The deposits were always up in the hills, according to the...

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......