If anyone lives in Perth you can always pay Nigel and his crew a visit . New address is on the website .
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Re: West African Aquaculture Ltd, Kurt Lennart Hansson and Martje Bolt Hansson v. Republic of The Gambia (ICSID Case No. ARB/18/10)
In April 2024, the ICSID ruled in favor of Swedish and Australian investors, ordering Gambia to pay damages for the unlawful expropriation of their tiger-prawn farming business. The case stemmed from actions taken by the Gambian government under former president Yahya Jammeh, which involved the direct seizure of the investors' aquaculture facility without compensation. Does that sound familiar?
The Tribunal awarded the investors approximately 95% of the damages they claimed, amounting to over £20 million ($AU39.3 million), along with interest at a rate of 8% from the date of expropriation until payment is made. Additionally, the investors were awarded full legal costs associated with the arbitration process. The Gambian government acknowledged the award, linking it to the previous administration's disregard for the rule of law and arbitrary decision-making practices.
As we are all aware, AVZ has a solid case against the corrupt DRC snake headed by Felix Tshisekedi. It just needs to remain sufficiently buoyant and engaged to see things through to completion.
Cheers
F
PS, still on Ko Samui and considering not coming home until this shit is resolved or I run out of money (whichever comes first).
Re: West African Aquaculture Ltd, Kurt Lennart Hansson and Martje Bolt Hansson v. Republic of The Gambia (ICSID Case No. ARB/18/10)
In April 2024, the ICSID ruled in favor of Swedish and Australian investors, ordering Gambia to pay damages for the unlawful expropriation of their tiger-prawn farming business. The case stemmed from actions taken by the Gambian government under former president Yahya Jammeh, which involved the direct seizure of the investors' aquaculture facility without compensation. Does that sound familiar?
The Tribunal awarded the investors approximately 95% of the damages they claimed, amounting to over £20 million ($AU39.3 million), along with interest at a rate of 8% from the date of expropriation until payment is made. Additionally, the investors were awarded full legal costs associated with the arbitration process. The Gambian government acknowledged the award, linking it to the previous administration's disregard for the rule of law and arbitrary decision-making practices.
As we are all aware, AVZ has a solid case against the corrupt DRC snake headed by Felix Tshisekedi. It just needs to remain sufficiently buoyant and engaged to see things through to completion.
Cheers
F
PS, still on Ko Samui and considering not coming home until this shit is resolved or I run out of money (whichever comes first).
A guy walks into a bar and orders 12 shots. Before the bartender even returns with the bill, the man has slammed back half of them and shows no signs of slowing down. As the guy finishes his final shot, the bartender asks, "Why are you drinking so fast?"
The guy wipes his mouth and replies, "You would be drinking fast, too, if you had what I had." The bartender asks, "What do you have?"
The guy says, "75 cents,” and runs out the door.
The guy wipes his mouth and replies, "You would be drinking fast, too, if you had what I had." The bartender asks, "What do you have?"
The guy says, "75 cents,” and runs out the door.
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BRICK
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um... so, was his name Nigel?
CashKing
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Nigel is still getting paid, more than likely a AVZ Shareholder….
75cents
I’d rather $1 and this ended but whatever. GLTAH
When next in Perth I would be more inclined to chase up Michael Carrick.
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For anyone going, happy to shout the drinks...
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oxxa23
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Technically not a capital loss yet... you still own shares in a company that's alive and kicking..... alive and limping....
Winenut
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Chemical accident in Lualaba: two NGOs warn of the consequences
Last updated: 2024/07/25 at 10:51 PMMinesPublished July 25, 2024
In the Lualaba province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a tanker truck belonging to the COMMUS company and transporting sulfuric acid overturned on the night of Sunday, July 21, near the Kelangile River.
In a joint press release on Thursday, July 25, two Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) warned of the harmful consequences of this accident. They are Action for Integral and Sustainable Development (ADID) and Initiative for the Protection of Human Rights and Social Reintegration (IPDHOR).
They say they fear considerable damage to "aquatic ecosystems, including fish, crabs and plant species. Despite the ongoing identification of victims, some people are harvesting vegetables in the contaminated areas," the press release reads.
These two local civil society organizations stress the need to raze these fields in order to protect public health, destroy contaminated crops, decontaminate rivers and put in place preventive measures.
Daniel Bawuna
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China's Zijin owns 72% of COMMUS and the project is in the mining hub of Kolwezi in Lualaba province.
The state-owned Gecamines controls the balance.
Zijin also holds an interest in Congo's largest copper project, Ivanhoe Mines Ltd.'s Kamoa-Kakula.19 Apr 2024
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Chemical accident in Lualaba: two NGOs warn of the consequences
Last updated: 2024/07/25 at 10:51 PM
MinesPublished July 25, 2024
In the Lualaba province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a tanker truck belonging to the COMMUS company and transporting sulfuric acid overturned on the night of Sunday, July 21, near the Kelangile River.
In a joint press release on Thursday, July 25, two Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) warned of the harmful consequences of this accident. They are Action for Integral and Sustainable Development (ADID) and Initiative for the Protection of Human Rights and Social Reintegration (IPDHOR).
They say they fear considerable damage to "aquatic ecosystems, including fish, crabs and plant species. Despite the ongoing identification of victims, some people are harvesting vegetables in the contaminated areas," the press release reads.
These two local civil society organizations stress the need to raze these fields in order to protect public health, destroy contaminated crops, decontaminate rivers and put in place preventive measures.
