Zanzibar Gold Inc Announces Greg Bronson as President and Chief Executive Officer
Zanzibar Gold Inc Announces Greg Bronson as President and Chief Executive Officer
Vancouver, BC., August 17, 2020—Zanzibar Gold Inc. (ZBR – CSE; ZNZBF – OTC Pinks): today announced
that Greg Bronson, P.Geo, has been named as President and Chief Executive Officer.
“I am very excited to be joining the Zanzibar team,” said Greg Bronson. “I believe Zanzibar has a great
future with its newly acquired Sonora Gold project. Zanzibar has developed a talented
Canadian/Mexican exploration team that uniquely positions it to capitalize on the growing gold
environment. As the gold sector evolves through higher commodity prices, I believe Zanzibar can
provide cost-effective exploration results and timely project news with Sonora Gold project.
Bronson has more than 29 years as senior Geologist experience, with excellent technical and leadership
skills. Mineral exploration project management and property acquisition. Exploration program design
and implementation. Geological mapping. Structural modelling. Resource estimates. Selection and
supervision of geophysical programs. Interpretation of geological, geophysical, and geochemical data.
Computer modeling. Drill program design and execution. Author property assessment reports. Qualified
person for NI43-101 compliant reports.
Greg has worked for Noranda Exploration, Rockgate Capital Corp, Madjak Management Ltd, and Sentinel
Resources Ltd and his consulting company Rae-co Consulting Ltd.
The company would like to thank Abby Farage for his services with Zanzibar Gold Inc and wish him well
in the future.
The Sonora Gold project (“The Project”) is located 110 Km due north from Hermosillo, in Sonora, Mexico
and 140 Km south of Tucson, Arizona, USA. The project area has exceptionally good infrastructure,
highway access, available power, skilled labor, etc. The project concessions cover a continuous area of
6000 Hectares.
Details of Sonora Gold project: https://bit.ly/ZanzibarGold_August2020
The Property lies in the Caborca gold belt that hosts a number of operating and historical mines. The
project area is cut by the district scale NNW trending Mojave Fault. Zanzibar geologists believe this large
structural feature controls the distribution of mineralization in the region. Recent field observations
indicate the project area is favorable for structurally controlled epithermal deposits in the north and
iron oxide copper gold replacement deposits in the central part of the concession adjacent to the
Mojave fault. The Caborca gold belt hosts several operating mines including the San Francisco Gold
Mine, where over 1 million ounces gold have been mined to date, the San Francisco mine is located 18
km north of the Sonora Gold project and hosts gold mineralization that can be linked to the Mojave
Fault sic and is mapped from the Mojave Desert in California, across Northern Mexico, to the Gulf of
Mexico.
Tyrone McClay – Director
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