AVZ Discussion 2022
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I saw this in the morning , “lady in brown dress” and said,” not bad not bad” before realising ….
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You need to be more specific in your requests to Siri/Google/Alexa to improve those ad results
Der Geist
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Nope
Rediah
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You need to be more specific in your requests to Siri/Google/Alexa to improve those ad results
The confusion came as I dont see these ads on my phone or my computer but it's on my iPad, and i thought why we are worried about the glamorous life of the lawyer, let her enjoy, and then i saw this message.
I thought Wino may have lots to drink last night, how can he not see that she IS wearing a dress.
LOCKY82
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Hate to say it but starting to lean towards being happy with a TO anything above $2 I'll happily take my money out of this DRC investment, even if we come out smelling of roses going forward I don't trust the bastards one bit, I mean I knew corruption was gonna be there but jaysus give me strength. My mental health can't take no more boss my avziety is off the charts 
Winenut
GO AVZ!!!!
She's not wearing a dress
Follow the links and blow up the picture full size
She's wearing a pair of pants!
Bin59
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From the recent Council of Ministers 63rd Meeting:
IV.2. Bill on the Digital Code
The Minister of Digital has made the economy of the Bill on the Digital Code in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Already amended by the Council of Ministers, he indicated that this Digital Code project also benefited from the comments and recommendations of certain international organizations operating in this sector.
Integrating these concerns, the Experts have resolved to restructure the draft Digital Code by strictly limiting its scope to the digital sector alone.
Thus, the text went from seven to five books, so as to avoid any conflict on the scope with other laws in force, in particular the Law on telecommunications and information and communication technologies. .
Moreover, with the use of digital technology, the Democratic Republic of Congo, like any other country, is faced with new issues and challenges.
These relate in particular to the protection of privacy, to digital sovereignty over the data of its citizens, to the legal validity of the tool, of writing and of electronic evidence in exchanges, to the protection consumers in the context of e-commerce, against the spread of "fake news", and also to the responses to be reserved for malicious acts on information systems and of which natural or legal persons may be victims.
Codification makes it possible to group together legal texts with the aim of ensuring harmonization between the different texts, by establishing a coherent whole. The primary objective is to unify the law, to make it readable and accessible, to facilitate its application and interpretation, concluded the Minister of Digital.
After debate and deliberations, the Council adopted this Bill.
IV.2. Bill on the Digital Code
The Minister of Digital has made the economy of the Bill on the Digital Code in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Already amended by the Council of Ministers, he indicated that this Digital Code project also benefited from the comments and recommendations of certain international organizations operating in this sector.
Integrating these concerns, the Experts have resolved to restructure the draft Digital Code by strictly limiting its scope to the digital sector alone.
Thus, the text went from seven to five books, so as to avoid any conflict on the scope with other laws in force, in particular the Law on telecommunications and information and communication technologies. .
Moreover, with the use of digital technology, the Democratic Republic of Congo, like any other country, is faced with new issues and challenges.
These relate in particular to the protection of privacy, to digital sovereignty over the data of its citizens, to the legal validity of the tool, of writing and of electronic evidence in exchanges, to the protection consumers in the context of e-commerce, against the spread of "fake news", and also to the responses to be reserved for malicious acts on information systems and of which natural or legal persons may be victims.
Codification makes it possible to group together legal texts with the aim of ensuring harmonization between the different texts, by establishing a coherent whole. The primary objective is to unify the law, to make it readable and accessible, to facilitate its application and interpretation, concluded the Minister of Digital.
After debate and deliberations, the Council adopted this Bill.
cruiser51
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Rediah
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But its not reflecting on SP of other lithium players out there, they are still struggling for past 2 weeks?
It took months to go from 37c to 4c . That was roughly a 90% drop . At our current SP that would put us at 8cents. Can't see it going that low if the outlook is positive . At 8 cents and positive we will be vulnerable to predators .
bloke383
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I'm hoping the DG of CAMI has been told by Felix to GTFO , otherwise you're going to jail . He was "suspended" 18mths (?) ago , but has never left his position !
MoneyBags1348
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Looking at global recession risks and what’s been going on in stock exchanges all around the world, at least we have been spared the ups and downs but at the same time it’s very disappointing to see what’s happening with LTR (who I’m sure many here also follow) up over 5% again today when the market is experiencing another big down day.
On the flip side to that disappointment is it gives an indication of where AVZ could quickly move to and beyond.
As @Frank said to me the other day, with something like 4000 shareholders on the register, it’s possible only a small percentage of them access this forum, so it’s important that those here who attend the Roadshow and ask questions know all the facts relating to the questions being asked and do it like professionals, because even though the BOD and executives may be seen by some (including me) as overpaid and over-entitled, they are professionals and will be going into the AGM (and the Roadshows) fully prepared.
As mentioned before, it would not be appropriate to go there with any type of cavalier, unprofessional or unprepared attitude. At the Sydney Roadshow I was staggered at the unprofessional approach of the majority who attended.
I personally believe Nigel is genuine (the only one) but even he only gives out what he wants to, and it’s up to shareholders to join the dots. In Sydney I formed my own opinions by spending about 20min with him, and in that time he pretty well gave away nothing, but if you know what you’re looking for you can get a sense of the answers you are seeking by what he is not saying.
