Kavango finds more gold at Hillside site in Zimbabwe

Kavango drills deeper gold at Bill’s Luck, stacking new reef hits and setting up a first serious resource call.

Bill’s Luck drilling takeaways

• High-grade gold shows keep showing up at depth.
• Mineralization stays connected down plunge and sideways.
• A parallel reef pops up next to the main structure.

Why this matters for Zimbabwe

• Hillside sits inside a broader gold-friendly belt.
• Bill’s Luck carries old workings with a modern upside.
• The footprint hints at scale beyond past activity.

How the drilling was tackled

• Diamond holes framed the system early.
• Infill work tightened spacing where grades held.
• RC drilling stretched the trend in both directions.
• Total drilling cleared several kilometers combined.

What the rocks are saying

• Gold tracks shear zones and altered host rock.
• Vein density spikes where deformation ramps up.
• Multiple vein phases point to a long-lived system.

Project lineup and focus

• Hillside hosts Bill’s Luck, Britain, Nightshift, and Steenbok.
• Kavango also holds Nara Gold and Leopard assets.
• Current effort stays locked on Hillside delivery.

Management reaction and next steps

• Leadership flags depth beyond 220 meters.
• Continuity boosts confidence in a maiden resource.
• Results guide mine planning and production goals.