AVZ Discussion 2022
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Xerof
Have a Cigar 1975
And I think it's good that not ALL information discovered, or whispered privately should be posted here. It's an open forum, and it's full of non-posting Kunts who want to know what we know.
Those Kunts know who they are - slime ball Kunts, who feed it back onto Twitter or directly to that other cesspit of corrupt rat fuckers
If you have really good info, share it via DM with those you trust
Arsehole (trustworthy, BTW)
DiscoDanNZ
Regular
The reality is that anyone of us here could do a better job managing the AVZ social media platform. There is enough little bits of fluff that we find out about through 3rd, 4th and 5th parties that could be posted without 'showing our hand' to Zijin etc and would at least provide SH's with a crumb of positive newsflow.
The crane? We found out about through the suppliers LinkedIn, there's an opportunity for a tweet. Did it ever get delivered? Yeah, it's barely visible in the background of a picture of all our Chinese equipment and I can't even remember the source of those pictures.
The new buildings at camp, that even opens the door for a follow up tweet showcasing the quality toilets were providing to the valued local employees.
We have plenty of positive non sensitive news that could be tweeted out if only we could get the BoD off the phone to Aunt Wendy so the receptionist can connect their Pentium II desktop with 14 inch CRT monitor to the internet via the external 56k dial up modem.
The crane? We found out about through the suppliers LinkedIn, there's an opportunity for a tweet. Did it ever get delivered? Yeah, it's barely visible in the background of a picture of all our Chinese equipment and I can't even remember the source of those pictures.
The new buildings at camp, that even opens the door for a follow up tweet showcasing the quality toilets were providing to the valued local employees.
We have plenty of positive non sensitive news that could be tweeted out if only we could get the BoD off the phone to Aunt Wendy so the receptionist can connect their Pentium II desktop with 14 inch CRT monitor to the internet via the external 56k dial up modem.
Rediah
Regular
Mr Inappropriate
Regular
That IS exactly what they want. Or at least it’s part of their grand plan. Plan A) Steal it, Plan B) Fuck with it in every conceivable way to make them (us!) fail. It’s then there for the taking. The elements of this strategy are now out in the open for all to see.
ML is our only way out.
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Carlos Danger
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Mickyb64
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Cheers, MB, and @sammuel. Thanks for the effort you guys
put into AVZ TSE, it's greatly appreciated.
Because they are life style directors and ĺazy.
Mickyb64
Regular
You're right, it's would much easier to find the info on social media but I gave up on twitter ages ago. There were too many fuckwits and nutjobs on there.I mentioned social media because AVZ has got their official twitter account, and it's much easier to notify SHs/public by click of a button about their announcements and attaching a link of their webpage for further details. Its (social media) more convenient for us SHs, than going to AVZ's website everyday to see if they have uploaded a new content.
Carlos Danger
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Why don't you debate the issues here rather than lurking and posting disinformation on Twitter?
We all know why you don't lol
We all know why you don't lol
Mr Inappropriate
Regular
That’s thats the kind of well-reasoned logic and value-adding discourse I’m looking for. What a gutless A-Grade fuckwit.
Is Axle one of Klaus‘ progeny, or just another lackey in the corrupt Chinese / Shorter FUD machine?
MoneyBags1348
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@Xerof and @Mr Inappropriate
Arse, have you upgraded the jet since the old days. I know you like Maverick, but I still have the photo you sent me back in the days when you were still flying this
Arse, have you upgraded the jet since the old days. I know you like Maverick, but I still have the photo you sent me back in the days when you were still flying this
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Xerof
Have a Cigar 1975
Roger that, Ramjet. Dr Ivan Evilkisser kept wanting to pineapple me, so I told him to fuck off. I upgraded to that new corporate jet, but then when it needed servicing I took it to Boeing, who completely fucked it up.
Frank
Top 20
*Speaking of Twiggy, I see where
DRC President Criticizes The Delay Of The Grand Inga project
The Grand Inga project has hit a roadblock despite the signing of a memorandum of understanding in September 2020 with Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. to develop what could be the largest hydroelectric project in the world.
