Trinity Metals, the Rwanda-based mining company focused on the responsible production of conflict-free and child labour-free tungsten, tin and tantalum, has commenced its inaugural sonic drilling program at Nyakabingo Mine, Africa’s largest tungsten producer. Following the successful drilling program at Nyakabingo Mine, Trinity Metals plans to extend similar assessments at its Musha and Rutongo Mines, creating a Group-wide approach to maximizing resource recovery and operational efficiency. Trinity Metals is a leading Rwandan mining company focused on the responsible production of essential technology metals. Trinity Metals has also discovered a highly prospective Lithium deposit called Ntunga on its Musha concession. The Trinity Metals Nyakabingo Tungsten mine concession of 1,600 hectares is estimated to contain over 30,000 tonnes of recoverable Tungsten, with potential to grow the resource substantially at depth, where a deep drilling program is currently underway.