AVZ Discussion 2022
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It's just a case of trust us.
Don't you love them?
Give your company away and maybe we will give you some qantas frequent flyer points in return.....in 5 years time, if we don't forget.
What an absolute bunch of tossers, who falls for that ploy?
It is even worse than the door to door roof painters which you have to pay up front and than do a runner.
And after 3 months and they use your voting rights and they tell you: Sorry here are your shares back, we don't need them now.
Fukwits
Posted by Jens:
John Dunlop, Director General of the United States Agency for International Development. Lubumbashi, June 13, 2024
Radio Okapi/Jean Ngandu
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) called on Wednesday, June 12, for respect for human rights in the extractive sector.
Its Director General, John Dunlop, made this call during the press conference he hosted on the sidelines of the 9th edition of the DRC mining week, held in Lubumbashi (Haut-Katanga).
Through this call, he explained that he wanted to see the Congolese benefit from the riches of their country.
"We have targeted a lot of human rights issues in the mining sector, including child labor, and ensure that the sector is more or less clean in the sense that when you buy either cobalt or gold, you can know that the extraction of this mineral was done with an eye toward justice and respect for human rights," reported John Dunlop.
USAID intends to increase its focus on mining and mineral issues, by targeting good governance in the mineral sector and ensuring a fair environment for all investors.
"Here there is no corruption and the minerals come from the mines to the people who use them. We cannot know that we have the best price not only for the people who consume but also for the Government and the people of the DRC," concluded John Dunlop.
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Lubumbashi: USAID calls for respect for human rights in the extractive sector
Published on Thu, 06/13/2024 - 07:38 PM | Modified on Thu, 06/13/2024 - 07:38 PM
John Dunlop, Director General of the United States Agency for International Development. Lubumbashi, June 13, 2024
Radio Okapi/Jean Ngandu
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) called on Wednesday, June 12, for respect for human rights in the extractive sector.
Its Director General, John Dunlop, made this call during the press conference he hosted on the sidelines of the 9th edition of the DRC mining week, held in Lubumbashi (Haut-Katanga).
Through this call, he explained that he wanted to see the Congolese benefit from the riches of their country.
"We have targeted a lot of human rights issues in the mining sector, including child labor, and ensure that the sector is more or less clean in the sense that when you buy either cobalt or gold, you can know that the extraction of this mineral was done with an eye toward justice and respect for human rights," reported John Dunlop.
USAID intends to increase its focus on mining and mineral issues, by targeting good governance in the mineral sector and ensuring a fair environment for all investors.
"Here there is no corruption and the minerals come from the mines to the people who use them. We cannot know that we have the best price not only for the people who consume but also for the Government and the people of the DRC," concluded John Dunlop.
Read also on radiookapi.net:
300 vulnerable women in eastern DRC trained in bioethanol production
Sustainable mining practices at the heart of the 19th edition of the "DRC Mining Week in Lubumbashi"
Bin59
Regular
With the former Minister of Finance now due to face Justice on 15 July for his part in an overbilling scam, when will we see the former Minister of Portfolio as well as Celestine Kibeya of Cominiere who are also accused of corruption in the Dathcom/Manono file brought to Justice?
The former Minister of Finance took his flight with his wife to the French capital last weekend.
This trip for health care reasons to Paris raised an outcry in Congolese opinion.
Questioned by the courts for the case of overbilling drilling and streetlights, the former national silversmith leaves the country when his two co-accused in the same judicial soap opera, Rubota and Mike Kasenga are already languishing at Makala prison.
Asked about the subject, relatives of Nicolas Kazadi confirm that he is indeed sick. According to this, the former Minister of Finance, far from evading, returns to Kinshasa in 15 days, on July 15 to face Congolese justice,
It should be noted that the National Assembly had granted authorization to investigate against Kazadi, who had become a national deputy.
Eric Wemba
congo-press.com / MCP, via mediacongo.net
In Paris for health care: Nicola Kazadi expected in Kinshasa on July 15 to face justice (close)
01.07.2024
The former Minister of Finance took his flight with his wife to the French capital last weekend.
This trip for health care reasons to Paris raised an outcry in Congolese opinion.
Questioned by the courts for the case of overbilling drilling and streetlights, the former national silversmith leaves the country when his two co-accused in the same judicial soap opera, Rubota and Mike Kasenga are already languishing at Makala prison.
Asked about the subject, relatives of Nicolas Kazadi confirm that he is indeed sick. According to this, the former Minister of Finance, far from evading, returns to Kinshasa in 15 days, on July 15 to face Congolese justice,
It should be noted that the National Assembly had granted authorization to investigate against Kazadi, who had become a national deputy.
Eric Wemba
congo-press.com / MCP, via mediacongo.net
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Xerof
Biding my Time 1971
I think Issuer Sponsored status might give AVZ some leverage in whether to accept and register transfers or not, if deemed to be obtained fraudulently, but perhaps our resident legal experts may wish to comment
Clearly, this HK letter is fraudulent in claiming AVZ recommend acceptance
Tanganyika : La société Manono Lithium S.A.S ne jure que par des actions concrètes (Communication)
– Tout le contenu du web congolais centralisé - Infos - Actualité RD Congo, météo RD Congo, localisation, offres d'emploi personnalisées, appels d'offres, opportunités, achats-ventes en ligne et bien plus
afriliks.com
A somewhat interesting yet one sided article about fissures amongst the Manono community. a catholic church leader - pro AVZ - on the one hand, and Luba Mwilambwe Wa Nsenga Sébastien, of the Bakongolo chiefdom - pro Zijin - on the other.
