Mute22
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Congrats Mate!
AVZ Discussion 2022
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Nigel
Congrats mate, I’ve just had my first recently as well and wish this stress wasn’t hanging over this period. Enjoy as much as you can!
Frank
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*They ( Zijin ) couldn't find a Fish in a Fish Tank full of Fish
Unfortunately the Slimy two faced bastards can find a corrupt Politician / Official / Minister in the DRC to bribe easily
*Edit- Round 2 & 3 on the Crapper with Shit for Brains ( Toilet )
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Samus
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Thanks for sharing scarpas post before it was moderated Frank.View attachment 69296
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*They ( Zijin ) couldn't find a Fish in a Fish Tank full of Fish
Unfortunately the Slimy two faced bastards can find a corrupt Politician / Official / Minister in the DRC to bribe easily
*Edit- Round 2 & 3 on the Crapper with Shit for Brains ( Toilet )
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His post probably the one thing I miss from the crapper.
It's a shame that shit eating Chinese toilet motherfucker had it moderated.
If he's lurking here like the rest of the lowlifes I'd just like to point out to him that he's a fucking cunt and to get fucked!
Lucas Don Velor
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Thanks Frank, was moded before I read it... stupid Tolate!
Xerof
Have a Cigar 1975
Gee, I got moderated on Friday night for using the word pussy.........
All about context I guess
Weekend movies
The Reko Case:
BY MUNIR AHMEDASSOCIATED PRESS
Published 4:15 PM GMT+8, September 18, 2020
ISLAMABAD (AP) — An international tribunal granted a stay pending a final decision on a $5.8 billion penalty imposed on Pakistan for denying a mining lease to an Australian company, an adviser to Pakistan’s prime minister said Friday.
Pakistan had appealed the penalty imposed by the World Bank’s International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes, and has said it would hinder the country’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. The case is testing Prime Minister Imran Khan’s ability to use back-channel diplomacy to settle disputes and keep alive efforts to lure more foreign investors to his impoverished country.
The fine, nearly $6 billion including the damages award and interest, would be equal to about 2% of Pakistan’s GDP and is on a par with a $6 billion bailout package the country secured last year from the International Monetary Fund. Experts have questioned the reasoning behind the huge award, which is more than double the size of the largest similar arbitration award in a case between Dow Chemical and Kuwait Petrochemical Corp.
Maybe FT should have a look too and also have a good look at the next article:
Is Pakistan’s $7bn IMF bailout package in trouble?
Pakistan’s deputy prime minister has accused the IMF of stalling on a loan deal, prompting concerns over its fate.www.aljazeera.com
fukim
Common denominator = China
I am a little slow on the uptake when it comes to tapping in to AVZ website for formal updates......
Convertible Note raising AVZ has raised A$1.4 million via an initial issuance of unsecured convertible notes (Convertible Notes) to certain professional or sophisticated investors (Noteholders), including directors and management personnel of the Company. The funds will be used to meet operational costs and, until entry into a binding litigation funding facility, fund the ongoing legal proceedings to which AVZ and its subsidiaries are a party. This initial fundraising enables AVZ to continue to take actions to protect its legal rights in the Manono Project and the interests of its shareholder and other stakeholders. The Company has also granted a call option
Now this has been made public, this was one of the many bits of intel that i was advised prior............so far so good.
Nigel going cap in hand, working hard to protect our rights as mentioned before
There is a reason why Locke funding is delayed, but not going to reveal why, but should be good to go...........if required.
In addition to the Company's continued pursuit of its legal strategy with a view to achieving a negotiated settlement, the Company continues to identify and explore realisation opportunities whilst ensuring any such settlement or value realisation opportunity is in the best interest of all shareholders.
Convertible Note raising AVZ has raised A$1.4 million via an initial issuance of unsecured convertible notes (Convertible Notes) to certain professional or sophisticated investors (Noteholders), including directors and management personnel of the Company. The funds will be used to meet operational costs and, until entry into a binding litigation funding facility, fund the ongoing legal proceedings to which AVZ and its subsidiaries are a party. This initial fundraising enables AVZ to continue to take actions to protect its legal rights in the Manono Project and the interests of its shareholder and other stakeholders. The Company has also granted a call option
Now this has been made public, this was one of the many bits of intel that i was advised prior............so far so good.
