AVZ Discussion 2022
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MoneyBags1348
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“Which coy would have the best mining credentials, the funding clout plus knowledge / familiarity of DRC for AVZ to JV with i wonder ?”
Albermarle, FMG or BHP according to Nigel the next door neighbour’s beagle
How did you work that out so quickly? It usually takes months to do
Mr Inappropriate
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DiscoDanNZ
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If anyone has Netfix ? True story . Quite entertaining .
It was released on Netflix on October 7, 2016, and it is based on Declan Power's 2005 book, The Siege at Jadotville: The Irish Army's Forgotten Battle.
The Siege of Jadotville (DRC)
It was released on Netflix on October 7, 2016, and it is based on Declan Power's 2005 book, The Siege at Jadotville: The Irish Army's Forgotten Battle.
Hi Wombat, please share more.
Mate there's not a lot more to add . Just the usual stuff we've heard before . They are probably getting sick of me . I'm nipping at their heals on a regular basis .
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Why did you say that ? Take it back.
Don’t give me high hopes,
I don’t want peace, I want problems, always!!!
Don't worry, problems don't just go away with the ML.. no doubt lots of new issues will pop up
what other fun corruption will we encounter post ML?
Mr Inappropriate
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I look forward to the ML being granted so we can all get back on the “10 bucks or fuck off“ page.
TDITD
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ImWhy did you say that ? Take it back.
Don’t give me high hopes,
I don’t want peace, I want problems, always!!!
I’m with Rediah,
How dare they assume we want our company back on track and ML in hand, BFS ready to fire with CATH as a happy JV partner !!
Frank
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Félix Tshisekedi's 4 years in power: so many broken promises!
On January 24, 2019, a certain Thursday, outgoing President Joseph Kabila handed over power to Félix Tshisekedi after the December 2018 elections.
Félix Tshisekedi thus became the 5th president of the DRC. During his inauguration, the new Congolese president gave a keynote speech in which he made several commitments.
On the political, security, economic, social levels... Four years later, what promises have been kept? Which were not?
At some 11 months from the end of Fatshi's five-year term, can we hope that those not yet held will be?
Improving the social conditions of the Congolese remains the poor relation of Félix Tshisekedi's priorities.
Upon taking office, Felix Tshisekedi made a series of commitments that he considered priorities.
These include the release of all political prisoners, the restoration of State authority, the fight against corruption, impunity, the consolidation of the rule of law, the fight against bad governance .
In March 2019, 700 political prisoners were pardoned by Félix Tshisekedi, including Franck Diongo, Firmin Yangambi. Fatshi had instructed "the Minister of Justice to identify all political prisoners, prisoners of conscience or assimilated throughout the national territory with a view to their forthcoming release".
As for the restoration of State authority, it continues to falter, particularly in the provinces where armed groups are rampant (North Kivu, Ituri).
For this reason, moreover, they have been placed under a state of siege since May 6, 2021.
Despite this exceptional measure, things are stagnating, because the security situation is far from stabilizing approximately two years later.
Announced with pomp, the fight against corruption is tough.
Despite numerous initiatives taken by President Félix Tshiskedi, in particular the reactivation of the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) led by the all-powerful Jules Alingete and the creation of several anti-corruption structures attached to the Presidency of the Republic, there is more and more talk about this phenomenon.
However, the will to fight this gangrene is very evident on the part of the Congolese leaders who, from time to time, are unfortunately not exempt.
The same is true of impunity, the fight for which has not yet produced the expected results, because more and more rumors are buzzing about indelicacy in the management of public affairs, but which remain unpunished.
Bad governance is the twin sister of the evil of corruption.
Like corruption, efforts are being made to combat bad governance, without success.
What suspicions of mismanagement on the part of certain leaders of institutions and other public enterprises!
The new president had promised to fight tribalism.
Many informed observers also accuse the power of maintaining this anti-value, in particular through its appointments, which primarily benefit nationals of its linguistic area.
If there is a discourse that is heard regularly in the mouths of the Congolese, it is undoubtedly the rule of law mentioned regularly by some and others who believe that the country is on the way to becoming a rule of law.
However, several obstacles prevent it from materializing.
While the 5th President had promised that the Government would initiate "a campaign to sensitize all State agents on their responsibilities vis-à-vis our populations", such a campaign never took place.
On the socio-economic level, Felix Tshisekedi had made the commitment that his country could achieve "food self-sufficiency and feed two billion people, thus reducing the world food deficit twice".
He believed in the 80 million hectares of accessible arable land and its 40 million hectares of irrigable land in his country, endowed with an innovative agricultural program.
Four years later, this is still wishful thinking!
He better start feeding his own people first before he thinks about all of humanity.
A real challenge!
Although this is still a project, the manufacture of electric batteries in the DRC is increasingly attracting the Government via its Ministry of Portfolio.
Therefore, the global production of electric cars, which he said would in the near future exceed that of cars with polluting engines, is still a project.
mediacongo.
Food for thought
Frank
On January 24, 2019, a certain Thursday, outgoing President Joseph Kabila handed over power to Félix Tshisekedi after the December 2018 elections.
Félix Tshisekedi thus became the 5th president of the DRC. During his inauguration, the new Congolese president gave a keynote speech in which he made several commitments.
On the political, security, economic, social levels... Four years later, what promises have been kept? Which were not?
At some 11 months from the end of Fatshi's five-year term, can we hope that those not yet held will be?
Improving the social conditions of the Congolese remains the poor relation of Félix Tshisekedi's priorities.
