AVZ Discussion 2022
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cruiser51
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Maybe Jules AK the horrible is back in town and giving him nightmares.
Carlos Danger
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Yes it is possible to change your user name and handle whenever you want on Twitter.
This @JFMK account has posts going back to 2010. In these tweets (screenshot below) in October 2012 this @Iramoc (user name Claude Omari) account responds to @JFMK calling him Dg which I presume stands for Director General. Jean Mupande is the CEO of CAMI but as MoneyBags discovered he is also the Director General of Spintelligent.
The @Iramoc (Claude Omari) account is active and is followed by AVZ's lawyer Christian Lukusa. Many of his recent tweets are pro Tshisekedi and anti Kabila. The link for the company e29resources.com in his bio leads to a homepage with nothing on it.
However a google search for e29 resources shows a copper mining company that is headquartered in Vancouver Canada with 2 projects in Peru. I don't know if it's the same company but it seems like it.
Link to their website: www.e29copper.com
In the email (screenshot below) from Balthazar Tshiseke to Cominiere in 2020 that was released this week he refers to the recipient as Dg.
The question is who is this @Iramoc (Claude Omari) account more likely to have been messaging back in 2012. Either it is Jean Mupande or it is the Director General of Cominiere (I think it's Célestin Kabemba but not sure) that has changed his user name and handle to try and discredit AVZ imo
Samus
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Twitter dodgy AF!That'd be very funny if its Célestin Kabemba digging himself a big hole!
Not so much if its actually Jean given what he's saying.
Just as likely seems like some deadshit off the crapper since anyone can call themselves whatever they want but the history on the account makes me question this as well.
Anyway time for more whiskey either way. Bottoms up everyone, good weekend!
I'll try not to be to rude and abnoxious if I come back later.
All good, moneybags will be on later( after the first half dozen whiskeys) to tell all and sundry to f’off.
That'd be very funny if its Célestin Kabemba digging himself a big hole!
Not so much if its actually Jean given what he's saying.
Just as likely seems like some deadshit off the crapper since anyone can call themselves whatever they want but the history on the account makes me question this as well.
Anyway time for more whiskey either way. Bottoms up everyone, good weekend!
I'll try not to be to rude and abnoxious if I come back later.
Wouldn’t be a good long weekend if he didn’t
MoneyBags1348
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I’m here Doc, as requested, and sorry to disappoint but rather than replying in the chosen language which @Winenut (s) and I generally use to express ourselves, I just noticed….All good, moneybags will be on later( after the first half dozen whiskeys) to tell all and sundry to f’off.
Wouldn’t be a good long weekend if he didn’t
The DRC MINING WEEK Facebook page that showed the DG of CAMI (our old mate, Jean-Felix Mupande) was a speaker at the event has taken his photo down since my reply to him on Facebook…. He seems to have gone missing from the page, as well as from the DRC MINING WEEK WEBSITE
I think it is possible it may now be being used as a WANTED poster
obe wan
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If that’s Jeans actual Twitter account or the Facebook account you’ve unearthed , I think he has probably realised that he’s not in the late 80/ early 90s anymore . The Twitter posts were pretty erratic , not reflective of a person in his position … no tweets for about 10 years ; easily a ‘someone hacked my password’… it wasn’t me
The Fox
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DRC-Mines-Corruption: Vidiye Tshimanga case, the tree that hides the forest of the ghost Jean-Félix Mupande!
September 27, 2022
It's an open secret. The corruption that plagues the mining sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is dragging on and sinks the former Strategic Advisor to Head of State Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi today, is only a vast haunted forest whose coordinator would be the Ghost Director General of the Mining Cadastre, Jean-Félix Mupande.
Indeed, on Wednesday, September 21, Vidiye Tshimanga, former Strategic Advisor to the Presidency, is placed under a provisional arrest warrant after a muscular interrogation in the prosecutor's office of the Kinshasa-Gombe Peace Court. And since September 23, "the Vidiye Tshimanga special" has been languishing in the Makala central prison put in pre-trial detention before the opening of his case. A sequence of decisions that denotes the seriousness of the ongoing judicial investigations.
It should also be noted that the Vidiye Tshimanga case is only a detail that hides the forest. COBAMIN is the path that leads to this forest where a ghost, with impunity, perpetuates corruption practices to stay in power.
December 27, 2018, by presidential order, Jean-Félix Mupande, DG of the Cadastre is dismissed from office. Strangely, it is always he who sits at the CAMI in all irregularity and illegitimacy. So what did the man who is nicknamed the ghost DG do to remain in office despite his eviction by presidential order and notwithstanding the proper notification of the Minister of Mines to the new DG?
