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Canadian listed gold exploration company Ongwe focused on the discovery and advancement of new gold systems has voluntarily filed a technical report prepared in accordance with National Instrument for the Omatjete Gold Project.
Ongwe’s Chief Executive Officer Dave Underwood said the Omatjete Project has recently become the flagship project for the company since the regional sampling program outlined the large scale, high grade, gold in soil anomaly, now known as the Nguni target.
“Nguni is a totally greenfields discovery and there are no known gold occurrences in the area, highlighting once again how under explored the Damara Belt in Namibia is.
“We look forward to kicking off the maiden diamond drill program at Nguni in August, 2026,” said Underwood.
Ongwe’s team previously with Osino Resources sold to Shanjin International for CAD$368M) has a history of making and advancing gold discoveries in Namibia, including Osino’s Twin Hills currently in construction and Eureka deposits, and the advancement and sale of Auryx Gold’s Otjikoto gold deposit in production, sold to B2Gold for CAD$180M.
The company’s current focus is on the promising Omatjete and Khorixas Gold Projects in the emerging Northwest Damara gold belt.
