afi Silver, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, published on October 14 the first assay results from its inaugural drilling campaign at the Addana project, in Tata province, in the heart of the Anti-Atlas.
The most striking, hole SW2026-02, returned 657 grams of silver per tonne over 1 meter, in broken core from a fault zone. The company itself treats the result as unconfirmed and has sent it for re-assay.
The best validated result comes from SW2026-07, with 35.52 g/t silver over 1 meter, between 147 and 148 meters, along with lead and antimony.
Addana SW was chosen only for its easy access, nearly 40 kilometers from the presumed core of the mineralized system, a distance management cites to argue for the scale of a potential deposit.
One of the campaign’s two rigs is working on Antenna Hill, the company’s primary target. Its results, then the re-assay of the 657 g/t sample, will tell whether Addana’s silver lives up to its promise.
Photo: Joachim und Peter, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Safi Silver Corp. - Safi Silver Corp. Reports Positive First Drill Results from the Addana Project in Morocco
