AVZ Discussion 2022
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CashKing
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When’s home
Open ??
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Yolo cunts see you at the home open
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CashKing
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When klaus sauna open… ?
Remark
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Nice inglssh skeels their Komraad!
Edit. Boorbin may hev bin engulfed een thys responce
Winenut
Go AVZ!
Damn JAG and his once more shit!
Bloody onliest bastard that prick JAG is
Three nuts....THREE NUTS!!!
Fancy takin' the piss
Fukkim
Okay bogans, put down the bong, be upstanding and join Bags and the Baquettes in a rousing rendition of the company song:Chin up TSE brothers!
Good old T_S_E foreverWe know how to play the game
Side-by-side we stick together
For the good old A_V_Z
Samus
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Let's just hope we're all cashed up bogans soon.Okay bogans, put down the bong, be upstanding and join Bags and the Baquettes in a rousing rendition of the company song:
We know how to play the game
Side-by-side we stick together
For the good old A_V_Z
BRICK
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JAG
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Hmmm, no need for the attack.
Regarding the RS, just ask one of the other 50 people that attended. Oh that’s right, you didn’t go
and you don’t know any of them.As for the second part of your post, call me and I’ll tell you. Oh, that’s right, you don’t have my number or know me personally
jags just passing information on mate, I'd rather have the frustration of waiting and hoping as the alternative is to have nothing. one day it will happen. multiple people seem to say something is happening in july, so i'm keeping the faith but you know those chinese and drc fuckers are slimy pricks so who knows what dirty tricks they are up to in their attempts to block progress for the sack of their own greed and vanity.
Azzler
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Powertrade is a massive troll mate, look at the posting history here and HC.
But you're right, wheels are in motion. Not sure when we can expect a resolution though, there was definately a desire to have things wrapped up soon by the BoD, but DRC is shenannigans central, so no one can really know.
Would loan Jag my left nut to know if he knows more than what was passed on to me though
Frank
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DRC-United Arab Emirates: "Any project that comes to transform the Congo will be welcome" (Félix Tshisekedi)
President Félix Tshisekedi welcomed the signing of a new mining partnership between the DRC and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
He exchanged on Monday in Kinshasa with the Emirati Minister of State in charge of Foreign Affairs, Sheilk Shakhboot Nahyan Al Nahyan.
The head of Emirati diplomacy was at the head of a delegation that came to sign a partnership with the Société aurifère du Kivu et du Maniema (SAKIMA) on the exploitation of minerals.
According to the office of the Congolese president, Felix Tshisekedi was satisfied with the relations that exist between the United Arab Emirates and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
“For me, it is the love of the country and the Congolese people that takes precedence. Any project that comes to transform Congo will be welcome,” he said, welcoming this new project.
In the process, he expressed the wish to see this new partnership be the beginning of a transformation that will affect the Congolese, particularly those in the east of the country who must benefit from the natural resources of their region.
“This project, with a total cost of more than 1.9 billion US dollars, will make it possible to set up more than 4 industrial mines which should connect the provinces of South Kivu and Maniema.
It will contribute to revolutionizing the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), more precisely Grand Kivu”, explained the presidency of the DRC.
The UAE delegation was made up of several private and public business leaders.
On the Congolese side, several business leaders and members of the government attended this ceremony, in particular the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of the interior, that of Defence, the Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works, the Ministers of Mines, Portfolio and Public Health.
mediacongo
President Félix Tshisekedi welcomed the signing of a new mining partnership between the DRC and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
He exchanged on Monday in Kinshasa with the Emirati Minister of State in charge of Foreign Affairs, Sheilk Shakhboot Nahyan Al Nahyan.
The head of Emirati diplomacy was at the head of a delegation that came to sign a partnership with the Société aurifère du Kivu et du Maniema (SAKIMA) on the exploitation of minerals.
According to the office of the Congolese president, Felix Tshisekedi was satisfied with the relations that exist between the United Arab Emirates and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
“For me, it is the love of the country and the Congolese people that takes precedence. Any project that comes to transform Congo will be welcome,” he said, welcoming this new project.
In the process, he expressed the wish to see this new partnership be the beginning of a transformation that will affect the Congolese, particularly those in the east of the country who must benefit from the natural resources of their region.
“This project, with a total cost of more than 1.9 billion US dollars, will make it possible to set up more than 4 industrial mines which should connect the provinces of South Kivu and Maniema.
It will contribute to revolutionizing the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), more precisely Grand Kivu”, explained the presidency of the DRC.