Nigel going cap in hand, working hard to protect our rights as mentioned before
There is a reason why Locke funding is delayed, but not going to reveal why, but should be good to go...........if required.
In addition to the Company's continued pursuit of its legal strategy with a view to achieving a negotiated settlement, the Company continues to identify and explore realisation opportunities whilst ensuring any such settlement or value realisation opportunity is in the best interest of all shareholders.
but we were all quietly confident and getting warm and fuzzies a few weeks & months leading up to the last AGM.Butter my bread Beish but we were all quietly confident and getting warm and fuzzies a few weeks & months leading up to the last AGM.
Still confident in the long term outcome but personally doubtful of anything prior to this year's AGM, only around 8 weeks away.
I beg to differ, we were fighting hard to retain our BOD last year from thse cunts
Make Manono Great Again hoping to trump current AVZ board
LIVING in limbo lithium stock AVZ Minerals has rejected a raft of claims made by the Make Manono Great Again firm – featuring ex-Resolute Mining managing director Michael Carrick – that is seeking a trio of board seats at next month’s AGM.
Remember ?
Spikerama
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Awesome news Thaz. Well done to her, her and you.
CashKing
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Remark
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Great news Thaz, congratulations!
Scoota30
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Consider me buttered....but we were all quietly confident and getting warm and fuzzies a few weeks & months leading up to the last AGM.
I beg to differ, we were fighting hard to retain our BOD last year from thse cunts
Make Manono Great Again hoping to trump current AVZ board
LIVING in limbo lithium stock AVZ Minerals has rejected a raft of claims made by the Make Manono Great Again firm – featuring ex-Resolute Mining managing director Michael Carrick – that is seeking a trio of board seats at next month’s AGM.www.miningnews.net
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RHyNO
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Congrats mate! May all our children reap the rewards of this investment!
Frank
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Some might say,
Toilet - The Biggest Turd on the Crapper that clings to the Bowl of HC like the low life piece of Shit that he is
Scarpa on the other hand = LEGEND - Someone buy that Man a VB
Schnitzelfresser
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Toilet is trolling since the creation of that account. Not much of a surprise Scarpa called him out. Moreover Toilet wont give a shit about insults. He is going to write more shit and lies.
Today's Global Arbitration Reviews news:
and...
Why are we not surprised.
Honestly, is there no organisation, agency or individual in the entire country, with the exception of Jules Alingete, who is not corrupt all the way to their bone marrow?
That was a rhetorical question.
Cheers
F
and...
Why are we not surprised.
Honestly, is there no organisation, agency or individual in the entire country, with the exception of Jules Alingete, who is not corrupt all the way to their bone marrow?
That was a rhetorical question.
Cheers
F
Frank
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Constant Mutamba expresses his gratitude to Félix Tshisekedi for the support given to him
As soon as he returned to his office on Monday, September 16, the Minister of State, Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals, Constant Mutamba, reiterated his determination to continue the courageous reforms initiated in his sector.
In front of the executives and agents of the Ministry of Justice, Constant Mutamba warmly welcomed the support of the President of the Republic, Félix Tshisekedi.
Constant Mutamba confessed to the crowd the dangerousness of the action initiated by his detractors against his life.
"The attack was brutal and deadly. Thanks to God and the support of the Head of State and the many prayers of the Congolese, I am alive," he said.
And he added: "The Congolese people have just dictated the method to me.
That means that we do not change the methods that win.
We will relentlessly pursue the courageous and bold reforms that we have initiated".
Minister of State Constant Mutamba returns from a brief medical stay in Turkey, after the revelations of his poisoning.
In Kinshasa, several support movements have been recorded in his favor.
The demonstrators called on the Head of State, Félix Tshisekedi, to guarantee the physical health of the boss of the Minister of Justice.
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