I’m just one shareholder here, I’ve heard a few professional suggestions.
Here’s a little story about something a friend told me when I was young. He said “If you want anything, always go straight to the top”….
Example
In the late 80’s I got a job in the Newcastle Gas Company. I’d been there two weeks when a mate who was overseas wanted me to meet him and travel around Indonesia surfing. When I said I only just got the job, his exact words to me were “put your evil brain into action and get the time off”.
Sure enough within the week, I bypassed the foremen, walked straight passed the Supervisors offices and and walked straight up to the Manager’s office and spoke him. I told him my best mate’s Mum had won the lotto and was paying for me to travel overseas and it was a once in a lifetime opportunity. When I came back to work no one in the Gas Co could believe the manager gave me 6 weeks leave without pay…. Just goes to show what you can do if you put your mind to it!
Anyway I’ve done enough talking, just remember if you put your mind to something, and your determined, you can have great success
And we want professionalism at the Roadshow and not this kind of of thing when it comes to question time
On the flip side to that disappointment is it gives an indication of where AVZ could quickly move to and beyond.
As @Frank said to me the other day, with something like 4000 shareholders on the register, it’s possible only a small percentage of them access this forum, so it’s important that those here who attend the Roadshow and ask questions know all the facts relating to the questions being asked and do it like professionals, because even though the BOD and executives may be seen by some (including me) as overpaid and over-entitled, they are professionals and will be going into the AGM (and the Roadshows) fully prepared.
As mentioned before, it would not be appropriate to go there with any type of cavalier, unprofessional or unprepared attitude. At the Sydney Roadshow I was staggered at the unprofessional approach of the majority who attended.
I personally believe Nigel is genuine (the only one) but even he only gives out what he wants to, and it’s up to shareholders to join the dots. In Sydney I formed my own opinions by spending about 20min with him, and in that time he pretty well gave away nothing, but if you know what you’re looking for you can get a sense of the answers you are seeking by what he is not saying.
I’m just one shareholder here, I’ve heard a few professional suggestions.
Here’s a little story about something a friend told me when I was young. He said “If you want anything, always go straight to the top”….
Example
In the late 80’s I got a job in the Newcastle Gas Company. I’d been there two weeks when a mate who was overseas wanted me to meet him and travel around Indonesia surfing. When I said I only just got the job, his exact words to me were “put your evil brain into action and get the time off”.
Sure enough within the week, I bypassed the foremen, walked straight passed the Supervisors offices and and walked straight up to the Manager’s office and spoke him. I told him my best mate’s Mum had won the lotto and was paying for me to travel overseas and it was a once in a lifetime opportunity. When I came back to work no one in the Gas Co could believe the manager gave me 6 weeks leave without pay…. Just goes to show what you can do if you put your mind to it!
Anyway I’ve done enough talking, just remember if you put your mind to something, and your determined, you can have great success
And we want professionalism at the Roadshow and not this kind of of thing when it comes to question time
cruiser51
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antimatter
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Sorry mate
Totally disagree.
We need to be careful not to put management on the defensive by seek ing to apportion blame ( "asleep at the wheel").
With little time for Q. we need to concentrate on where AVZ is going in the near term. ML, SEZ, FID, partners etc.
But most importantly, time lines.
Whilst, I understand and share your frustration we need to use this limited opportunity to the full.
Helios
Regular
I received my invite this morning and confirmed with the office that a share minimum does exist, I have 1million plus. I didn't get the minimum, although I get the impression from the conversation it depends on the location and availability of seating. Confirmed that I will be attending the Sydney presentation on the 9th. Looking forward to seeing many of you on this forum at the Roadshow. I am hoping that someone who lives in Sydney will put forward a meeting point before the Roadshow. I'm coming from Newcastle way
Frank
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ZES MALUKU: the first industrial productions expected in the 1st quarter of 2023
A veritable pole of attraction at the government's initiative, the pilot Special Economic Zone of Maluku is taking more and more shape as the development works are progressing rapidly to the satisfaction of the Minister of Industry, Julien Paluku Kahongya who deployed to the scene on October 07, 2022.
The work on site concerns the establishment of a few industrial companies, in particular Saphir Ceramics for the production of tiles, Varun Beverage for the Pepsi range and Unique Production for medicines.
The first production of tiles and earthenware made in Congo is expected in the 1st quarter of 2023.
Already, more than 300 jobs have been created by the Special Economic Zone, according to the Minister of Industry, who welcomed the the contribution of all the actors for this feat, particularly the President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi, the 1st Minister J-M Sama Lukonde as well as the whole of the government.
“The President of the Republic who gave this boost must feel happy.
We did not want to invite him here for the laying of the first stone because in 2020, the Prime Minister had officially handed over the area to the developer.
We considered inviting him here during the first productions.
I hope that in 2023, the whole government will come here to taste the first fruits of the SEZ”, he hinted before thanking the Congolese people for their particular attention to this vital project.
“A tip of the hat therefore to all these Congolese who closely follow this project which translates the vision of the President of the Republic.
They must know that other zones will be built in other spaces, especially since the Head of State has subdivided the Congolese space into six industrial zones,” he said.
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