quarterly activities report, page-19

The deposits were always up in the hills, according to the report, and would have always had the same access/power/water "problems" even if they found a commercial resource, would they not???....

Geologist described Nachingwea as a world class graphite deposit.

In late 2011, Jacana's Tanzanian country manager conducted a reconnaissance field visit to the site. This was later followed up by a field visit by Syrah Resources' exploration manager. Observations from these field visits are described below.

Figure 2- Graphite float on hill

DESCRIPTION OF THE DEPOSIT
.......Similar to Balama, the graphitic rocks are hosted on hills. These hills rise approximately 200 m from the surrounding plains. There are three hills in total known as Ndungo, Chumbati and Chiliogali......