AVZ Discussion 2022

[Samus]

1. Australia Stock Exchange does not know Tshibangu to rely on his video and suspend $AVZ .
2. The 60% of @AvzMinerals never bought them from the Congolese State or from COMINIERE, but from Dathomir, a private company.


Tshibangu is a liar and he misleads those who don't like to be informed...

How to trust him who does not even know that Dathomir belongs to a Chinese and not an Australian company, claims in particular contrary to
@IgfRdc
that 33 million for 15% is a good deal for the DRC?

 

[Frank]

*Good to see MoM under the Microscope from People at Home in the DRC and not just me, but Kiki

 

[cruiser51]

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical

NEWSECONOMY

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical​

July 27, 2023
Kiki Kienge


By Kiki Kienge
The Minister of Mines of the DR Congo, Mrs. Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi justified her decision of her formal notice, by a non-respect of the company CGR of certain provisions of the Mining Code, social obligations, in particular those relating to the drafting of specifications for social responsibilities.

In his decree, N'Samba Kalambayi referred to a formal notice sent to this gold mining company which had six months to regularize the situation.
But now, according to the Ministry of Mines, six months later, the CGR company has never started a single procedure to meet its social obligations.

It should be remembered that, only a few months ago, the same Minister of Mines had guaranteed to the leaders of this company the legality of their actions and her support for their company.

“Madam Minister reassured us of her support ,” said Dieudonné Kasembo Nyembo , one of the directors and partner in Congo Gold Refinery.

What surprises the experts of the mining sector, is that the Minister of Mines brandishes the mining code as the reason for her sanctions, when this one (mining code) specifies in her mind, that the processing entities are not subject to the Specifications.

“The CGR is criticized for not having signed the specifications. Only holders of mining rights and quarrying authorizations are subject to this obligation,” says Pierre Okenda, director of Resource Matters .

Congo Gold Raffinerie reacted to the ministerial decree, through one of its spokespersons:

“We don't understand, the specifications apply to mining entities that have an operating license, we are not an operating company. »

For Pierre Okenda, the Congo Gold refinery license cannot be withdrawn for these reasons put forward by the Ministry of Mines.

 

[Winenut]

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical

NEWSECONOMY

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical​

July 27, 2023
Kiki Kienge


By Kiki Kienge
The Minister of Mines of the DR Congo, Mrs. Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi justified her decision of her formal notice, by a non-respect of the company CGR of certain provisions of the Mining Code, social obligations, in particular those relating to the drafting of specifications for social responsibilities.

In his decree, N'Samba Kalambayi referred to a formal notice sent to this gold mining company which had six months to regularize the situation.
But now, according to the Ministry of Mines, six months later, the CGR company has never started a single procedure to meet its social obligations.

It should be remembered that, only a few months ago, the same Minister of Mines had guaranteed to the leaders of this company the legality of their actions and her support for their company.

“Madam Minister reassured us of her support ,” said Dieudonné Kasembo Nyembo , one of the directors and partner in Congo Gold Refinery.

What surprises the experts of the mining sector, is that the Minister of Mines brandishes the mining code as the reason for her sanctions, when this one (mining code) specifies in her mind, that the processing entities are not subject to the Specifications.

“The CGR is criticized for not having signed the specifications. Only holders of mining rights and quarrying authorizations are subject to this obligation,” says Pierre Okenda, director of Resource Matters .

Congo Gold Raffinerie reacted to the ministerial decree, through one of its spokespersons:

“We don't understand, the specifications apply to mining entities that have an operating license, we are not an operating company. »

For Pierre Okenda, the Congo Gold refinery license cannot be withdrawn for these reasons put forward by the Ministry of Mines.

 

[Onthefm]

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical

NEWSECONOMY

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical​

July 27, 2023
Kiki Kienge


By Kiki Kienge
The Minister of Mines of the DR Congo, Mrs. Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi justified her decision of her formal notice, by a non-respect of the company CGR of certain provisions of the Mining Code, social obligations, in particular those relating to the drafting of specifications for social responsibilities.