Congo Bantu Mining, the forest path that leads to the ghost...
January 2019, CAMI DG Jean-Félix Mupande knows he is leaving. But the man who worked among many others to build the Mining Cadastre, wants to remain in his position at all costs. To do this, Jean-Félix Mupande, assured of the tribal support of the elite of the Katanga community, has made new allies in the entourage of the Head of State.
While it seems difficult to establish a link between the video that incriminates Vidiye Tshimanga and Jean-Félix Mupande, the licenses obtained by COBAMIN in March 2019 are revealing. Created in 2015, Congo Bantu Mining has received three licenses in prohibited mining areas. Applications for these 3 research permits are submitted and granted in less than a month for a period of 5 years. Is it pure chance? 1 month after the swearing-in of Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, Congo Bantu Mining receives these 3 Research Permits in the territory of Mutshatsha in Lualaba in a prohibited area? Several issues, however, remain unclear in our investigations. By what mechanism did Congo Bantu Mining obtain these 3 Research Permits in record time? Has the company managed by Vidiye Tshimanga sent a formal request to the CAMI for these Research Permits that cover 370 mining squares? Was there a deposit fee for this procedure?
Indeed, for the 3 Search Permits of a total of 370 mining squares, Congo Bantu Mining of Vidiye Tshimanga had to pay US$370,000 at a rate of $1,000 per square. Was this amount paid? To do this, simply consult the CAMI accounts at TMB 1201-5000288-01-78 (internal transactions), 00017-11000-50002830101-87(international transaction) and RawBank 05101-01000072401-53 USD, defined for deposit fees in accordance with Memorandum No. CAMI /DG/017/2019 of February 28, 2019. Is there still evidence at the CAMI? So many issues that justice will be able to solve in the coming days.
In addition, it should be noted that for several months now, the two personalities, Vidiye Tshimanga and Jean-Félix Mupande have been landing neighbors to the CTC building. The front door of one being just in front of the other. Where did Mupande get the money to fuck this luxurious apartment?
Several files in our ongoing investigations reveal the complicity between the two personalities, Vidiye Tshimanga knowingly using the information provided to him by his protégé at the CAMI. Thus, in 2021, a clique of councillors was able to derail an agreement of about $1 billion to the Republic with a former gold mine belonging to the former president of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Corneille Naanga.
Justice will have to search well to dismantle this network, which is causing the Democratic Republic of Congo to lose millions if not billions. Will it be at the height and at the rendezvous of the fight against corruption advocated by Head of State Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi?
File to follow!
Alain St. Bwembia
MoneyBags1348
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I’m pretty sure they are all his accounts obe. I personally think we shareholder’s should be targeting his accounts…. the man’s corrupt, not social media savvy
I responded to the DRC MINING WEEK Facebook account and his picture / position as speaker has been removed. And guess what else…. it has been replaced by a picture of Serge Ngandu as a speaker, and that’s for the event in Lubumbashi in September 2023 when AVZ was / are sponsoring the Battery Metals event in Kinshasa in June 2023
MoneyBags1348
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Nice Fox, shareholder’s should be digging up everything we can and spreading it all over the internet as much as possible until these fucken arseholes are thrown in jailDRC-Mines-Corruption: Vidiye Tshimanga case, the tree that hides the forest of the ghost Jean-Félix Mupande!
September 27, 2022
It's an open secret. The corruption that plagues the mining sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is dragging on and sinks the former Strategic Advisor to Head of State Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi today, is only a vast haunted forest whose coordinator would be the Ghost Director General of the Mining Cadastre, Jean-Félix Mupande.
Indeed, on Wednesday, September 21, Vidiye Tshimanga, former Strategic Advisor to the Presidency, is placed under a provisional arrest warrant after a muscular interrogation in the prosecutor's office of the Kinshasa-Gombe Peace Court. And since September 23, "the Vidiye Tshimanga special" has been languishing in the Makala central prison put in pre-trial detention before the opening of his case. A sequence of decisions that denotes the seriousness of the ongoing judicial investigations.
It should also be noted that the Vidiye Tshimanga case is only a detail that hides the forest. COBAMIN is the path that leads to this forest where a ghost, with impunity, perpetuates corruption practices to stay in power.
December 27, 2018, by presidential order, Jean-Félix Mupande, DG of the Cadastre is dismissed from office. Strangely, it is always he who sits at the CAMI in all irregularity and illegitimacy. So what did the man who is nicknamed the ghost DG do to remain in office despite his eviction by presidential order and notwithstanding the proper notification of the Minister of Mines to the new DG?
Congo Bantu Mining, the forest path that leads to the ghost...
