StockTake: Belararox
The company is planning 3,000 metres of RC drilling at the Kalahari copper project later this month, targeting 3 of 5 key target zones at the Kareng West licence.
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This video was developed in collaboration with Belararox, a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing.
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