Aya Gold & Silver Enters Agreement to Sell Azegour Project to Sama Resources
Aya Gold & Silver Inc. has signed a term sheet to divest its Azegour project in Morocco to Sama Resources Inc. in exchange for 52 million common shares of Sama.
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Aya Gold & Silver Reports New High-Grade Drill Results and Additional Permits at Boumadine Project
Aya Gold & Silver announced new high-grade drill results from its infill drill program at the Boumadine Project in Morocco and the acquisition of additional permits adjacent to the mining license.
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