AVZ Discussion 2022
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Carlos Danger
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Wasn't Balthazar forced to sign the waiver at gun point or some shit
What other purpose would Dathcom of had in submitting this form with everything else filled in including THE FUCKING COORDINATES OF THE AREA WAIVED if not a split?
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Wasn't Balthazar was forced to sign the waiver at gun point or some shit
What other purpose would Dathcom of had in submitting this form with everything else filled in including THE FUCKING COORDINATES OF THE AREA WAIVED if not a split?
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Carlos Danger
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I'm sure that's what Zijin are pushing for
Ultimately it depends on what Simba wants as indicated by Nigel in his latest interview
Personally I think pragmatism is better than dogmatism at this point
Carlos Danger
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I never would have thought at xmas 22 we would still not be trading in xmas 23, hard to believe we wont be trading xmas 24 but who knows. my wife has been chewing my ear out this morning about our investment, its all a bit hard to understand and I dont blame her. hard on her, hard on me, hard on everyone in this shitfuckery of a situation. hoping for good news tonight but again who knows if we'll get something, maybe wednesday for an announcement?
oh well thanks to the peeps on here that share information and share the hope, the pain, the whatever. have a good xmas.
Cumquat Cap
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Chin up mate, been a long brutal year for sure - they would've gotten rid of us 1.5 years ago if they could've in my view - bare minimum is a TO and hopefully above ATH - just my opinion and could be wrong.
Have a good break regardless
Have a good break regardless
Dave Evans
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There is actually some good news today!
On the last trading day of the year Omni Bridgeway, those arseholes who took it upon themselves to fund a class action against us a year ago (and team up with boatman, tommy the turd, dealand, zijin and all the other short sellers and scammers to destroy AVZ) have finished the year with these wonderful results
5% down in the last week
20% down in the last month
65% down in the last year
70% down versus the financial sector
70% down versus the ASX200
Like I said before, how’s that last year been going for you, you fucken arseholes. I can promise you this, if AVZ trades again in the first half of 2024 with a stella new BFS, mining license, FID, financial close and PE’s for both RD and CDL
I will be selling a few shares and personally encouraging, and contributing to, any class action against you fuckers and all those stooges you colluded with
Here’s your 5 year chart to go with your end of 2023 results you fucken wankers
Wishing all AVZ shareholder’s (especially those who have fought hard to back our company) a Happy Christmas and prosperous New Year
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How to make an easy 3.5k give these tools 10k , i'm sure there will be some job openings there soon , I will check seek.com I need a new job
Hopefully we can still get an X announcement with the market being shut.
Winenut
Go AVZ!
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Congo awaits first provisional election results after messy vote
ReutersDecember 23, 202312:36 AM GMT+10Updated 14 min ago
A vendor sells food to polling agents at the Mavuno polling station after they worked long hours during the parliamentary and presidential elections, in Goma, North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo December 21, 2023. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya Acquire Licensing Rights
KINSHASA, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Voters in Democratic Republic of Congo were waiting on Friday for the first results from general elections after an unscheduled day-long ballot extension that prompted some opposition candidates to cry foul and call for a rerun.
The vote will determine whether President Felix Tshisekedi serves a second term after a first five years in office marked by economic hardship and spiralling insecurity in Congo's rebel-plagued east.
Disputed elections have often sparked unrest in Africa's second-largest country, which is also the world's third-largest copper producer and the top producer of cobalt, a key component in electric car batteries.
The presidential and legislative elections on Wednesday were derailed by delays in delivering election kits and malfunctioning equipment. People also struggled to find their names on registers, while violence disrupted the poll in other places.
Commenting on the election for the first time on Friday, U.S. election monitoring group, the Carter Center, noted "there was a lack of confidence in the process, stemming in part from previous elections, as well as from gaps in transparency, especially regarding the voter register".
Voting for some was extended into Thursday, prompting five opposition presidential candidates to call for a new election, saying the extension was unconstitutional.
Both opposition and Congolese independent observer groups have said voting unfolded in a way that could affect the credibility of results.
The national election commission (CENI) has denied this and said it would start publishing provisional results from Friday.
It has set up a results centre in Kinshasa called Basolo - Truth in the Lingala language - where results from each polling station will be shared publicly as they come in. This has been a key demand of the opposition and civil society, who say the lack of transparency at previous elections enabled fraud.
