agm report., page-18

no worries gorilla issue is ok
http://africanpress.wordpress.com/2008/02/22/
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"The Mbalam project involves the development of a mine, crushing and screening plant, and stockpiling facilities. A 470-km long railway line will be constructed to link Mbalam to the Atlantic coast at Logbabe, where a deep-sea export terminal will be developed to handle large ocean-going vessels.
This infrastructure is also expected to open the way into remote southeastern Cameroon for other investors and boost tourism in a region rich in wildlife, particularly western lowland gorillas.
The Mbalam area is part of an iron ore province in the Archean Congo Craton that spans three countries, including Cameroon, the Congo Republic and Gabon. The iron deposits of Gabon are best known and are centred on the deposits at Belinga. Previous evaluation in Gabon by Kumba Resources Ltd of South Africa in the Batoula/Boka Boka region, 140 km south of Mbalam and 50 km east of Belinga, indicated a resource of 850 million tonnes of 60% Fe.
According to Sundance, the resources within Cameroon are typical supergene hematite enrichments of the Archean banded iron formation protore which has been recrystallised to ferruginous quartzite or itabirite. They occur in a similar geological setting to large iron ore deposits mined in the past in Liberia, in neighbouring Gabon, and currently being evaluated in Guinea."