Daniel Bawuna
COMMUS:
China's Zijin owns 72% of COMMUS and the project is in the mining hub of Kolwezi in Lualaba province.
The state-owned Gecamines controls the balance.
Zijin also holds an interest in Congo's largest copper project, Ivanhoe Mines Ltd.'s Kamoa-Kakula.19 Apr 2024
That's almost like the truck carrying thousands of copies of Roget's Thesaurus that crashed last week as it left the New York publishing house.
According to the Associated Press, witnesses were stunned, startled, aghast, taken aback, stupefied, confused, punchy, shocked, rattled, paralysed, dazed, bewildered, mixed up, surprised, awed, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, astounded, amazed, confounded, astonished, boggled, overwhelmed, horrified, numbed, and perplexed.
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Actualité | Constant Mutamba : 'Tout celui qui va détourner un seul dollar des Congolais aura sa place à la prison de Makala' | mediacongo.net
Au cours d'un briefing de presse, tenu ce mardi 23 juillet, sur les réformes du gouvernement engagées dans le secteur de la justice, le ministre...
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Constant Mutamba: "Anyone who will hijack a single dollar from the Congolese will have his place in Makala prison"
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Constant Mutamba, Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals
During a press briefing, held on Tuesday, July 23, on the government's reforms undertaken in the justice sector, the Minister of State in charge of Justice and Keeper of the Seals, Constant Mutamba, answering the question about the perpetrators of financial embezzlement and embezzlement of public funds, indicated that anyone who will divert a single dollar from the Congolese will have his place in Makala prison.
"The Head of State gave us the mission to crack down. We will therefore be intransigent and intractable vis-à-vis all diverters of the state's public money. Anyone who will divert a single dollar from the Congolese will have his place in Makala prison. And we will reserve relentless answers to this, "he said.
Regarding the former Minister of Finance, Nicolas Kazadi Kadima, accused of embezzlement of public funds in the case of the purchase of drills and streetlights, the Minister of Justice made it known that "no one is above the law", while nevertheless evoking the principle of the presumption of innocence guaranteed by the country's Constitution.
"Alone the judge is authorized, in terms of our law, to be able to condemn someone for an offending fact. So, I wouldn't want to interfere in an ongoing instruction, "said Constant Mutamba.
In addition, the latter said he had set up a framework for consultation with the Attorney General at the Court of Cassation, in order to prosecute all cases related to embezzlement of public funds.
(Can only hope he follows through on his promise to review all files of corruption/ embezzlement sent to their office over the past 3 years).
Much more, the Minister also indicated that parallel investigation mechanisms against money laundering have been put in place. These mechanisms provide for unconditional confiscation of property, in accordance with Article 130 of the new Money Laundering Act.
Joslin Lomba
congo-press.com (MCP) / mediacongo.net
Means nothing , if you get court just say your sick and need to visit another country , NEXTActualité | Constant Mutamba : 'Tout celui qui va détourner un seul dollar des Congolais aura sa place à la prison de Makala' | mediacongo.net
Au cours d'un briefing de presse, tenu ce mardi 23 juillet, sur les réformes du gouvernement engagées dans le secteur de la justice, le ministre...www.mediacongo.net
Constant Mutamba: "Anyone who will hijack a single dollar from the Congolese will have his place in Makala prison"
24.07.2024
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Constant Mutamba, Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals
During a press briefing, held on Tuesday, July 23, on the government's reforms undertaken in the justice sector, the Minister of State in charge of Justice and Keeper of the Seals, Constant Mutamba, answering the question about the perpetrators of financial embezzlement and embezzlement of public funds, indicated that anyone who will divert a single dollar from the Congolese will have his place in Makala prison.
"The Head of State gave us the mission to crack down. We will therefore be intransigent and intractable vis-à-vis all diverters of the state's public money. Anyone who will divert a single dollar from the Congolese will have his place in Makala prison. And we will reserve relentless answers to this, "he said.
Regarding the former Minister of Finance, Nicolas Kazadi Kadima, accused of embezzlement of public funds in the case of the purchase of drills and streetlights, the Minister of Justice made it known that "no one is above the law", while nevertheless evoking the principle of the presumption of innocence guaranteed by the country's Constitution.
"Alone the judge is authorized, in terms of our law, to be able to condemn someone for an offending fact. So, I wouldn't want to interfere in an ongoing instruction, "said Constant Mutamba.
In addition, the latter said he had set up a framework for consultation with the Attorney General at the Court of Cassation, in order to prosecute all cases related to embezzlement of public funds.
(Can only hope he follows through on his promise to review all files of corruption/ embezzlement sent to their office over the past 3 years).
Much more, the Minister also indicated that parallel investigation mechanisms against money laundering have been put in place. These mechanisms provide for unconditional confiscation of property, in accordance with Article 130 of the new Money Laundering Act.
Joslin Lomba
congo-press.com (MCP) / mediacongo.net
Trump is a nut job ,and his new vice idiot who is a redneck Hill Billy Mountain Dew moron , is going to make sure Trump gets his arse kicked at the next election . IMO
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If FT was a true leader, the IGF report should of been enuff evidence to tell his chinese masters where to go, instead, he has allowed his true saviour ( AVZ ) to bleed dry and disregarded Jules Alingete great work .........all at the same time.
Its been 7 months since fat cat was re elected, what has the fuck tard achieved in that time ?
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