Upon taking office, Felix Tshisekedi made a series of commitments that he considered priorities.
These include the release of all political prisoners, the restoration of State authority, the fight against corruption, impunity, the consolidation of the rule of law, the fight against bad governance .
In March 2019, 700 political prisoners were pardoned by Félix Tshisekedi, including Franck Diongo, Firmin Yangambi. Fatshi had instructed "the Minister of Justice to identify all political prisoners, prisoners of conscience or assimilated throughout the national territory with a view to their forthcoming release".
As for the restoration of State authority, it continues to falter, particularly in the provinces where armed groups are rampant (North Kivu, Ituri).
For this reason, moreover, they have been placed under a state of siege since May 6, 2021.
Despite this exceptional measure, things are stagnating, because the security situation is far from stabilizing approximately two years later.
Announced with pomp, the fight against corruption is tough.
Despite numerous initiatives taken by President Félix Tshiskedi, in particular the reactivation of the General Inspectorate of Finance (IGF) led by the all-powerful Jules Alingete and the creation of several anti-corruption structures attached to the Presidency of the Republic, there is more and more talk about this phenomenon.
However, the will to fight this gangrene is very evident on the part of the Congolese leaders who, from time to time, are unfortunately not exempt.
The same is true of impunity, the fight for which has not yet produced the expected results, because more and more rumors are buzzing about indelicacy in the management of public affairs, but which remain unpunished.
Bad governance is the twin sister of the evil of corruption.
Like corruption, efforts are being made to combat bad governance, without success.
What suspicions of mismanagement on the part of certain leaders of institutions and other public enterprises!
The new president had promised to fight tribalism.
Many informed observers also accuse the power of maintaining this anti-value, in particular through its appointments, which primarily benefit nationals of its linguistic area.
If there is a discourse that is heard regularly in the mouths of the Congolese, it is undoubtedly the rule of law mentioned regularly by some and others who believe that the country is on the way to becoming a rule of law.
However, several obstacles prevent it from materializing.
While the 5th President had promised that the Government would initiate "a campaign to sensitize all State agents on their responsibilities vis-à-vis our populations", such a campaign never took place.
On the socio-economic level, Felix Tshisekedi had made the commitment that his country could achieve "food self-sufficiency and feed two billion people, thus reducing the world food deficit twice".
He believed in the 80 million hectares of accessible arable land and its 40 million hectares of irrigable land in his country, endowed with an innovative agricultural program.
Four years later, this is still wishful thinking!
He better start feeding his own people first before he thinks about all of humanity.
A real challenge!
Although this is still a project, the manufacture of electric batteries in the DRC is increasingly attracting the Government via its Ministry of Portfolio.
Therefore, the global production of electric cars, which he said would in the near future exceed that of cars with polluting engines, is still a project.
mediacongo.
Food for thought
Frank
Frank
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*Meanwhile, back in Africa the President of Zambia shows Felix how it's done, get Power to the People who need it most, as
Zambia’s President finalizes $2 billion Solar Agreement With UAE
President Hakainde Hichilema, has facilitated the signing of a significant energy deal that has the potential to revolutionize the Zambian energy sector.
The Zambian-owned power utility company ZESCO has signed an agreement with the United Arab Emirates’ company Masdar to develop solar projects worth $2 billion.
During the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and Joint Development Agreement (JDA) between Zambia and the UAE, Hichilema stated that the MoU aims to promote large-scale investment in renewable energy in Zambia.
The MoU and JDA will see ZESCO partner with Masdar, a major investment funding entity of the UAE, to form a joint venture in developing and deploying large-scale solar projects throughout the country, with an estimated cost of $2 billion.
In a statement, the President of Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema, said that this is not a loan but a capital injection or investment in which the Zambian people, through ZESCO, will be partners in shareholding.
The projects will be implemented in a phased manner, starting with the installation of 500 megawatts.
Once completed, the projects will result in an additional 2,000 megawatts of electricity in the country within the next few years.
Hichilema said that with the projected increase in electricity supply, Zambians will experience even more accelerated economic development and increased employment opportunities.
Some energy experts suggest that Zambia should consider setting up a uranium-powered nuclear power plant that could generate a large amount of power, making the country a net exporter.
Zambia has reported finding local uranium deposits that could be exploited for such an ambitious venture.
copperbeltkatanga
Food for thought on the Days of our DRC Lives
Frank
Winenut
Go AVZ!
No shit Xerof
Stump up you fuckers
You want a TO??
I've put a stake in the negotiating ground
Ten fucking dollars
$10 Klaus you kunt
$10 AJN
$10 Zijin
$10 any other fucker that wants to start
$10 fucking dollars...minimum
You think I'm stupid?
You think the price should be otherwise?????
This resource is world class, best there is, purity...close to surface.....the size is off the richter scale, supply ridiculous, once in production potentially controls the global Lithium supply chain
You want that?????
You want THAT????
Ten fucking dollars
Get your fucking head around the economics
Ten fucking dollars
Not a cent less
TEN FUCKING DOLLARS.....TEN FUCKING DOLLARS
That's the price
You know why
The market resource "control" is once in a lifetime shit.....you know it
TEN DOLLARS
TEN TEN TEN ...ten fucking $$$$$$$$$$$$
That's what is worth.....MINIMUM
Get your head around it
$10
John25
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Im the same …get a bit bored & Email …Ben has replied both times …but a bit thinned skinned …should spend a bit more in DRC …sure he has heard worse …
Spikerama
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Winenut
Go AVZ!
channeling my inner @Mr Inappropriate
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