Afri-can Extends Share Purchase Warrants
Afri-Can Marine Minerals Corp. extended the expiry of 3.75 million share purchase warrants, priced at 15 cents, from Nov. 12, 2006 to Feb. 12, 2007.
Default Status Report Pursuant to Csa Staff Notice 57-301
Diamond Fields International filed a delayed-filing default report. It now plans to file annual financials by Oct. 27, 2006.
Afri-can Starts Exploration on Block J in Namibia
Afri-Can Marine Minerals began the first phase of its resource delineation program on Block J offshore Namibia after its vessel departed Luderitz on Oct. 17, 2006.
Afri-can Hires Consultant for Diamond Evaluation and Marketing
Afri-Can Marine Minerals signed a consultancy agreement with Antwerp-based Natural Diamond Corp N.V. for diamond evaluation and exclusive marketing services.
Diamond Fields International Ltd. – Default Status Report Pursuant to Csa Staff Notice 57-301
Diamond Fields International missed its annual filing deadline again. New target: Oct. 20, 2006, after cease trade orders on insiders.
Specialized Mining Ship to Be Built Under a Contract to Mine for Nautilus
Nautilus Minerals signed a heads of agreement with Jan De Nul to build and operate a specialized deep-sea mining vessel for the Solwara 1 project in Papua New Guinea.
Resource Development Progress and Vessel Update
Diamond Fields got initial Bonaparte sampling results in Namibia. It recovered 57 stones (23.78 carats) with mining to resume late October.
Diamond Fields International Ltd. – Notice of Default Pursuant to Csa Staff Notice 57-301
Diamond Fields filed a notice of default under CSA rule 57-301. It missed the Sept. 28 deadline for FY2006 results and expects to file by Oct. 12.
Nautilus Reports New Zone of High Grade Gold-silver-copper-zinc Mineralization
Nautilus Minerals reported high-grade gold-silver-copper-zinc mineralization at its new Solwara 4 prospect and further high-grade results from Solwara 1, both within its 100-per-cent-owned PNG licence EL 1196.
Afri-can to Start Exploration Work on Block J in Namibia on October 8, 2006
Afri-Can Marine Minerals will begin the first phase of its resources delineation program on block J in Namibia on Oct. 8, 2006, lasting approximately 25 days.