Dalaroo Metals Secures Goldridge Backing in Côte d’Ivoire

0:00It's April 16th. Welcome to Sydney News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey, with the story. Dalaru Meadows just locked in strong backing from locals and government in Cote d'Ivoire for the next round of soil sampling at their Bandoucou Gold Project. They're zeroing in on a prime spot called Gold Ridge, loaded with old artisanal digs and promising rock structures along a 9.5 kilometer. Trend. To make it happen fast, the team held key meetings with village chiefs, youth groups, and officials scorn full access and even hiring locals for. The work. That green light from the sub-prefect has been moving quick, with the program already 40% done and samples heading to labs in Yamusukro. This support means real impact for the community, building trust and shared gains while kicking off systematic exploration in an area overlooked. Before, Bandoucou sits in the rich Burimian greenstone belt, just 35 kilometers from Endeavor Mining's 4.6 million ounce tonda deposit. Results should roll in through May, wrapping up the full data said by late that month

1:04to spot gold hotspots and sharpen targets. From there, they're eyeing trenching, auger drilling, and maybe their first full drill campaign. With momentum building across their 80% on site and other prospects down under and in Greenland, Dalaru's prime to chase that big gold breakthrough.