The CENI has set a Dec. 31 deadline for the release of full provisional results, but it is not clear if this will change due to the unexpected voting extension.
The Carter Center called on the commission to post results at local compilation centres and upload polling station results to its website to ensure the credibility of the process.
Speaking on radio station Top Congo FM, the vice president of the commission, Didi Manara, said on Thursday the logistical setbacks on election day were out of the CENI's control and had nothing to do with bad planning.
He noted that Congo had extended voting to a second day in parts of the country during the 2011 election.
Around 44 million people were registered to take part in the vote, which followed a campaign that was also marred by violence that led to the deaths of at least 19 people, according to figures from the Carter Center.
Opposition presidential candidate Moise Katumbi, whose team has been monitoring the vote-count, said on Thursday that results so far showed him in the lead.
The observer mission from the Congo's powerful Catholic Church has deployed more than 25,000 observers to do its own compilation of election results. They did the same during the 2018 election, when they contested the results of the CENI's vote count.
What a fucking shithole Felix, do something great for these people instead of your corrupt mates, fucking disgraceful.Congo awaits first provisional election results after messy vote
Reuters
December 23, 202312:36 AM GMT+10Updated 14 min ago
A vendor sells food to polling agents at the Mavuno polling station after they worked long hours during the parliamentary and presidential elections, in Goma, North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo December 21, 2023. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya Acquire Licensing Rights
KINSHASA, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Voters in Democratic Republic of Congo were waiting on Friday for the first results from general elections after an unscheduled day-long ballot extension that prompted some opposition candidates to cry foul and call for a rerun.
The vote will determine whether President Felix Tshisekedi serves a second term after a first five years in office marked by economic hardship and spiralling insecurity in Congo's rebel-plagued east.
Disputed elections have often sparked unrest in Africa's second-largest country, which is also the world's third-largest copper producer and the top producer of cobalt, a key component in electric car batteries.
The presidential and legislative elections on Wednesday were derailed by delays in delivering election kits and malfunctioning equipment. People also struggled to find their names on registers, while violence disrupted the poll in other places.
Commenting on the election for the first time on Friday, U.S. election monitoring group, the Carter Center, noted "there was a lack of confidence in the process, stemming in part from previous elections, as well as from gaps in transparency, especially regarding the voter register".
Voting for some was extended into Thursday, prompting five opposition presidential candidates to call for a new election, saying the extension was unconstitutional.
Both opposition and Congolese independent observer groups have said voting unfolded in a way that could affect the credibility of results.
The national election commission (CENI) has denied this and said it would start publishing provisional results from Friday.
It has set up a results centre in Kinshasa called Basolo - Truth in the Lingala language - where results from each polling station will be shared publicly as they come in. This has been a key demand of the opposition and civil society, who say the lack of transparency at previous elections enabled fraud.
The CENI has set a Dec. 31 deadline for the release of full provisional results, but it is not clear if this will change due to the unexpected voting extension.
The Carter Center called on the commission to post results at local compilation centres and upload polling station results to its website to ensure the credibility of the process.
Speaking on radio station Top Congo FM, the vice president of the commission, Didi Manara, said on Thursday the logistical setbacks on election day were out of the CENI's control and had nothing to do with bad planning.
He noted that Congo had extended voting to a second day in parts of the country during the 2011 election.
Around 44 million people were registered to take part in the vote, which followed a campaign that was also marred by violence that led to the deaths of at least 19 people, according to figures from the Carter Center.
Opposition presidential candidate Moise Katumbi, whose team has been monitoring the vote-count, said on Thursday that results so far showed him in the lead.
The observer mission from the Congo's powerful Catholic Church has deployed more than 25,000 observers to do its own compilation of election results. They did the same during the 2018 election, when they contested the results of the CENI's vote count.
BRICK
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Remark
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Looks like the Congolese people have grown sick of rigged elections...
https://x.com/wembi_steve/status/1738266318191677612?s=20
The current president is either corrupt, compromised or inept. He's was elected on an anti corruption policy promise but fails to act on the IGF report & obvious corrupt practices of his ministers. One of the richest countries in the world mineral wise will remain in poverty.
https://x.com/wembi_steve/status/1738266318191677612?s=20
The current president is either corrupt, compromised or inept. He's was elected on an anti corruption policy promise but fails to act on the IGF report & obvious corrupt practices of his ministers. One of the richest countries in the world mineral wise will remain in poverty.
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