Tango Renews Oena Mining Licence for 9 Years, South Africa and Terminates Txapemba Agreement, Angola
Tango Mining Limited 202 – 5626 Larch Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6M 4E1, Canada TSX Venture: TGV www.tangomining.com
TANGO RENEWS OENA MINING LICENCE FOR 9 YEARS, SOUTH AFRICA AND TERMINATES TXAPEMBA AGREEMENT, ANGOLA
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA — 16 April 2018 – Tango Mining Limited (“Tango” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, African Star Minerals (Pty) Limited, has received confirmation from the Department of Mineral Resources, Republic of South Africa, that the mining right for the Oena Diamond Mine, (“Oena” or the “Property”) has been renewed for a further period of nine (9) years. The renewal has been granted in terms of the applicable sections of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act (Act 28, 2002). Oena is 8,800 hectares in size and covers a 4.8 kilometre (“km”) wide strip along a 15 km length of the lower Orange River, Northern Cape Province in a well‐established alluvial diamond‐mining province known to produce high quality and large sized diamonds.
Tango also announces that it has terminated the Services Agreement for Mining and Marketing of Diamonds with Txapemba Canguba R.L (“Txapemba”), a Cooperativa Exploração Semi‐Industrial de Diamantes, Republic of Angola. The termination was mutually agreed by both Tango and Txapemba. The termination is due to the limitation and failure to increase the maximum hourly production capacity of the license terms and conditions which make it unviable as a long term commercial project for Tango.
About Tango Mining Limited
Tango, via its South African subsidiaries, holds three thermal coal, metallurgical, processing plant and engineering contracts that process 6.5 Mt of coal per annum, with client Exxaro. The three projects are located within the Ogies and Highveld coalfields, Mpumalanga Province and Kliprivier coalfield, KwaZulu‐Natal Province, South Africa. The Company also holds an interest in the Oena Diamond Mine, a producing alluvial diamond property located in the Northern Cape Province, South Africa. Tango also recently signed an agreement on an alluvial diamond property in Botswana called the Middlepits Project.
Mr. Samer Khalaf CEO Tango Mining Limited
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