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But I'm going to do some digging and see what turns up ....
Dathcom need to cede 10% to the DRC government under Article 71 (d) of the mining code
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Cominiere are committed to being the party within Dathcom to cede the 10% to the DRC government under Article 5.1 (i) of the Dathcom JVA
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It would seem so. There's certainly no question that 10% needs to go to the DRC government in the mining code. Cominiere's commitment doesn't specify a percentage. It requires them to 'comply with an obligation resulting from the law then applicable' and 'transfer free of charge to the DRC part of its participation in Dathcom'. Neither AVZ or Dathomir have this listed in their commitments in the JVA.Thanks Carlos, so as tight as two coats of paint.
Regarding the joint case and ICC request that was submitted, peeps who want a gander hit me up on PM. Unfortunately still gonna slightly gatekeep and not just pump and dump it like DG's mum/sister.To Infinity & Beyond![]()
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Kin-Beijing cooperation: "Why is President Felix Tshisekedi going to China?
Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi will travel to China for the first time at the end of May to renegotiate the mining contracts signed by his predecessor for a total amount of 6.2 billion dollars.
Business is business.
The Congolese President wants a rebalancing of certain contracts with Beijing and will therefore travel to China to negotiate next week, reports Agence Congolaise de Presse.
Felix Tshisekedi is particularly targeting the mineral-for-infrastructure contract signed by former President Joseph Kabila in 2008.
It would be the Congolese leader's first visit to the Middle Kingdom, according to Bloomberg.
The $6.2 billion deal sees Chinese state-owned companies fund infrastructure projects using proceeds from a copper and cobalt mine.
But Felix Tshisekedi had already criticized its content in recent months, telling Bloomberg that it was "poorly written" and that the DRC derived "no benefit" from it.
In February, the Congolese General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) for its part denounced "a disproportionate collaboration" to the detriment of the country, deploring that Chinese investors have only mobilized 822 million in financing in 14 years.
Kinshasa therefore hopes for a rebalancing to really make the agreement win-win.
"The objective is to consolidate and further expand Sino-Congolese cooperation based on sound foundations guaranteeing the principle of mutual respect, fairness and transparency beneficial to both the Congolese people and the Chinese people. "said government spokesman Patrick Muyaya on state television.
Towards an agreement between GĂ©camines and CMOC
The DRC is also negotiating a definitive agreement with the Chinese CMOC Group, reports Bloomberg.
The latter is in conflict with the Congolese state company GĂ©camines, over the Tenke Fungurume copper and cobalt mine.
Exports were halted last June as GĂ©camines claims CMOC owes billions in royalties.
The two companies are close to reaching a resolution, but have not yet signed a final agreement, Gecamines Chairman Guy-Robert Lukama told Bloomberg.
China remains the DRC's biggest trading partner, with the two nations trading 21.7 billion in 2022, according to data compiled by the US media.
China is the main destination for Congolese copper and cobalt, key minerals for the design of electric car batteries.
The country also produces 70% of the world's cobalt.
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Re: The reason that the DRC president is visiting Beijing
I stated a few weeks ago that I believed Felix's visit to Beijing was primarily for security talks due to increased rebel activities in the NE of the DRC, particularly activities sanctioned by Uganda and Rwanda. Well I was wrong.
According to Aljazeera.com (23 May 2023) the visit is to ink new minerals-for- infrastructure contracts. Given Beijing's quest for global mining and battery domination, Manono may get a mention. It's kinda the elephant in the room.
Ref: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023...his-week-minerals-trade-deal-signing-expected
Cheers
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Manono is not Felix’s to give.Felix could be playing both sides. See what he can get from china and if he isn't satisfied then they don't get manono.
It will cost him an eye-watering amount in the tens of billions if he trades it away to those rodents.Manono is not Felix’s to give.
We would like to think soManono is not Felix’s to give.
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck comes to mind here .The chances Manono is on the menu I'd say is around 100% . Now if they would just like to pay us for it we could all move on . imoRe: The reason that the DRC president is visiting Beijing
I stated a few weeks ago that I believed Felix's visit to Beijing was primarily for security talks due to increased rebel activities in the NE of the DRC, particularly activities sanctioned by Uganda and Rwanda. Well I was wrong.
According to Aljazeera.com (23 May 2023) the visit is to ink new minerals-for- infrastructure contracts. Given Beijing's quest for global mining and battery domination, Manono may get a mention. It's kinda the elephant in the room.
Ref: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023...his-week-minerals-trade-deal-signing-expected
Cheers
F
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck comes to mind here .The chances Manono is on the menu I'd say is around 100% . Now if they would just like to pay us for it we could all move on . imo
You know Zijin's price, it is not that hard to compute...If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck comes to mind here .The chances Manono is on the menu I'd say is around 100% . Now if they would just like to pay us for it we could all move on . imo
The problem for Felix and his officials if their intention is to rat fuck AVZ is Dathcom are the applicant that have completed the DFS. Any new application would need to go through the whole process again under the mining code. Including new drilling for JORC certification. Which will delay the project years and cost them billions in damages.The problem is that Felix and his officials hold the trump card...the mining licence.
Yes, I agree.The problem for Felix and his officials if their intention is to rat fuck AVZ is Dathcom are the applicant that have completed the DFS. Any new application would need to go through the whole process again under the mining code. Including new drilling for JORC certification. Which will delay the project years and cost them billions in damages.
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Did we find out why/how the CAMI website was incorrectly updated?
Do we know if the change required authorisation from a government official or is it just games by Cominiere?
Why it's not as if they'll pay it. God we can't even get a ml what chance do you think we have of getting 10 bill fuck all and none. imoYes, I agree.
However, due process, procedural fairness and the rule of law are foreign notions to those pricks.
Felix and his compliant administration could simply change the status quo, and award the tenement to Rodent Inc with the stroke of a pen. Just like the MoM did in withdrawing the ministerial decree that originally awarded the ML to Dathcom.
And they would simply plagiarise AVZ's exploration data, which is in the public domain in order to arrive at a Chingo JORC.
However, the resultant damages claim may be prohibitive.
Cheers
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