mumbwa drilling, page-3

Hey dc,

Secondary copper mineralisation normally relates to copper oxides, carbonates etc. These do not have the same economic impact as Sulphides as they make exploitation a little more complex, but they give a few clues.

Also, I suspect a Haematitic breccia will be quite a competent ore type requiring a fair bit of grinding (energy) to liberate any Cu minerals - it is copper sulphides we should be looking out for, not the Secondary types - these just give you a view as to where to look. The number of samples taken will give a fairly detailed view IMO.

I think what's most striking about the ann is the detail and the 'plain and simple' language. I am quite aware of AIMs position and progress on this ann - we have not seen either up until recently. It is starting to become a more compelling soap opera, rather than a tragedy!

I am more excited about how the company is being run, rather than the Cu mineralisation. Let's hope they start getting some support from the shareholders.

Sack