President Felix Tshisekedi expressed his disappointment with the situation during an interview with Bloomberg on January 19th, 2023, at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
He believes that in order to move forward, Fortescue should bring in other investors, particularly from Africa, and potentially scale back their ambitions to accelerate the project’s development.
“We are not on the same wavelength,” said President Felix Tshisekedi.
“We want to create an opportunity that brings together various interests, particularly those of Africa. We are open to all discussions and meetings.”
He added that he met with Fortescue’s President, Andrew Forrest, during his visit to Davos to continue the discussions.
Challenges of the Mega Project
Fortescue Future Industries Ltd. plans to harness the energy from Inga, which could potentially be twice as powerful as China’s Three Gorges project, to produce green hydrogen and green ammonia for the Democratic Republic of Congo.
According to estimates, the Grand Inga project aims to produce 10 million tons of green hydrogen annually.
The project is also expected to create over 100,000 direct jobs and up to 500,000 indirect jobs.
Additionally, a fund called “Inga Fund” will be established, which will receive 5% of the investments made for the Grand Inga project.
The project will also help to bring electricity to rural and peri-urban areas, in line with the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Industrialization Master Plan.
However, the project is currently facing delays due to disagreements within the Presidency and Government, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Despite the support of the Head of State and former Special Adviser Kayembe, Fortescue is reportedly facing various administrative challenges.
copperbeltkatangamining
What then blocks the Grand Inga project?
According to concordant sources close to this file, the blocking would come from the disagreements in the Presidency as well as in the Government. This would be the basis of the slowdown in the execution phase of the studies.
Fortescue is experiencing several administrative difficulties despite the support of the Head of State and Special Adviser Kayembe when he was still on duty.
mediacongo
* I also see where,
The Court of Auditors will soon organize its first hearings to judge mismanagement
The Court of Auditors will, for the first time in its history, soon organize its first hearings to judge mismanagement. The first president of this Court, Djimmy Munganga, said so on Friday January 20 during an open day organized at the Congo River Hotel, for lack of space in his offices.
According to him, his institution has all the means of its policy to carry out its missions.
In a presentation made to civil society, followed by a debate, he explained the missions of his institution, namely judicial control including the judgment of de facto management, judgment of mismanagement and judgment of the accounts of senior public accountants. assignee's of income or expenditure.
Clearly, its mission is to carry out, independently, an ex post external control of the finances of the State and its dismemberments as well as of the bodies, public companies and other entities benefiting from the financial assistance of the State.
It makes a judgment on the regularity of the financial statements and the accounts of public accountants according to a contradictory approach and in accordance with generally recognized standards.
The Court of Auditors contributes through its verification and compliance control missions to the improvement of financial governance and compliance with the principles of accountability.
It submits to the President of the Republic, to Parliament and to the Government a report accompanied by recommendations on the results of its work.
The Court also exercises extra-judicial control in the same way as the IGF.
Without the power to arrest or imprison the alleged culprit of mismanagement, the Court imposes fines on the accused and orders the confiscation of twice his gross annual salary.
*In other News, I see where "The Man with a Plan" is getting impatient when it comes to the Development Program, as
Félix Tshisekedi calls on the Government to accelerate the implementation of the development program for the 145 territories
The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, during the 83rd meeting of the Council of Ministers which he chaired by video conference on Friday January 21, 2023, reminded the members of the Government of his determination to see the people Congolese to note during this year 2023, an acceleration of the implementation of the local development program of the 145 territories of the country.
Based on the promulgation of Ordinance No. 23/003 of January 22, 2023, on the creation, organization and functioning of the institutional framework for the implementation of the monitoring and evaluation of the local development program of the 145 territories, Félix Tshisekedi finds that "nothing should prevent the implementation of this program which will bring a solution to several problems of the Congolese", notes the report of the Council of Ministers made by the spokesman of the Government, Patrick Muyaya.
