AVZ Discussion 2022
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Carlos Danger
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Hmm maybe. By what mechanism would they have legally put the ML on hold?
At last years AGM Graeme Johnson stated that only the underlying tenement holder has access to anything above the ground. He said that was DRC law. So Tantalex never had any rights to it. JFM issued the license for his own benefit
Samus
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It must be said that we are awaiting the presidential order appointing competent and accountable patriots to Cominiere. CONCRETE.
Dear Mr. Fwamba, be reassured that the speculator in the form of a chameleon will no longer return to the Manono Lithium project!!!
Dear Mr. Kibeya, thank you for confirming that the speculator @TantalexLi will no longer return to the Manono Lithium project, all other Chinese speculators who have frozen Permits must be expelled there. Only @AvzMinerals has invested there to certify a deposit.
Rediah
Regular
Not sure if he is in jail, but he should listen to what Prison Mike has to say about the life in the clink
Don't Drop the Soap....
Mr Inappropriate
Regular
It’s way too fucking late - the damage is done. This needed to happen at least a year ago*
*as per the AVZ file - for the good of DRC, much longer than a year…
Mr Inappropriate
Regular
Is this really jerk-off’s account?
Mr Inappropriate
Regular
It must be said that we are awaiting the presidential order appointing competent and accountable patriots to Cominiere. CONCRETE.
Dear Mr. Fwamba, be reassured that the speculator in the form of a chameleon will no longer return to the Manono Lithium project!!!
Can someone check on poor old Sheena/Lars. I’m keen to know what that fuckwit makes of proceedings…
A Race Between the World Powers: Can the West Regain Its Lost Footing in Africa?
This week, leaders from 17 African countries will be guests of Vladimir Putin. Alongside Russia, all the major powers are vying for influence and raw materials on the continent. The conditions are increasingly dictated by the Africans themselves, with the West often coming away empty-handed.
Frank
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Finances: the figures presented by the General Inspectorate of Finance on the situation of public finances as of July 28, 2023 are neither sincere nor credible
Following the press release from the General Inspectorate of Finance on the situation of public finances as of July 28, 2023, which are of the order of 12,691,647.5 Congolese francs at the 2021 budget rate, 12,343,816,518,698.00 francs expenses executed and 378,288,835,307.27 of excess balance.
The Center for Research in Public Finance and Local Development (Crefdl) expresses its concern about the situation of public finances in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
He also notes that the figures as presented are neither sincere nor credible.
Referring to the 2023 Finance Law, the financial authorities should mobilize $8.7 billion by the same date.
Compared to the receipts realized on July 28, 2023, there is an underperformance of $2.6 billion.
This assumes that there is no surplus balance in the Public Treasury and that the State coffers are almost empty.
To this end, CREFDL notes that the 2023 Finance Law is no longer in balance.
This is all the more so since expenditure of around $2.6 billion has not been paid since the beginning of the year 2023.
This is the case, for example, of capital expenditure on own resources evaluated at $1.2 billion.
Worse still, investments in provinces and ETDs were barely executed at around $2.7 million against forecasts of $725.2 million, i.e. an execution rate of 0.003%; the National Equalization Fund (CNP), it received no funds, on the linear forecasts of $ 440.5 million.
Which is a violation of article 181, paragraphs 2 and 3 of the constitution.
The cleaning of the payroll file can under no circumstances, according to the Crefdl, cause the delay in payment of the remuneration of public officials of the State, given that it is a permanent activity.
What the Crefdl proposes to the government
Faced with this situation, Crefdl invites the Government to: draw up an amending budget, in accordance with articles 26, 27, 18, 35, 77 and 80 of the law relating to public finances of the DRC in order to avoid the worst, to extirpate from the initial finance law of budget-consuming expenditure, prioritizing investment in the productive sector; ensure the appropriateness of public expenditure to avoid certain waste.
mediacongo
*To Remind DRC / Felix etc
Following the press release from the General Inspectorate of Finance on the situation of public finances as of July 28, 2023, which are of the order of 12,691,647.5 Congolese francs at the 2021 budget rate, 12,343,816,518,698.00 francs expenses executed and 378,288,835,307.27 of excess balance.
The Center for Research in Public Finance and Local Development (Crefdl) expresses its concern about the situation of public finances in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
He also notes that the figures as presented are neither sincere nor credible.
Referring to the 2023 Finance Law, the financial authorities should mobilize $8.7 billion by the same date.
Compared to the receipts realized on July 28, 2023, there is an underperformance of $2.6 billion.
This assumes that there is no surplus balance in the Public Treasury and that the State coffers are almost empty.
To this end, CREFDL notes that the 2023 Finance Law is no longer in balance.
This is all the more so since expenditure of around $2.6 billion has not been paid since the beginning of the year 2023.
This is the case, for example, of capital expenditure on own resources evaluated at $1.2 billion.
Worse still, investments in provinces and ETDs were barely executed at around $2.7 million against forecasts of $725.2 million, i.e. an execution rate of 0.003%; the National Equalization Fund (CNP), it received no funds, on the linear forecasts of $ 440.5 million.
Which is a violation of article 181, paragraphs 2 and 3 of the constitution.
The cleaning of the payroll file can under no circumstances, according to the Crefdl, cause the delay in payment of the remuneration of public officials of the State, given that it is a permanent activity.
What the Crefdl proposes to the government
Faced with this situation, Crefdl invites the Government to: draw up an amending budget, in accordance with articles 26, 27, 18, 35, 77 and 80 of the law relating to public finances of the DRC in order to avoid the worst, to extirpate from the initial finance law of budget-consuming expenditure, prioritizing investment in the productive sector; ensure the appropriateness of public expenditure to avoid certain waste.
mediacongo
*To Remind DRC / Felix etc
Dijon101
Regular
I'm not a lawyer......
However I do believe there is a mechanism called negotiating a contract. Then not signing a contract if you don't agree with the conditions of said contract.
Carlos has already pointed out I'm probably wrong. Afterall, I am just speculating and looking at things from a different angle.
Oh and I'm literally just drinking non stop cocktails in bali which just adds more holes to what ever speculation I put forward.
Cheers !
ICISD case will put a fire underneath DRC.
So you're okay with advocating violence against women, no matter how egregious their behaviour.
Presuming you invested in one of the most corrupt jurisdictions in the world of your own free will, how about taking responsibility for your decision instead of reverting to bogan mob behaviour as cover.
It was your choice, no one else's, so grow up and take it like a man.
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Tunedin
One Happy Camper
Same here oxxa23, I might climb back down off my branch now things are actually happening. I’ve been reading daily everyone’s thoughts. I’ve also been wearing my Jag cap everywhere I go. It‘s actually my favourite and most comfortable cap. As I’m talking about caps, I reckon the change of governance within CAMI is just the start of many blocking caps that are about to be removed.
Wow, thanks for sharing. That is some decent, reasonably detailed coverage of the situation (for a Western publication).Major German newspaper mentioning AVZ in context of resource conflict and political jockeying in Africa.A Race Between the World Powers: Can the West Regain Its Lost Footing in Africa?
This week, leaders from 17 African countries will be guests of Vladimir Putin. Alongside Russia, all the major powers are vying for influence and raw materials on the continent. The conditions are increasingly dictated by the Africans themselves, with the West often coming away empty-handed.www.spiegel.de
In Germany Der Spiegel is no small-time rag.
I must say, I did like this bit: "Some believe that whoever controls Manono might have a say in the prices on the global markets." But I guess that's nothing new - most of us are here because we already think that...
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