Afri-can Will Start Diamond Sampling on Block J in Namibia
Afri-Can Marine Minerals will begin a diamond sampling program on its block J concession in Namibia on April 24, 2010, after testing the sampling vessel's umbilical cable.
Nautilus Announces Resignation of John O’reilly, Non-executive Director
Nautilus Minerals accepted the resignation of non-executive director John O'Reilly from its board, effective Friday, April 16, 2010.
Nautilus files amended MD&A for December quarter
Nautilus Minerals filed an amended MD&A for the year ended Dec. 31, 2009, adding detail on its fourth-quarter results.
Afri-Can to start block J sampling by mid-April
Afri-Can Marine Minerals will begin diamond sampling on block J in Namibia around April 14, 2010, after fixing a deficiency on the sampling vessel DP the Explorer.
Nautilus 2009 Annual Results and Conference Call
Nautilus Minerals filed its audited 2009 annual financial results and technical report, reporting $209.3-million (U.S.) in cash and scheduling a March 17, 2010 conference call.
Afri-can Receives Permits to Start Diamond Sampling of Block J in Namibia
Afri-Can Marine Minerals received Namibian permits and will begin diamond sampling on block J around March 29, 2010.
Afri-can Raises $ 1,990,613 From Exercise of Warrants
Afri-Can Marine Minerals Corp. raised $1,990,613 since Nov. 30, 2009, from the exercise of 13,270,750 share purchase warrants at 15 cents each.
Nautilus Confirms Recent Sms Discoveries in Papua New Guinea with Assays
Nautilus Minerals released final laboratory assay results confirming high-grade sulphide mineralization at Solwara 14, 16 and 18 in Papua New Guinea's Bismarck Sea.
Afri-can Reports on Start of Diamond Sampling Program on Block J in Namibia
International Mining and Dredging Holding confirmed testing of DP the Explorer is nearing completion ahead of a diamond sampling program on Afri-Can's block J concession in Namibia.
Afri-can Revises and Increases Target Areas for Diamond Sampling on Block J in Namibia
Afri-Can Marine Minerals increased its Block J diamond sampling target area to 41.7 square kilometres and its 2010 sampling targets to 19.6 square kilometres after reviewing new geophysical data.