Cazaly Resources is advancing toward field exploration in Namibia as it targets copper and rare earth deposits in the Otavi Copper Belt, with the company confirming it is preparing to begin the next phase of work at its Abenab North project. The programme follows the granting of an Exclusive Prospecting Licence covering more than 790 square kilometres at the Abenab North project in northern Namibia, located between the towns of Tsumeb and Grootfontein and about 450 kilometres from Windhoek. According to the company’s latest investor presentation, Abenab North is a large-scale project covering about 790 km². The company notes that the project sits within a proven mineral district and hosts multiple exploration targets. With the licence now granted and exploration programmes being prepared, the Abenab North project represents the company’s primary foothold in Namibia and its first opportunity to test the copper and rare-earth potential of the Otavi Belt under its ownership.

Source: The North Africa Journal March 11, 2026 12:24 UTC