Application accepted . Remember it's not Nigel's fault if AJN get a Licence for Nth CDL . He has no control over CAMI , but he's going to have to take legal action against it . A company he has an almost 10% stake in . Here is the kicker . He will use SH money to fight it and if we lose he still wins . IMO IMO
AVZ Discussion 2022
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DiscoDanNZ
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Footage of Nige navigating the legal actions against companies he has shares in that aren't a conflict of interest:
The Fox
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AJN just back peddling on announcements slipping in a few extra words because much of AJN's power base is exposed if not arrested.
Weak pricks, no conviction, no chance. Up yours Klaus. (Maybe I've gone too early, but still, up yours Klaus, family and friends.) 
The Fox
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Sorry Wombat, I've been away hiding in my den and busy cooking up a storm. (cookbook in the works)
Was thinking about inviting you for dinner sometime, please let me know your availability
Frank
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Felix Tshisekedi decorated "champion of African youth" by the Pan-African Youth Union
The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, had a direct exchange with the youth of his country in its diversity, this Wednesday, November 30, 2022, at the People's Palace, seat of Parliament.
At the end of the meeting, he was decorated "champion of African youth" by the Pan-African Youth Union, for all the initiatives taken since his accession to power for Congolese youth in particular and for African youth in general. .
“This kind of framework for exchanges between the President of the Republic and young people is very rare in Africa.
When someone does a good thing, you have to have the courage to say it.
To this end, the Pan-African Youth Union, after having followed President Tshisekedi since his election, we have seen his actions in the area of youth, everything he does for Congolese and African youth.
His dynamic of reconquering African unity, his dynamic of seeking peace in Africa has forced us today to elevate him to the rank of champion of African youth”, declared the President of the Pan-African Youth Union .
Several other highlights marked this exchange meeting.
In addition to the speech of the President of the National Youth Council (CNJ), William Mukambila, and that of the Congolese Minister of Youth, Yves Bunkulu, the Congolese Head of State lent himself to the game of questions and answers with young people from different parts of the country.
In the petitions, the youth pleaded in general for the improvement of the social situation of the Congolese, for the improvement of the conditions of study and access to employment, for the creation of vocational training schools and for its representation in appointments to decision-making positions.
Speaking, the Head of State praised the efforts undertaken by young Congolese people to participate in the development efforts of their country and the defense of its territorial integrity and sovereignty.
From the fight against colonization, to the post-colonial dictatorial drift, through the war of aggression of 1998.
“The history of our country, like that of humanity, of the life of nations, teaches us that no country can be destabilized when its youth is valiant, dynamic, alert and proactive. You are agents of change. We must provide relevant responses to your legitimate aspirations.
I place many hopes on the National Youth Council as a support entity for reflection and decision-making in matters relating to this segment of the population.
I will not stop believing in you, dear young people, because you carry within you the seeds of renewal and the regained greatness of the DRC”, he declared.
President Tshisekedi says he knows the young people of his country, their needs and their difficulties.
They want to study in the best conditions and have access to employment, he said.
He took this opportunity to reaffirm his desire to make Congolese youth the lever of development in the DRC.
Before closing his remarks, the man in Kinshasa called "Fatshi concrete" called on young people to participate massively in the upcoming elections, as voters, but also as candidates at all levels of the polls and to surf more on what unites rather than what divides them.
"I strongly encourage you, dear young people, to participate in the next elections, not only as voters, but also and above all to present yourselves in order to impose an avant-garde vision and to breathe a new wind imbued with responsibility and accountability. vis-à-vis our populations in the apprehension of our societal challenges, as well as in the management of public affairs", he indicated.
In terms of the challenges faced by Congolese youth in this country's current security context, President Tshisekedi listed two.
Namely, the eradication of the scourge of hatred and tribalism and the emergence of a resilient and committed youth who participate in the development of the DRC through various activities including entrepreneurship, innovation, increased civic , civic values and the promotion of good governance.
This is a fine example for African leaders.
Elections 2023: Félix Tshisekedi invites young people to present themselves as candidates to "blow a new wind"
The National Youth Council organized an exchange, this Wednesday, November 30, 2022, between young Congolese and the President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi, called "President facing Youth".
During this activity, President Tshisekedi reiterated his firm desire to involve young people in his action for the development of the DRC.
"My recent appointments made in companies and other public administrations as well as in the territorial sector testify to this desire to make these young people the lever for the development of the Democratic Republic of Congo", he declared.
Speaking of the upcoming elections, the President of the Republic invited young people to participate as candidates.
“I encourage you to participate massively in the next elections, not only as voters but also and above all to present yourselves in order to impose an avant-garde perspective and blow a new wind, imbued with responsibility and accountability towards our populations in the apprehension of our societal challenges as well as in the management of public affairs", hammered Félix Tshisekedi.
For his part, the president of the CNJ asked the Parliament to make military training a constitutional requirement before accessing university studies.
William Mukambila also urged young Congolese not to let themselves be manipulated by certain socio-political actors who "seek to divide them" in this period marked by the aggression of the country by Rwanda under cover of the M23.
mediacongo
Food for thought on the Road to Mining the Monster that is Manono
Cheers
Frank
Bin59
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" more news must be close "Yea no shit AJN
further clarification as in GFY
Its actually no news at all, just a rehash of prior news, with what we knew at the time but now they have admitted its our UNRELINQUISHED tenement they are trying to steal with a nice little pic. Kunty Klaus at it again.
