No Mate. What I'm referring to is in relation to the North being stolen . Roche Dure is still in play . I should have been more specific . imojust bloody sell off market then….simples
No Mate. What I'm referring to is in relation to the North being stolen . Roche Dure is still in play . I should have been more specific . imojust bloody sell off market then….simples
No Mate. What I'm referring to is in relation to the North being stolen . Roche Dure is still in play . I should have been more specific . imo
I have been following August for a while now and have noticed he is a strong supporter of sleepy Biden and anti-trump so be aware of some bias in his political views.
As much as I'd also like this to be true, sadly, I don't think the words "Zijin" and "honest" work in the same sentenceWould love for Zijin to be feeling the pressure from all this and just make an honest offer for the whole shebang.
Hopefully the pressure from the various arbitrations force them to do so.Would love for Zijin to be feeling the pressure from all this and just make an honest offer for the whole shebang.
Mate we are just going to have to disagree on this . It needs to be resolved before it goes the full distance in the courts . The whole point of going through the ICSID process is to pressure/encourage Felix to resolve the situation before it goes that far .Wombat,
Lets see what the lay of the land is - lets wait for the ICC and ICSID Rulings are and take it from there.
You dont own are car just because you have stolen it and have the key.
Regards,
SilentOne.
Resolved with what leverage?Mate we are just going to have to disagree on this . It needs to be resolved before it goes the full distance in the courts . The whole point of going through the ICSID process is to pressure/encourage Felix to resolve the situation before it goes that far .
I wouldn't buy a Chinese EV as yet.
I'm just considering looking for a BYD dealer in Oodnadatta could be a bit of a pain.
The Chinese are in the throws of flooding the world markets with cheap existing technology EV's.
It appears to me that people in Australia and now also in the US are not really taking up EV's and are more starting to look at PHEV's for obvious reasons. But buying a car with 2 propulsion systems, married together, makes it pretty clear that there is a problem with the current EV technology.
The other concern I have is with the current battery fires of electric scooters and E-bikes.
Is it that people use cheap and nasty chargers, or is it that the batteries are getting damaged due to insufficient quality suspension.
And how about jumping sand dunes with high powered 4x4 EV's?
I rather wait and watch developments like this.
The point is does Felix care about ICSID ? If he does he will resolve it before the DRC are found guilty . DRC/Felix already know they will lose at ICSID . The leverage is in the process not the result .Resolved with what leverage?
All good, just read your comment as Avz needs resolve it before ICSID/ICC not the Pres.The point is does Felix care about ICSID ? If he does he will resolve it before the DRC are found guilty . DRC/Felix already know they will lose at ICSID . The leverage is in the process not the result .
As much as I agree, I think having Chinese EV on the Aus market keeps the price down for other brands.Hopefully the pressure from the various arbitrations force them to do so.
As a shareholder I couldn't give a fuck about the internal or geopolitical factors at this point as long as we get out money out of shit hole DRC.
It just means we'll be flooded with more shit box, ugly and unrefined Chinese cars as those filthy parasites get more of a monopoly on critical minerals.
I won't be buying one regardless, makes me sick seeing them on the roads at this point.
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Sweet! some other idiot can buy that shit and we can all get a superior EV from Korea, Europe, Japan or the States at a reasonable price.As much as I agree, I think having Chinese EV on the Aus market keeps the price down for other brands.
There are fields of unsold EVs parked and fading in the Chinese sun.
DRCAnyone here a subscriber?
DRC : Conflict escalates between miners AVZ and Manono Lithium in Tanganyika - 20/06/2024 - Africa Intelligence
The Australian miner is at loggerheads with the joint venture between Cominière and the local subsidiary of Chinese giant Zijin. - 6/20/2024www.africaintelligence.com
I hope there is such a thing as karma. I'd do a lot for the opportunity to get back at the Chinese and the corrupt officials in the drc. what does make me mad is the apparent lack of support from aus, maybe there is something going on in the background but who knows, I suspect the labour government wouldnt give a shit as it is not on our soil and they're too focused on not upsetting the Chinese.DRC
Conflict escalates between miners AVZ and Manono Lithium in Tanganyika
Published on 20.06.2024 at 04:40 GMT Reading time 2 minutes
In addition to the arbitration it has launched before the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in Paris, Australian mining firm AVZ Minerals has to contend with an increasingly hostile situation on the ground in Manono in Tanganyika Province. The group is at loggerheads with Manono Lithium, the joint venture between state-owned Cominière and the Chinese giant Zijin Mining Group's Congolese subsidiary. The two parties are prospecting for lithium in the same area and have locked horns over the construction of a road.
AVZ claims Manono Lithium began building the road in order to gain easier access to its own concession. The Australian company opposed this encroachment and launched multiple legal proceedings last year, including the ICC arbitration in Paris, to recover its operating permit. The permit was withdrawn in January 2023 by a decree issued by Mines Minister Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi, who referred at the time to a dispute between shareholders. The dispute began after the break-down in AVZ's partnership with Cominière, which gradually drew closer to the Chinese group, Zijin (AI, 13/12/22).
Manono Lithium may well have designs on AVZ's concession, but it is also facing a number of difficulties. Last May, the deputy governor of Tanganyika Province, Ferdinand Massamba Wa Massamba, suspended the joint venture's activities until further notice. The authorities accused it of failing to submit an environmental impact study, a prerequisite for obtaining a mining permit. But the province's decision did not stop Manono Lithium from moving up a gear. As well as building the road, it is currently constructing a hydroelectric dam on the Lukushi River.