In his decree, N'Samba Kalambayi referred to a formal notice sent to this gold mining company which had six months to regularize the situation.
But now, according to the Ministry of Mines, six months later, the CGR company has never started a single procedure to meet its social obligations.

It should be remembered that, only a few months ago, the same Minister of Mines had guaranteed to the leaders of this company the legality of their actions and her support for their company.

“Madam Minister reassured us of her support ,” said Dieudonné Kasembo Nyembo , one of the directors and partner in Congo Gold Refinery.

What surprises the experts of the mining sector, is that the Minister of Mines brandishes the mining code as the reason for her sanctions, when this one (mining code) specifies in her mind, that the processing entities are not subject to the Specifications.

“The CGR is criticized for not having signed the specifications. Only holders of mining rights and quarrying authorizations are subject to this obligation,” says Pierre Okenda, director of Resource Matters .

Congo Gold Raffinerie reacted to the ministerial decree, through one of its spokespersons:

“We don't understand, the specifications apply to mining entities that have an operating license, we are not an operating company. »

For Pierre Okenda, the Congo Gold refinery license cannot be withdrawn for these reasons put forward by the Ministry of Mines.

Are well not enough snacks obviously. Welcome to purgatory drc and in 14 month time you'll still have no fucking idear what's going on.

 

[cruiser51]

Are well not enough snacks obviously. Welcome to purgatory drc and in 14 month time you'll still have no fucking idear what's going on.

And there is more...

She is travelling the world to drum up more business..

 

[Onthefm]

And there is more...

She is travelling the world to drum up more business..

As she fucken would.

 

[Horse]

Tell you what, once this shitshow is over we all need to shout something in for Kiki or come up with a way to thank him for all this magnificent effort and time his been putting in. Mans a legend.

 

[cruiser51]

The DRC and the United Kingdom plan an energy transition forum from September 5 to 7 in London​

OF THE EDITORIAL STAFF
July 21, 2023
in Featured





The Congolese Minister of Industry, Julien Paluku, announces the holding of a major forum from September 5 to 9 in London, DRC-United Kingdom on energy transition and investments .

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This member of the government Sama Lukonde made this announcement Thursday, July 20, on the sidelines of a conference debate on the energy transition in the DRC, organized by the company KNG Strategy in concert with his ministry.

This DRC-United Kingdom forum on energy transition and investments aims to mobilize Congolese and British political and economic actors to promote green energies by abandoning fossil fuels which pollute the environment.

Beyond that, it pursues the goal of convincing the United Kingdom to join the DRC in the installation of a first manufacturing plant for precursors of electric batteries, batteries and electric vehicles in the province of Haut-Katanga .

“The gigantic battery industry project initiated by the Democratic Republic of Congo with the aim of changing the economies of African countries will be at the heart of the DRC-UK forum. A project which now has the support of the United States of America, China through CATL-CMOC and the European Union,” suggested the Minister of Industry.

For his part, the general manager of "King Strategy", Jean-Bosco Kanyemesha, partner of the Ministry of Industry in the organization of the said forum, called on Congolese and British economic operators to pool together to promote the carbon-free economy.

The panel, which brought together the heads of the Congolese Council of Battery-CCB, the Fund for the Promotion of Industry (FPI), representatives of Equity-BCDC and vodacom, sanctioned this meeting of the preliminary DRC-United Kingdom forum in London.
Dostin Eugene LUANGE

 

[Dazmac66]

Mupande on thin ice if you believe anything on Twitter. The finger firmly pointed towards Rolex man to sort this out.

 

[Carlos Danger]

Mupande on thin ice if you believe anything on Twitter. The finger firmly pointed towards Rolex man to sort this out.

This is from 6 months ago. Mupande's house of cards is still standing. The MoM is too busy making up reasons to fuck over companies that follow the mining code to worry about a little thing like the DG of CAMI ignoring being fired by 2 different presidents.