The UAE delegation was made up of several private and public business leaders.
On the Congolese side, several business leaders and members of the government attended this ceremony, in particular the Deputy Prime Minister in charge of the interior, that of Defence, the Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works, the Ministers of Mines, Portfolio and Public Health.
mediacongo
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Cumquat Cap
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Felix found another wealthy country to exploit babyyyyyyy - could they be in the fold for a potential TO if it goes that way?
Frank
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*Fyi, In other News, I see where the DRC already has a few $Billion to put towards our ICSID settlement
Mine in the DRC: the Chinese CMOC has agreed to pay 2 billion dollars to its Congolese partner
Chinese mining group CMOC has agreed to pay its domestic partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Gécamines, $2 billion to settle a dispute over royalties related to a mining joint venture, according to a stock market filing released Tuesday.
After months of legal disputes, an agreement was reached last April between the Chinese group CMOC, which owns 80% of the Tenke Fungurume mine (TFM, south-east) and its Congolese partner, the public mining company Gécamines, but details had not been disclosed.
Gécamines accusing the Chinese group of concealing information on the size of its reserves, the huge mine had been hit with an export ban between July 2022 and April, leading to the immobilization of tens of thousands of tonnes of copper and of cobalt.
Since the conclusion of the agreement, the CMOC group has gradually begun to dispose of these huge stocks, representing for cobalt powder no less than 7% of the world's annual production in 2022.
This dispute coincided with the stated desire of the DRC to renegotiate more widely contracts that it deems to its disadvantage.
The president, Felix Tshisekedi, went to China at the end of May to discuss, among other things, Chinese mining contracts.
Details of the TFM deal were only released on Tuesday, when CMOC said in a stock market filing that the mine would pay Gécamines $800 million in compensation payment and at least $1.2 billion in dividends on several years.
Going forward, “Gécamines will be entitled to 20% of the total value of the subcontracting of the project and the right to acquire a production volume proportional to its 20% stake in TFM at market conditions and in the respect for Congolese laws,” added the CMOC.
The largest producer of minerals in Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo provides more than 70% of the world's cobalt, an essential metal in particular for the manufacture of batteries used in electronics and electric cars.
The Tenke Fungurume mine is the second largest cobalt mine in the world.
It was producing around 20,000 tonnes of copper and 1,500 tonnes of cobalt per month until 2022, according to company figures.
mediacongo
Mine in the DRC: the Chinese CMOC has agreed to pay 2 billion dollars to its Congolese partner
Chinese mining group CMOC has agreed to pay its domestic partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Gécamines, $2 billion to settle a dispute over royalties related to a mining joint venture, according to a stock market filing released Tuesday.
After months of legal disputes, an agreement was reached last April between the Chinese group CMOC, which owns 80% of the Tenke Fungurume mine (TFM, south-east) and its Congolese partner, the public mining company Gécamines, but details had not been disclosed.
Gécamines accusing the Chinese group of concealing information on the size of its reserves, the huge mine had been hit with an export ban between July 2022 and April, leading to the immobilization of tens of thousands of tonnes of copper and of cobalt.
Since the conclusion of the agreement, the CMOC group has gradually begun to dispose of these huge stocks, representing for cobalt powder no less than 7% of the world's annual production in 2022.
This dispute coincided with the stated desire of the DRC to renegotiate more widely contracts that it deems to its disadvantage.
The president, Felix Tshisekedi, went to China at the end of May to discuss, among other things, Chinese mining contracts.
Details of the TFM deal were only released on Tuesday, when CMOC said in a stock market filing that the mine would pay Gécamines $800 million in compensation payment and at least $1.2 billion in dividends on several years.
Going forward, “Gécamines will be entitled to 20% of the total value of the subcontracting of the project and the right to acquire a production volume proportional to its 20% stake in TFM at market conditions and in the respect for Congolese laws,” added the CMOC.
The largest producer of minerals in Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo provides more than 70% of the world's cobalt, an essential metal in particular for the manufacture of batteries used in electronics and electric cars.
The Tenke Fungurume mine is the second largest cobalt mine in the world.
It was producing around 20,000 tonnes of copper and 1,500 tonnes of cobalt per month until 2022, according to company figures.
mediacongo
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Cumquat Cap
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The figure was meant to be roughly 7.5B - could they have made an agreement to invest the other billions elsewhere? More likely they've pocketed it but this discrepancy + Pei reshuffling of funds recently is interesting timing
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