LithiumKing
Regular
Suggest we again call out Geoff jones on all twitter posts by Global lithium. Geoff jones is just as accountable and complicit as Michael Carrick. These scumbags need to be called out. The business world needs to know they have no intergrity
Frank
Top 20
With the former Minister of Finance now due to face Justice on 15 July for his part in an overbilling scam, when will we see the former Ministers of Portfolio & Minister of Mines as well as Celestine Kibeya of Cominiere who are also accused of corruption in the Dathcom/Manono file brought to Justice?
In Paris for health care: Nicola Kazadi expected in Kinshasa on July 15 to face justice (close)
01.07.2024
The former Minister of Finance took his flight with his wife to the French capital last weekend.
This trip for health care reasons to Paris raised an outcry in Congolese opinion.
Questioned by the courts for the case of overbilling drilling and streetlights, the former national silversmith leaves the country when his two co-accused in the same judicial soap opera, Rubota and Mike Kasenga are already languishing at Makala prison.
Asked about the subject, relatives of Nicolas Kazadi confirm that he is indeed sick. According to this, the former Minister of Finance, far from evading, returns to Kinshasa in 15 days, on July 15 to face Congolese justice,
It should be noted that the National Assembly had granted authorization to investigate against Kazadi, who had become a national deputy.
Eric Wemba
congo-press.com / MCP, via mediacongo.net
Government: no reduction in the lifestyle of institutions since 332.8 million USD were spent on the operation of ministries in 5 months!
These are figures which confirm that the reduction in the lifestyle of institutions remains an illusion in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
While other sectors, notably social, are operating slowly, the functioning of ministries cost the public treasury the whopping sum of 945.3 billion Congolese Francs (CDF), or 332.8 million US dollars (USD) at the end. May 2024.
This figure comes from the budgetary monitoring statements of the General Directorate of Budgetary Policies and Programming during the first five months of the current year.
The budgetary forecasts in favor of operating expenses for the ministries during the period considered were set at 921.8 billion CDF.
Which means that the rate of consumption of these budget forecasts is 102.5%.
For the entire year 2024, the finance law has provided for the sum of 2,212.4 billion CDF, or 779 million USD for the operation of ministries.
It would therefore not be an exaggeration to assert that any current Congolese minister will end the current year as a millionaire in American dollars.
Moreover, the functioning of institutions represents a little more than 67% of the national budget estimated at 16 billion USD.
For a small comparison, education and health share only 5%.
No wonder then that politics is considered one of the most lucrative professions in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Dave Evans
Regular
As soon as I posted this latest reply to Global Lithium this morning, they took down their post on Twitter
Dave Evans
@DaveEva12049801
Global Lithium’s links to Chinese seeking to usurp the AVZ Minerals BOD sees Geoff Jones involved in a scam that deceptively acquired AVZ shares Global Lithium has low grade small lithium deposits and its share price dropped over 80% in the last year
Dave Evans
@DaveEva12049801
@ASIC_Connect @Treasury_AU
Global Lithium founder Dianmin Chen was MD of Zijin’s Norton Goldfields & has strong ties to CATH, Lithium Plus & Yibin who all voted to roll the AVZ BOD GL1 Chairman Geoff Jones received AVZ’s share register via M Carrick to make unsolicited offers
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Mr_Tones83
Regular
Imagine a day when the Chinese admitted they did something wrong! Gaslighting is their standard defence mechanism.Tanganyika : La société Manono Lithium S.A.S ne jure que par des actions concrètes (Communication)
– Tout le contenu du web congolais centralisé - Infos - Actualité RD Congo, météo RD Congo, localisation, offres d'emploi personnalisées, appels d'offres, opportunités, achats-ventes en ligne et bien plus
A somewhat interesting yet one sided article about fissures amongst the Manono community. a catholic church leader - pro AVZ - on the one hand, and Luba Mwilambwe Wa Nsenga Sébastien, of the Bakongolo chiefdom - pro Zijin - on the other.
Chase
Regular
So spam the fuck out of global lithium posts on twitter?..I'll unload if in our interests?As soon as I posted this latest reply to Global Lithium this morning, they took down their post on Twitter
Dave Evans
@DaveEva12049801
Global Lithium’s links to Chinese seeking to usurp the AVZ Minerals BOD sees Geoff Jones involved in a scam that deceptively acquired AVZ shares Global Lithium has low grade small lithium deposits and its share price dropped over 80% in the last year
Dave Evans
@DaveEva12049801
@ASIC_Connect @Treasury_AU
Global Lithium founder Dianmin Chen was MD of Zijin’s Norton Goldfields & has strong ties to CATH, Lithium Plus & Yibin who all voted to roll the AVZ BOD GL1 Chairman Geoff Jones received AVZ’s share register via M Carrick to make unsolicited offers
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