Insisting on the "priority" nature of this program that he initiated, Félix Tshisekedi urged all the stakeholders, including the executing agencies on the one hand and the Government on the other, "to avoid heaviness and other administrative procedures that negatively impact the implementation of the said programme”.
According to the Council of Ministers, "everything should be put in place by the steering committee to achieve the expected results as soon as possible".
Estimated at 1.6 billion US dollars, the local development program of 145 territories of the country should, among other things, allow the construction and rehabilitation of road, school and health infrastructures.
Food for thought on the Road to Manono
Cheers
Frank
Anyone know who the bloke on the left is?
Tanganyika : la population de Manono plaide pour la livraison à AVZ du permis d'exploitation du lithium
Par PRIMEURACTU.CDwww.primeuractu.cd
Tanganyika: the population of Manono pleads for the delivery to AVZ of the lithium exploitation permit
Published on 01/16/2023 - 15:17
Category: Mining
Participants in the workshop organized by the mining company AVZ, partner of Dathcom Mining, in Manono.
The workshop on the Manono Jana, Manono kesho project was held on Friday, January 6, 2023, in the parish hall of Saint Barbara's Cathedral in the territory of Manono, in the province of Tanganyika.
Organized by the company AVZ, a partner of Dathcom Mining SA, these meetings brought together different social strata, in particular: customary authorities, politico-administrative authorities, notables from Manono, actors from religious denominations, actors from the civil society, young and old as well as representatives of the AVZ company.
From the outset, the president of the Katangese youth and notable of this area, José Kabulo, invited the young people of Manono to take ownership of the said project.
For his part, the coordinator of the new civil society in Manono, Valéry Kumwimba wa Mwamba described the lithium production project by Avz as the hope of an entire people.
In the process, Valéry Kumwimba pleads for the personal involvement of the Head of State Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo to settle the situation
For his part, the Administrative Director of Dathcom Mining, Balthazar Tshiseke reassured that Manono will experience its development thanks in particular to the lithium project with AVZ and Dathcom Mining.
And to add:
It should be noted that at the end of this workshop, several recommendations were reformulated by the participants in these meetings, including the drafting of the application for an operating permit which will be signed by all the stakeholders, the
constitution of a strong delegation that will travel to Kinshasa to lobby the authorities.
Nancy Mireille
Michael Hughes is about 55 - 60 years old.
Mr. Michael Hughes
It says in the 2020 AVZ Annual report:
In October 2019, Mr. Michael Hughes was appointed as Project Director for the Manono Project.
Mr. Hughes has more than 35 years’ experience in Engineering, Procurement and Construction in the minerals and metals market, having worked for both engineering companies and clients to execute studies and projects.
His experience covers all metals and minerals commodities plant design and construction in Africa, India, France and Australia. He has also worked in many African countries, including Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana, Madagascar and Ethiopia.
When I saw him last time, he looked substantially greyer than in the above photo.
However looks can be deceiving, don't know who it is, but I don't think it is Michael.
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That would be right you can just about guarantee it's not one of our white guys as they are all in Perth doing mmm fuckknows. Things that make you go mmm fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck
Xerof
Have a Cigar 1975
Fuck me, Twiggy is having the same problems.*Speaking of Twiggy, I see where
DRC President Criticizes The Delay Of The Grand Inga project
The Grand Inga project has hit a roadblock despite the signing of a memorandum of understanding in September 2020 with Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. to develop what could be the largest hydroelectric project in the world.
President Felix Tshisekedi expressed his disappointment with the situation during an interview with Bloomberg on January 19th, 2023, at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
He believes that in order to move forward, Fortescue should bring in other investors, particularly from Africa, and potentially scale back their ambitions to accelerate the project’s development.
“We are not on the same wavelength,” said President Felix Tshisekedi.
“We want to create an opportunity that brings together various interests, particularly those of Africa. We are open to all discussions and meetings.”
He added that he met with Fortescue’s President, Andrew Forrest, during his visit to Davos to continue the discussions.
Challenges of the Mega Project
Fortescue Future Industries Ltd. plans to harness the energy from Inga, which could potentially be twice as powerful as China’s Three Gorges project, to produce green hydrogen and green ammonia for the Democratic Republic of Congo.
