Drilling continues on the ground at Rome Resources' Bisie North tin and copper project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The rigs are currently at work on Kalayi, where the target is tin at depths of up to 250 metres. They will then move onto Mont Agoma where copper and zinc is situated alongside the tin. The current drill programme could end up tripling the resource base at Kalayi, according to Rome's chief executive Paul Barrett, although we'll have to wait for the assays before we know one way or another. In the meantime, the results from metallurgical work are due soon too.
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