Rome Resources has boosted its resource at Kalayi by 32% to 460,000 tonnes. Grades were up by 10% and contained tin now amounts to nearly 7,000 tonnes. The company's consultants highlighted two zones in which further resources might be located, and it now looks as though a total of 20,000 tonnes of tin might be within reach. Paul Barrett, Rome's chief executive, joins Vox to tell us more.
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