The Ondundu project is located in north-central Namibia approximately 242 km via paved road from the capital city of Windhoek to the town of Omaruru and then 104 km via a dirt road from Omaruru to the Project. The total driving time from Windhoek is 3.5 hours. The area is characterized by undulating to hilly topography with an average elevation of 1,000 metres above sea level. A 220 KV electrical power line runs 15 km east of the Project. Regionally, the Ondundu project is situated in the Outjo Zone (Swakop Group) of the upper Proterozoic Pan African Damara Orogen, occupying the palaeo-eugeosynclinal facies of the southern Congo-Kasai Craton margin, to the immediate south of the Otavi Platform. The geology of the Project comprises Neo-Proterozoic Kuiseb Formation rocks of the Upper Swakop Group represented as a monotonous succession of argillaceous and arenaceous lithologies.