Angola With 116.000 Km2 of Copper Belt

Luanda — The Copper Belt (copper and cobalt metalliferous zone) of Zambia and DR Congo extends to the Angolan territory by at least 116.000 square kilometers, according to the air geophysical survey conducted in the country, under the National Geology Plan (Planageo), said on Wednesday the incumbent minister, Francisco Queiroz.

In addition to the Copper Belt, according to the minister, the survey carried out as part of Planageo allowed the discovery of the Gabroanorthositic complex (varieties of ornamental rocks) in Cunene province with an extension of 45.000 square kilometers, which covers the provinces of Huíla and Cunene until the Namibian territory.

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