MOD Resources Ltd. announced a comprehensive exploration program at its 70% joint venture and 100% regional licence holdings in Botswana. MOD holds a dominant position in the Kalahari Copper Belt with over 12,600 km2 of prospective copper and silver licences at various stages of exploration. Drilling during the first half of 2018 is designed to advance three resource projects (T3 Pit, T3 Underground and T1 Underground) and test the district scale potential of four exploration areas (T-Rex, T3 Dome, T20 Dome and T7 Domes). This initiative follows successful soil sampling programs (~31,800 samples collected to date) which has resulted in many copper and zinc anomalies scattered along 140km of the `Central Structural Corridor' (CSC), with similar characteristics to the anomaly that lead to the discovery of T3. The potential of the CSC is supported by results from the initial Airborne EM (AEM) survey along the T3 Dome (announced 21 July 2017). This identified many targets for drilling expected to start in March. Importantly, MOD discovered the T1 and T3 copper/silver deposits and the T2 copper/silver prospect by drilling below copper and zinc soil anomalies. Similarly, T4 was discovered by a previous explorer drilling below a soil anomaly. No other soil anomalies within the CSC have been drilled.