COBAMIN 14496 research permit
January 2019, CAMI DG Jean-Félix Mupande knows he is leaving. But the man who worked among many others to build the Mining Cadastre, wants to remain in his position at all costs. To do this, Jean-Félix Mupande, assured of the tribal support of the elite of the Katanga community, has made new allies in the entourage of the Head of State.
While it seems difficult to establish a link between the video that incriminates Vidiye Tshimanga and Jean-Félix Mupande, the licenses obtained by COBAMIN in March 2019 are revealing. Created in 2015, Congo Bantu Mining has received three licenses in prohibited mining areas. Applications for these 3 research permits are submitted and granted in less than a month for a period of 5 years. Is it pure chance? 1 month after the swearing-in of Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, Congo Bantu Mining receives these 3 Research Permits in the territory of Mutshatsha in Lualaba in a prohibited area? Several issues, however, remain unclear in our investigations. By what mechanism did Congo Bantu Mining obtain these 3 Research Permits in record time? Has the company managed by Vidiye Tshimanga sent a formal request to the CAMI for these Research Permits that cover 370 mining squares? Was there a deposit fee for this procedure?
COBAMIN's 14497 research permit
Indeed, for the 3 Search Permits of a total of 370 mining squares, Congo Bantu Mining of Vidiye Tshimanga had to pay US$370,000 at a rate of $1,000 per square. Was this amount paid? To do this, simply consult the CAMI accounts at TMB 1201-5000288-01-78 (internal transactions), 00017-11000-50002830101-87(international transaction) and RawBank 05101-01000072401-53 USD, defined for deposit fees in accordance with Memorandum No. CAMI /DG/017/2019 of February 28, 2019. Is there still evidence at the CAMI? So many issues that justice will be able to solve in the coming days.
COBAMIN's 14498 research permit
In addition, it should be noted that for several months now, the two personalities, Vidiye Tshimanga and Jean-Félix Mupande have been landing neighbors to the CTC building. The front door of one being just in front of the other. Where did Mupande get the money to fuck this luxurious apartment?
Several files in our ongoing investigations reveal the complicity between the two personalities, Vidiye Tshimanga knowingly using the information provided to him by his protégé at the CAMI. Thus, in 2021, a clique of councillors was able to derail an agreement of about $1 billion to the Republic with a former gold mine belonging to the former president of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Corneille Naanga.
Justice will have to search well to dismantle this network, which is causing the Democratic Republic of Congo to lose millions if not billions. Will it be at the height and at the rendezvous of the fight against corruption advocated by Head of State Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi?
File to follow!
Alain St. Bwembia
I’m afraid I had to throw in the FA words so @Doc and others can go to bed
I forgot to add that the DRC MINING WEEK Facebook page says there haven’t been any comments yet, but I can easily show you that’s not true
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obe wan
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Thanks Moneybags; Serge image with ‘minister for mines’ label on top...i think we have a satirical madman on the lose. Might be worth a forward to management with comment
What's the word on the street downtown DRC Foxy ?DRC-Mines-Corruption: Vidiye Tshimanga case, the tree that hides the forest of the ghost Jean-Félix Mupande!
September 27, 2022
It's an open secret. The corruption that plagues the mining sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is dragging on and sinks the former Strategic Advisor to Head of State Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi today, is only a vast haunted forest whose coordinator would be the Ghost Director General of the Mining Cadastre, Jean-Félix Mupande.
Indeed, on Wednesday, September 21, Vidiye Tshimanga, former Strategic Advisor to the Presidency, is placed under a provisional arrest warrant after a muscular interrogation in the prosecutor's office of the Kinshasa-Gombe Peace Court. And since September 23, "the Vidiye Tshimanga special" has been languishing in the Makala central prison put in pre-trial detention before the opening of his case. A sequence of decisions that denotes the seriousness of the ongoing judicial investigations.
It should also be noted that the Vidiye Tshimanga case is only a detail that hides the forest. COBAMIN is the path that leads to this forest where a ghost, with impunity, perpetuates corruption practices to stay in power.
December 27, 2018, by presidential order, Jean-Félix Mupande, DG of the Cadastre is dismissed from office. Strangely, it is always he who sits at the CAMI in all irregularity and illegitimacy. So what did the man who is nicknamed the ghost DG do to remain in office despite his eviction by presidential order and notwithstanding the proper notification of the Minister of Mines to the new DG?
Congo Bantu Mining, the forest path that leads to the ghost...
COBAMIN 14496 research permit
January 2019, CAMI DG Jean-Félix Mupande knows he is leaving. But the man who worked among many others to build the Mining Cadastre, wants to remain in his position at all costs. To do this, Jean-Félix Mupande, assured of the tribal support of the elite of the Katanga community, has made new allies in the entourage of the Head of State.