According to estimates, the Grand Inga project aims to produce 10 million tons of green hydrogen annually.
The project is also expected to create over 100,000 direct jobs and up to 500,000 indirect jobs.
Additionally, a fund called “Inga Fund” will be established, which will receive 5% of the investments made for the Grand Inga project.
The project will also help to bring electricity to rural and peri-urban areas, in line with the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Industrialization Master Plan.
However, the project is currently facing delays due to disagreements within the Presidency and Government, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Despite the support of the Head of State and former Special Adviser Kayembe, Fortescue is reportedly facing various administrative challenges.
copperbeltkatangamining
What then blocks the Grand Inga project?
According to concordant sources close to this file, the blocking would come from the disagreements in the Presidency as well as in the Government. This would be the basis of the slowdown in the execution phase of the studies.
Fortescue is experiencing several administrative difficulties despite the support of the Head of State and Special Adviser Kayembe when he was still on duty.
mediacongo
* I also see where,
The Court of Auditors will soon organize its first hearings to judge mismanagement
The Court of Auditors will, for the first time in its history, soon organize its first hearings to judge mismanagement. The first president of this Court, Djimmy Munganga, said so on Friday January 20 during an open day organized at the Congo River Hotel, for lack of space in his offices.
According to him, his institution has all the means of its policy to carry out its missions.
In a presentation made to civil society, followed by a debate, he explained the missions of his institution, namely judicial control including the judgment of de facto management, judgment of mismanagement and judgment of the accounts of senior public accountants. assignee's of income or expenditure.
Clearly, its mission is to carry out, independently, an ex post external control of the finances of the State and its dismemberments as well as of the bodies, public companies and other entities benefiting from the financial assistance of the State.
It makes a judgment on the regularity of the financial statements and the accounts of public accountants according to a contradictory approach and in accordance with generally recognized standards.
The Court of Auditors contributes through its verification and compliance control missions to the improvement of financial governance and compliance with the principles of accountability.
It submits to the President of the Republic, to Parliament and to the Government a report accompanied by recommendations on the results of its work.
The Court also exercises extra-judicial control in the same way as the IGF.
Without the power to arrest or imprison the alleged culprit of mismanagement, the Court imposes fines on the accused and orders the confiscation of twice his gross annual salary.
*In other News, I see where "The Man with a Plan" is getting impatient when it comes to the Development Program, as
Félix Tshisekedi calls on the Government to accelerate the implementation of the development program for the 145 territories
The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, during the 83rd meeting of the Council of Ministers which he chaired by video conference on Friday January 21, 2023, reminded the members of the Government of his determination to see the people Congolese to note during this year 2023, an acceleration of the implementation of the local development program of the 145 territories of the country.
Based on the promulgation of Ordinance No. 23/003 of January 22, 2023, on the creation, organization and functioning of the institutional framework for the implementation of the monitoring and evaluation of the local development program of the 145 territories, Félix Tshisekedi finds that "nothing should prevent the implementation of this program which will bring a solution to several problems of the Congolese", notes the report of the Council of Ministers made by the spokesman of the Government, Patrick Muyaya.
Insisting on the "priority" nature of this program that he initiated, Félix Tshisekedi urged all the stakeholders, including the executing agencies on the one hand and the Government on the other, "to avoid heaviness and other administrative procedures that negatively impact the implementation of the said programme”.
According to the Council of Ministers, "everything should be put in place by the steering committee to achieve the expected results as soon as possible".
Estimated at 1.6 billion US dollars, the local development program of 145 territories of the country should, among other things, allow the construction and rehabilitation of road, school and health infrastructures.
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Food for thought on the Road to Manono
Cheers
Frank
The only thing the chinese seem to be able to build are roadblocks
Carlos Danger
Top 20
I was called all sorts of names and told to shut up when I first posted here. But I won over the crowd using reasoning and evidence. Because it's better to live one day as a lion than a thousand years as a little bitch.
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