Namibia, Africa
Copper - Silver
Taranis Okohongo & ​JV DorWit 

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Many similarities between the Kaoko Copperbelt and Kalahari Copperbelt to the Central African Copper Belt (CACB)

• The Central African Copperbelt (CACB)  largest and most abundant mineralized sediment-hosted copper province known,with numerous mines and is estimated to contain over 5 billion tonnes of copper ore with grades up to 4%

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• Sediment-hosted copper deposits are one of the most important source of copper next only to porphyry copper deposits and making up approximately 20% of all copper production. 

 

• From 1905 to 1996 Ongopolo Mine (Previously the Tsumeb Mine) in Namibia produced about 30 million tons of ore yielding 1.7Mt copper at 4.3% Cu.

Malachite Mineralization
Geological Survey of Namibia
Capital City Windhoek