 

[cruiser51]

“Rich country, but poor”, some of the unknown minerals of the DR Congo; zairite, kipushite, kivuite, likasite, kolwezite…

NEWSECONOMY

“Rich country, but poor”, some of the unknown minerals of the DR Congo; zairite, kipushite, kivuite, likasite, kolwezite…​

July 26, 2023
Kiki Kienge


By Kiki Kienge

The DR Congo, a rich but poor country, more than a certain "curse of natural resources", I would speak of a lack of intellectual and ethical awareness of Congolese man, but above all of the avarice of its leaders, in in short, it is the Congolese's lack of Congolity that is killing the Congo.

The Democratic Republic of Congo, is one of the largest territories in the world which abounds in many riches in its basement, its current mining exploration would only reach less than 50% of the riches which abound in the country of Lumumba.

Mining country par excellence, the minerals of the DR Congo are often concentrated in the South-East and North-East of the country, largely exploited in Greater Katanga, Greater Kivu and Greater Kasai. But according to experts, the entire territory of the DR Congo is covered with minerals of all kinds yet to be discovered.

It should be noted that the country, apart from the known and exploited ores (copper, cobalt, gold, diamond, coltan, lithium, manganese, tin, zinc, silver, uranium, lead, cadmium, tantalum, tungsten, manganese…) the DR Congo notably has a large number of minerals almost unknown to the Congolese and breads from the area, which are still more untapped.
We are talking about the deposits of about fifty discovered minerals, but only a dozen are exploited for the moment.

A country with all the potential to be a world power, which for 63 years has had serious difficulties in developing economically and socially, with more than 80% of the population living on less than US$1.9 a day.

Wealth of which only less than 5% of the population, authorities, politicians and courtiers who sell them off to foreigners for their personal enrichment.

