets in the Kalahari belt.
GEX will be flying 11,110 line kilometers of fixed-wing aeromagnetics at 100 meter spacing over the property in NW Botswana spanning a specific target area of 1009 square km.
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