“Given the nature of this basin and the tremendous thickness, this is pretty much a no-brainer… it will be productive and I’m expecting high-quality oil.”

—Dan Jarvie Worldwide Geochemistry, LLC

ReconAfrica is opening a new, deep sedimentary basin—the Kavango Basin—in the Kalahari Desert of NE Namibia and NW Botswana.

ReconAfrica has licensed approximately 8.75 million contiguous acres over the entire deep Kavango Basin, areally larger that the Eagle Ford in Texas. We believe that the Kavango Basin is another world class Permian basin. It is estimated that the oil generated in the basin could be billions of barrels—see the Dan Jarvie report. The Company’s initial goal is to establish the presence of an active petroleum system with its fully funded 3-well drilling program starting in December 2020.

Significant Events

February 17–18, 2021

—Bill Cathey President, Earthfield Technology (Houston)

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ReconAfrica Acquires Crown 750 1000 Horsepower Rig To Execute Its Drilling Program In The Kalahari Desert

Investor Presentation

Given the nature of this basin... this is pretty much a no-brainer... I’m expecting high-quality oil.

—Dan Jarvie, Worldwide Geochemistry, LLC

Namibia’s Kavango Basin

8.75 million acre licensed area. Well location 6-2 in the Kalahari Desert.

Nowhere in the world is there a sedimentary basin this deep that does not produce commercial hydrocarbons.

—Bill Cathey, Earthfield Technology (Houston)

ReconAfrica is opening a new, deep sedimentary basin—the Kavango Basin—in the Kalahari Desert of NE Namibia and NW Botswana.

Significant Events

EAGE (European Association of Geologists and Engineers) Online Event Series

Farmers Give Thumbs Up to Oil Drilling

American Petroleum Institute – Houston Chapter

Interview with Scot Evans, CEO and Mrs. Maggy Shino, Petroleum Commissioner, Ministry of Mines & Energy, Namibia

ReconAfrica Research Report

New Academic Report on Kavango Basin Formation and Hydrocarbon Implications