MINERALS DESCRIBED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN DR CONGO
ALTHUPITE: Piret and Deliens, 1987 Kobokobo, Kivu
ANDREMEYERITE: Sahama and Hytönen, 1973 Volcanoes of Kivu
ANTHOINITE: Varlamoff, 1947 Kalima, Kivu
ASTROCYANITE-(Ce): Deliens and Piret, 1990 East Kamoto, Katanga
BECQUERELITE: Schoep, 1922 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
BIJVOETITE-(Y): Deliens and Piret, 1982 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
BILLIETITE: Vaes, 1947 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
BRIARTITE: Francotte et al, 1965 Kipushi, Katanga
BUTTGENBACHITE: Schoep, 1925 Likasi, Katanga
CATTIERITE: Kerr, 1945 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
CLARINGBULLITE: Fejer et al, 197 Kambove, Katanga
COMBEITE: Sahama and Hytönen, 1957 Volcanoes of Kivu
COMBLAINITE: Piret and Deliens, 1980 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
CORNETITE: Buttgenbach, 1917 Etoile mine, Katanga
CUPROSKLODOWSKITE: Vaes, 1933 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
CURITY: Schoep, 1921 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
DELHAYELITE: Sahama and Hytönen, 1959 Volcanoes of Kivu
DEMESMAEKERITE: Cesbron et al, 1965 Musonoi, Katanga
DERRIKSITE: Cesbron et al, 1971 Musonoi, Katanga
DEWINDTITE: Schoep, 1922 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
DUMONTITE: Schoep, 1924 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
EYLETTERSITE: Van Wambeke, 1972 Kobokobo, Kivu
FOURMARIERITE: Buttgenbach, 1924 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
FRANCOISITE-(Nd): Piret et al, 1988 East, Katanga
GÖTZENITE: Sahama and Hytönen, 1957 Volcanoes of Kivu
GUILLEMINITE: Pierrot et al, 1965 Musonoi, Katanga
GYSINITE-(Nd): Sarp and Bertrand, 1985 Kasompi, Katanga
HETEROGENITY-2H: Deliens and Goethals, 1973 Mindigi, Katanga
IANTHINITE: Schoep, 1926 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
JULIENITE: Schoep, 1928 Shamitumba, Katanga
KALIPYROCHLORE: Van Wambeke, 1965 Lueshe, Kivu
KAMITUGAITE: Deliens and Piret, 1984 Kipushi, Kivu
KAMOTOITE-(Y): Deliens and Piret, 1986 Kamoto East, Katanga
KASOLITE: Schoep, 1921 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
KIPUSHITE: Piret et al, 1985 Kipushi, Katanga
KIRSCHTEINITE: Sahama and Hytönen, 1957 Volcanoes of Kivu
KIVUITE: Van Wambeke, 1958 Kobokobo, Kivu
KOLWEZITE: Deliens and Piret, 1980 Kolwezi, Katanga
LEPERSONNITE-(Gd): Deliens and Piret, 1982 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
LIKASITE: Schoep et al, 1955 Likasi, Katanga
LUBEROITE: Jedwab et al, 1992 Lubero, Kivu
LUDJIBAITE: Piret and Deliens, 1988 Ludjiba, Katanga
LUESHITE: Safiannikoff, 1959 Lueshe, Kivu
MARTHOZITE: Cesbron et al, 1969 Musonoi, Katanga
MASUYITE: Vaes, 1947 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
METASALEEITE: Mrose, 1950 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
METASTUDTITY: Deliens and Piret, 1983 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
METAVANMEERSSCHEITE: Piret and Deliens, 1982 Kobokobo, Kivu
MOREAUITE: Deliens and Piret, 1985 Kobokobo, Kivu
MUNDITE: Deliens and Piret, 1981 Kobokobo, Kivu
OOSTERBOSCHITE: Johan et al, 1970 Musonoi, Katanga
OURSINITE: Deliens and Piret, 1983 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
PARASCHOEPITE: Schoep and Stradiot, 1947 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
PARSONSITE: Schoep, 1923 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
PHURALUMITE: Deliens and Piret, 1979 Kobokobo, Kivu
PIRETITE: Vochten et al, 1997 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
RANKAMAITE: Von Knorring et al, 1969 Mumba, Kivu
RANUNCULITY: Deliens and Piret, 1979 Kobokobo, Kivu
RENIERITE: Vaes, 1948 Kipushi,
RICHETITY: Vaes, 1947 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
ROUBAULTITE: Cesbron et al, 1970 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SALEEITE: Thoreau and Vaes, 1932 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SAYRIT; Piret and Deliens, 1983 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SCHOEPITE: Walker, 1923 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SCHUILINGITE-(Nd): Vaes, 1947 Kasompi, Katanga
SEELITE: Bariand et al, 1993 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SENGIERITE: Vaes and Kerr, 1949 Musonoi, Katanga
SHABAITE-(Nd): Deliens and Piret, 1989 Kamoto East, Katanga
SHARPITE: Melon, 1935 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SKLODOWSKITE: Schoep, 1924 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SODDYITE: Schoep, 1922 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
STUDTITE: Vaes, 1947 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
SWAMBOITE: Deliens and Piret, 1981 Swaambo, Katanga
THOREAULITE: Buttgenbach, 1933 Manono, Katanga
THREADGOLDITE: Deliens and Piret, 1979 Kobokobo, Kivu
TRIANGULITY: Deliens and Piret, 1982 Kobokobo, Kivu
TRIKALSILITE: Sahama and Smith, 1957 Kabfumo, Kivu
UPALITY: Deliens and Piret, 1979 Kobokobo, Kivu
URANCALCARITE: Deliens and Piret, 1984 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
VAESITE: Kerr, 1943 Kasompi, Katanga
VANDENBRANDEITE: Schoep, 1932 Kalongwe, Katanga
VANDENDRIESSCHEITE: Vaes, 1947 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
VANMEERSSCHEITE: Piret and Deliens, 1982 Kobokobo, Kivu
VARLAMOFFITE By: Dycker, 1947 Kalima, Kivu
WAKEFIELDITE-(Ce): Deliens and Piret, 1977 Kusu, Bas-Congo
WYARTITE: Guillemin and Protas, 1959 Shinkolobwe, Katanga
ZAIRITE: Van Wambeke, 1975 Etaetu, Kivu

Zaïrite is a phosphate mineral with the chemical formula Bi(Fe3+,Al)3[(OH)6| ( PO4)2], the mineral was first described in the in the north of the province of Kivu, in the Republic Democratic Republic of the Congo (then Zaire), usually in zones of alteration of quartz wolframite deposits where it occurs with native bismuth, bismutite, quartz and mica.

