Lithium explorer AVZ Minerals (ASX: AVZ) has pulled up yet more record lithium intersections from ongoing drilling at its flagship Manono project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with latest drill intercepts up to 350.95m thick. The 350.95m intersection graded 1.44% lithium and 376 parts per million tin from 146.3m down-hole. Other highlight results were 262.02m at 1.74% lithium and 698ppm tin from 105m and 236.47m at 1.70% lithium and 422ppm tin from 154m. These latest results follow on from similar record assays reported earlier this year that included 295.03m at 1.75% lithium and 856ppm tin from 62m, and 289.52m at 1.63% lithium and 845ppm tin from 83.3m. "Continued drilling at Roche Dure is increasing our knowledge of the deposit along strike, both to the south-west and north-east of the central part of the main resource area," AVZ managing director Nigel Ferguson said.