More news must be close !
Just have a think about this................144m
Most homes are 30m long.
So that hit alone is 5 houses long , give or take.......
Previous / historical hits have been 250m long tho..........
So relative speaking............this news was just a half stiffy.
Bray
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Just have a think about this................144m Most homes are 30m long. So that hit alone is 5 houses long , give or take.......
We all know.. a half stiffy provides two paths - nothing and a disappointing night with blue balls, or an explosion that’ll change your life
Half a bottle deep of jammo and nothing productive to add, it’s all play on words from here
Samus
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Implementation of the Grand Inga Project and development of green industries in the DRC: Prime Minister Sama Lukonde discussed with a delegation from the Fortescue Future Industries Group on the imminent launch of works
December 1, 2022 by COMMUNICATION CELL in NEWS
The Prime Minister, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, received, this Wednesday, November 30, 2022 at the Primature, a delegation from the "Fortescue Future Industries" Group, represented by its Director General and Head of Delegation, Julie Shuttleworth, in the presence of the Adviser Special from the Head of State for Infrastructure, Alexis Kayembe, and some members of the Cabinet of the Head of Government.
Fortescue Future Industries is the partner of the Democratic Republic of Congo in the development of the Grand Inga Project and green industries, in particular the production of hydrogen in order to enable the energy transition in the country.
Speaking to the press, at the end of this meeting, the General Manager of Fortescue Future Industries announced the imminent start of the preparatory work after the signing of the addendum to the contract which is taking place shortly. This will allow the creation of several jobs in the DRC.
“We had an excellent meeting with His Excellency the Prime Minister and we discussed this great Grand Inga project and all the green industries that are coming. He strongly encouraged us so that we could start the work fairly quickly. We are here to sign the addendum to our contract. Afterwards, we will begin the preparatory work which will provide a lot of jobs and a lot of opportunities for the Congolese. When the addendum is signed, we are making all the necessary commitments to be able to start the work,” said Julie Shuttleworth.
It should also be noted that the signing of the Addendum will pave the way for several other projects that will be developed across the 145 territories of the Democratic Republic of Congo in order to materialize the vision of the President of the Republic, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo.
Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde is keen on the start of the work. Reason why, he encouraged Fortescue Future Industries to get to work quickly once the addendum is signed.
bloke383
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Implementation of the Grand Inga Project and development of green industries in the DRC: Prime Minister Sama Lukonde discussed with a delegation from the Fortescue Future Industries Group on the imminent launch of works
December 1, 2022 by COMMUNICATION CELL in NEWS
The Prime Minister, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, received, this Wednesday, November 30, 2022 at the Primature, a delegation from the "Fortescue Future Industries" Group, represented by its Director General and Head of Delegation, Julie Shuttleworth, in the presence of the Adviser Special from the Head of State for Infrastructure, Alexis Kayembe, and some members of the Cabinet of the Head of Government.
Fortescue Future Industries is the partner of the Democratic Republic of Congo in the development of the Grand Inga Project and green industries, in particular the production of hydrogen in order to enable the energy transition in the country.
Speaking to the press, at the end of this meeting, the General Manager of Fortescue Future Industries announced the imminent start of the preparatory work after the signing of the addendum to the contract which is taking place shortly. This will allow the creation of several jobs in the DRC.
“We had an excellent meeting with His Excellency the Prime Minister and we discussed this great Grand Inga project and all the green industries that are coming. He strongly encouraged us so that we could start the work fairly quickly. We are here to sign the addendum to our contract. Afterwards, we will begin the preparatory work which will provide a lot of jobs and a lot of opportunities for the Congolese. When the addendum is signed, we are making all the necessary commitments to be able to start the work,” said Julie Shuttleworth.
It should also be noted that the signing of the Addendum will pave the way for several other projects that will be developed across the 145 territories of the Democratic Republic of Congo in order to materialize the vision of the President of the Republic, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo.
Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde is keen on the start of the work. Reason why, he encouraged Fortescue Future Industries to get to work quickly once the addendum is signed.
"It should also be noted that the signing of the Addendum will pave the way for several other projects that will be developed across the 145 territories of the Democratic Republic of Congo in order to materialize the vision of the President of the Republic, Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo."
This is good news because I thought Fortescue had lost this project earlier this year due to the Tony Blair Institute "advising" the govt to partner with a Chinese consortium .
A few of the latest tweets above from Jag , Sammael , Bin59 , Frank & co are finally exposing the MoP corrupt activities to the DRC mainstream media (not forgetting Franck & Kiki) . I'm hoping her recent vocal outbursts might just be her undoing .
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Anyone else sick of this shit and just want them back on market for better or or worse because you’re completely fkn over the whole thing and looking at tweets and looking here and there’s no real news…: it’s hard to keep the head up when you’re this deep isn’t it… 
John25
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Anyone else sick of this shit and just want them back on market for better or or worse because you’re completely fkn over the whole thing and looking at tweets and looking here and there’s no real news…: it’s hard to keep the head up when you’re this deep isn’t it…
Too old for this Shit Show …let someone else deal with it TO $1.50 -$2 & lets move on with our lives.I have patience ( 5 children) but fuck me dead 30 weeks tomorrow with NO end in sight
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