jka in australian financial review yesterday

Article in the Australian Financial Review yesterday regarding Jacka.

The PDF of the article is on the Australian Bauxite Limited website (because the first part of the article is relevant to them)

Here's the link to the full article:
http://www.australianbauxite.com.au/Media/050412%20ABZ%20AFR%20'Potash%20could%20return'.pdf


Here's the section about Jacka Resources:
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Australian Financial Review

05 Apr 2012, by Luke Forrestal

When investors are looking for
exploration upside in a junior, the
address of the acreage and quality
of the partners counts for a lot. But
perhaps most crucial is the record
of discoveries of those at the helm.

It's unusual to find all those
factors coming together in a
minnow, but Jacka Resources seems
to have the boxes ticked.

The board is dominated by
former executives from Hardman
Resources, whose acreage in
Uganda and French Guyana has
yielded discoveries for its acquirer
Tullow Oil.

Their expertise is centred in
Africa, including the east Africa
region that has rapidly emerged as a
global oil and gas exploration hot
spot and has fuelled gains in
another stock that has caught the
eye of Blue Sky, Pancontinental Oil
& Gas.

Jacka earlier this week picked up
acreage in Somaliland, which can
be regarded only as high risk
despite its geological credentials. Its
early-stage venture in Tanzania's
onshore Ruhuhu Basin is also
strictly wildcat, but plenty of
discoveries have been made not far
away.

Closer is the drilling of the
Hammamet West 3 appraisal well at
an existing oil resource off Tunisia
in the September quarter, led by
experienced operator Dragon Oil.

Jacka also has a small stake in a
joint venture offshore Nigeria,
where partners include Chevron
and YEP