Mokopane, Limpopo Province, South Africa Qualified Persons Report

Mokopane, Limpopo Province, South Africa Qualified Persons Report

Mokopane, Limpopo Province, South Africa Qualified Persons Report Rooipoort PGE Prepared by RSG Global on behalf of: Caledonia Mining Corporation Rooipoort PGE Mokopane, Limpopo Province, South Africa Qualified Persons Report Prepared by RSG Global on behalf of: Caledonia Mining Corporation Author(s): Julian Verbeek Principal Consultant Resources (MAusIMM) Ken Lomberg Senior Consultant Resources (SACNASP) Date: December 2005 Job Number: JROO02 Copies: Caledonia Mining Corporation (2) RSG Global – Perth (1) Primary Author Supervising Principal Julian Verbeek Colin Jones P:\Projects\SOUTHERN AFRICA REPORTS\Caledonia Mining_JROO01\jr_JROO01_43-101_Rooipoort_Final.doc Table of Contents 1 Summary.........................................................................................................................................................................1 2 Introduction and Terms of Reference .........................................................................................................................3 2.1 Scope of the Report....................................................................................................................................................3 2.2 Principal Sources of Information.................................................................................................................................3 2.3 Qualifications and Experience ....................................................................................................................................3 2.4 Independence.............................................................................................................................................................4 3 Disclaimer.......................................................................................................................................................................5 4 Property Description and Location .............................................................................................................................6 4.1 Demographics and Geographic Setting......................................................................................................................6 4.2 Political and Financial Status......................................................................................................................................6 4.3 Mining Industry ...........................................................................................................................................................7 4.3.1 Mining Tenure...........................................................................................................................................11 4.4 Project Location........................................................................................................................................................11 4.5 Land Area .................................................................................................................................................................11 4.6 Prospecting Rights Description ................................................................................................................................12 4.7 Agreements and Encumbrances ..............................................................................................................................14 4.8 Environmental Liabilities and Permits.......................................................................................................................14 5 Accessibility, Climate, Local Resources, Infrastructure and Physiography.........................................................15 5.1 Access ......................................................................................................................................................................15 5.2 Climate .....................................................................................................................................................................16 5.3 Physiography............................................................................................................................................................16 5.4 Local Resources and Infrastructure..........................................................................................................................16 6 History...........................................................................................................................................................................17 6.1 Ownership History ....................................................................................................................................................17 6.2 Exploration History....................................................................................................................................................17 6.3 Resource History ......................................................................................................................................................19 6.4 Production History ....................................................................................................................................................19 7 Geological Setting .......................................................................................................................................................20 7.1 Regional Setting .......................................................................................................................................................20 7.2 Project Geology ........................................................................................................................................................21 7.2.1 Stratigraphic description ...........................................................................................................................22 7.2.1.1 Upper Unit................................................................................................................................22 7.2.1.2 Middle Unit ...............................................................................................................................23 7.2.1.3 Lower Unit................................................................................................................................23 8 Deposit Types ..............................................................................................................................................................27 8.1 Emplacement of the Bushveld Complex...................................................................................................................27 8.2 Origin of the layering.................................................................................................................................................27 9 Mineralization...............................................................................................................................................................29 9.1 Middle Unit Mineralisation (M3, M2, M1) ..................................................................................................................30 9.2 Lower Unit Mineralization (L3, L2, L1, and LSB) ......................................................................................................31 9.3 Mineralization Model.................................................................................................................................................34 10 Exploration ...................................................................................................................................................................35 10.1 Exploration and Development Strategy ....................................................................................................................35 10.2 Petrography ..............................................................................................................................................................35 10.3 Research ..................................................................................................................................................................35 10.4 Survey.......................................................................................................................................................................36 11 Drilling...........................................................................................................................................................................37 11.1 Diamond Core Drilling ..............................................................................................................................................37 11.2 Drilling Results..........................................................................................................................................................37 11.3 Drilling Orientation ....................................................................................................................................................37 11.4 Drilling Quality...........................................................................................................................................................37 12 Sampling Method and Approach ...............................................................................................................................38 12.1 Soil Sampling............................................................................................................................................................38

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