While it seems difficult to establish a link between the video that incriminates Vidiye Tshimanga and Jean-Félix Mupande, the licenses obtained by COBAMIN in March 2019 are revealing. Created in 2015, Congo Bantu Mining has received three licenses in prohibited mining areas. Applications for these 3 research permits are submitted and granted in less than a month for a period of 5 years. Is it pure chance? 1 month after the swearing-in of Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, Congo Bantu Mining receives these 3 Research Permits in the territory of Mutshatsha in Lualaba in a prohibited area? Several issues, however, remain unclear in our investigations. By what mechanism did Congo Bantu Mining obtain these 3 Research Permits in record time? Has the company managed by Vidiye Tshimanga sent a formal request to the CAMI for these Research Permits that cover 370 mining squares? Was there a deposit fee for this procedure?
COBAMIN's 14497 research permit
Indeed, for the 3 Search Permits of a total of 370 mining squares, Congo Bantu Mining of Vidiye Tshimanga had to pay US$370,000 at a rate of $1,000 per square. Was this amount paid? To do this, simply consult the CAMI accounts at TMB 1201-5000288-01-78 (internal transactions), 00017-11000-50002830101-87(international transaction) and RawBank 05101-01000072401-53 USD, defined for deposit fees in accordance with Memorandum No. CAMI /DG/017/2019 of February 28, 2019. Is there still evidence at the CAMI? So many issues that justice will be able to solve in the coming days.
COBAMIN's 14498 research permit
In addition, it should be noted that for several months now, the two personalities, Vidiye Tshimanga and Jean-Félix Mupande have been landing neighbors to the CTC building. The front door of one being just in front of the other. Where did Mupande get the money to fuck this luxurious apartment?
Several files in our ongoing investigations reveal the complicity between the two personalities, Vidiye Tshimanga knowingly using the information provided to him by his protégé at the CAMI. Thus, in 2021, a clique of councillors was able to derail an agreement of about $1 billion to the Republic with a former gold mine belonging to the former president of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Corneille Naanga.
Justice will have to search well to dismantle this network, which is causing the Democratic Republic of Congo to lose millions if not billions. Will it be at the height and at the rendezvous of the fight against corruption advocated by Head of State Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi?
File to follow!
Alain St. Bwembia
John25
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Frank
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*Speaking of Mining Expo's - Summits and other Shit, I see where,
Joe Biden's special climate envoy arrives in Kinshasa next Monday
United States Special Envoy for Climate John Kerry is expected in Kinshasa on October 3 for a three-day stay.
According to the press release from the US Embassy transmitted to the media, this emissary of Joe Biden is coming to take part until October 5 in a preparatory meeting as a prelude to the 27th Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC which will take place in Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt from November 6 to 18, 2022.
According to this source, John Kerry will also travel to Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates on October 5 for the “One Planet Sovereign Funds” Summit.
"John Kerry's trip will provide an opportunity to dialogue on climate cooperation before the COP27 is held", insists the American embassy in the DRC.
It should be recalled that this visit comes two weeks after that of Amos Hochstein, Special Envoy of US President Joe Biden and Coordinator of International Energy Affairs.
The Plot Thickens along with the USA / DRC / UAE relationship atm
Food for thought
Frank
CashKing
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seems kinda fucked up IMO
The Fox
Regular
Quiet weekend, weather is a bit ordinary,
little bit of rain and a little bit sticky for some people in Kinshasa.
Expecting some positive meetings for AVZ this coming week, but you would probably know that already.
The real question/s is who are the meetings with and what will be the likely outcomes? Let’s hope these meetings go a long way to formalising resolution of current ownership disputes, and of course issuance of the PE for the south and a new PR for the north under Dathcom.
All I can say is good luck Nigel and let’s hope positive news flows from Kinshasa for us AVZ shareholders soon.
Cheers The Fox
PS. Were you able to find your maracas? Come on, whip’em out, let’s have a look at them.
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Would one of those meetings be the ICC arbitration meeting?Quiet weekend, weather is a bit ordinary,
little bit of rain and a little bit sticky for some people in Kinshasa.
Expecting some positive meetings for AVZ this coming week, but you would probably know that already.
The real question/s is who are the meetings with and what will be the likely outcomes? Let’s hope these meetings go a long way to formalising resolution of current ownership disputes, and of course issuance of the PE for the south and a new PR for the north under Dathcom.
All I can say is good luck Nigel and let’s hope positive news flows from Kinshasa for us AVZ shareholders soon.
Cheers The Fox
PS. Were you able to find your maracas? Come on, whip’em out, let’s have a look at them.
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