Introduction to Hard Rock Lithium Mines in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Craton is one of the world's important LCT pegmatite type lithium provinces. The Limpopo and Zambezi granulite facies accretionary metamorphic belts are located on the north and south sides of the Zimbabwe Craton, with accretion events occurring between 2700-2600 Ma. At 2670 Ma, the Limpopo belt moved northward, and deformation and up to granulite facies metamorphism
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Beactrice litium mining rights

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Mike Kutsoko Lithium Mining Rights
Previously, the sampling of samples was conducted by a South African company on pegmatite within and around the Mike Cusoko lithium mining area. During two inspections, a total of 40 samples were collected in Bepe, with 9 samples having lithium oxide values exceeding 1.3% and one sample having a lithium oxide value of 8.6%. XRD analysis confirmed that the sample (No. 2834) contains lithium aluminophosphate. XRD analysis of the remaining 8 samples has been completed, with lithium oxide grades ranging from 1.3% to 5.9%.
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Potree Lithium Mining Titles
Porte Potree pegmatite includes diorite (a lithium mineral), tantalite, and tin. It is found in Potree Pit 1 that lithium-permeable feldspar is in a discontinuous zone (at least 1m exposed), surrounded by a large amount of quartz, feldspar, and muscovite. Identifiable tantalite mineralization is scattered or isolated on the euhedral crystals of pegmatite, with black and slight metallic luster. The inferred reserves of lithium resources are 8,758,962 tons, with an average Li₂O% of 2.04.
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