Gatherite is a rare copper-zinc - germanium sulphide mineral with the chemical formula (Cu,Zn)11(Ge,As)2Fe4S16. It is found at Kipushi Mine , Democratic Republic of the Congo; and Namibia, among others.

 

[rocknrolla]

Whatever happens we’re one day closer

 

[Carlos Danger]

Whatever happens we’re one day closer

 

[Dazmac66]

This is from 6 months ago. Mupande's house of cards is still standing. The MoM is too busy making up reasons to fuck over companies that follow the mining code to worry about a little thing like the DG of CAMI ignoring being fired by 2 different presidents.
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Ahh ok, thanks for clarifying CD. Just followed some info that was posted earlier. Twitter always baffles me.

 

[CHB]

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical

NEWSECONOMY

The formal notice to Congo Gold Raffinerie by Minister Kalambayi based on the mining code is illegal and illogical​

July 27, 2023
Kiki Kienge


By Kiki Kienge
The Minister of Mines of the DR Congo, Mrs. Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi justified her decision of her formal notice, by a non-respect of the company CGR of certain provisions of the Mining Code, social obligations, in particular those relating to the drafting of specifications for social responsibilities.

In his decree, N'Samba Kalambayi referred to a formal notice sent to this gold mining company which had six months to regularize the situation.
But now, according to the Ministry of Mines, six months later, the CGR company has never started a single procedure to meet its social obligations.

It should be remembered that, only a few months ago, the same Minister of Mines had guaranteed to the leaders of this company the legality of their actions and her support for their company.

“Madam Minister reassured us of her support ,” said Dieudonné Kasembo Nyembo , one of the directors and partner in Congo Gold Refinery.

What surprises the experts of the mining sector, is that the Minister of Mines brandishes the mining code as the reason for her sanctions, when this one (mining code) specifies in her mind, that the processing entities are not subject to the Specifications.

“The CGR is criticized for not having signed the specifications. Only holders of mining rights and quarrying authorizations are subject to this obligation,” says Pierre Okenda, director of Resource Matters .

Congo Gold Raffinerie reacted to the ministerial decree, through one of its spokespersons:

“We don't understand, the specifications apply to mining entities that have an operating license, we are not an operating company. »

For Pierre Okenda, the Congo Gold refinery license cannot be withdrawn for these reasons put forward by the Ministry of Mines.

They could take learnings from the AVZ saga.

Go straight to the courts. Fuck negotiation.

We lost nearly a year "negotiating"

 

[Mickyb64]

They could take learnings from the AVZ saga.

Go straight to the courts. Fuck negotiation.

We lost nearly a year "negotiating"

Is there anything to suggest that there have been any negotiations?? Certainly nothing from AVZ BOD or DRC Government.

 

[Cumquat Cap]

Apparently ICSID has brought DRC Govt to the table although nothing concrete

 

[CHB]

Is there anything to suggest that there have been any negotiations?? Certainly nothing from AVZ BOD or DRC Government.

I believe in the first few months the BOD had talked about being in discussions with the "highest level of government". Then it was with "competent DRC authorities".

All the while turns out nothing was going on.

If we had went straight to ICSID sooner we may have cut out 6 months of waiting we didn't need.

 

[CHB]

Apparently ICSID has brought DRC Govt to the table although nothing concrete

If a TO or JV is in play then does it matter if they're brought to the table? Because you'd expect the court case to be withdrawn eventually?

If they're brought to the table then to me a TO or JV has not been negotiated.