AVZ Discussion 2022

Yaseen

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waiting for the cash in my bank update
 
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Frank

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And even in English and French language....that the corrupt Fukkas can read it too...🤣
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Scoota30

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I say again - This US administration will be what helps get us over the line. IMO

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Panther22

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Daily update​



Travel advice update​

Democratic Republic of the Congo


04:24 pm - 3 February 2025
We've reviewed our travel advice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and have raised the travel advice. We now advise do not travel overall due to the volatile security situation and the threat of conflict, violent protests, terrorism and kidnapping.

The security situation in the DRC is volatile across the country. Conflict in Eastern DRC is escalating. Violent demonstrations and protests may occur in Kinshasa and other locations. Some airlines have suspended flights to and from Kinshasa. Other options to depart the DRC may close with little or no warning. If you're in an affected area, shelter in place until it's safe to leave. Always exercise extreme caution. Monitor local media for updates, arrange effective personal safety measures and ensure travel documents are up to date.

 
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Doc

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Daily update​



Travel advice update​

Democratic Republic of the Congo


04:24 pm - 3 February 2025
We've reviewed our travel advice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and have raised the travel advice. We now advise do not travel overall due to the volatile security situation and the threat of conflict, violent protests, terrorism and kidnapping.

The security situation in the DRC is volatile across the country. Conflict in Eastern DRC is escalating. Violent demonstrations and protests may occur in Kinshasa and other locations. Some airlines have suspended flights to and from Kinshasa. Other options to depart the DRC may close with little or no warning. If you're in an affected area, shelter in place until it's safe to leave. Always exercise extreme caution. Monitor local media for updates, arrange effective personal safety measures and ensure travel documents are up to date.

The corrupt sob's will probably invite Nigel and BOD to come sign the useless MoU now........
 
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Frank

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Xerof

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We all knew it, except rattledags and shitstain, but here it is for the record
 
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cruiser51

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Frank

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Frank

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Juba1845

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The ICSID does not directly enforce penalties , but instead relies on the legal system of it's states to recognize and enforce as if they were final judgments of their domestic courts. Meaning that a party seeking to enforce an award must go through the relevant member state to collect any fines imposed .This enforcement is subject to the states laws on sovereign immunity . In other words if the DRC court refuses to recognize the ICSID decision there is little chance AVZ will see a dollar . This tells us a settlement needs to be reached before the first ICSID court date in June. If not we can assume the DRC do not recognize the ICSID
 
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cruiser51

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The ICSID does not directly enforce penalties , but instead relies on the legal system of it's states to recognize and enforce as if they were final judgments of their domestic courts. Meaning that a party seeking to enforce an award must go through the relevant member state to collect any fines imposed .This enforcement is subject to the states laws on sovereign immunity . In other words if the DRC court refuses to recognize the ICSID decision there is little chance AVZ will see a dollar . This tells us a settlement needs to be reached before the first ICSID court date in June. If not we can assume the DRC do not recognize the ICSID
A party seeking recognition or enforcement in a Member State must provide a copy of the Award certified by the Secretary-General to a competent court (or other authority which the State has designated for this purpose (ICSID/8)). Certified copies are sent to the parties on the date of dispatch of the Award, and the parties may request additional copies at any time.

Although Member States must recognize and enforce the Award, each State’s laws relating to sovereign immunity from execution continue to apply (Article 55 of the ICSID Convention).

ICSID has no formal role in recognition and enforcement of an Award under the ICSID Convention. However, if a party informs ICSID of the other party’s non-compliance with an Award, it is ICSID’s practice to contact the non-complying party to request information on the steps that party has taken, or will take, to comply with the Award.
 
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cruiser51

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Btw, DRC is a member state of ICSID.


Have a good one Shane
 
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Btw, DRC is a member state of ICSID.


Have a good one Shane
I read that as pay up or lose the benefits, which outweigh potential losses of being open and honest and sharing the fruits of planning and backing of AVZ, as well as the blood, sweat and tears of Manono - the alternative is far more ugly than granting a ML and revoking 13359 from the Zijin subsidiary and returning it to AVZ.

Haven't they got enough wars to fight, without starting wars with people that just wanted to grow with them?
Consider the M23 movement and said reason for it, and FT should be asking himself if he is not willingly creating disorder and resistance in an area of his country that is currently compliant and cohesive with the capital.

Tread carefully.
 
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Frank

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cruiser51

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I read that as pay up or lose the benefits, which outweigh potential losses of being open and honest and sharing the fruits of planning and backing of AVZ, as well as the blood, sweat and tears of Manono - the alternative is far more ugly than granting a ML and revoking 13359 from the Zijin subsidiary and returning it to AVZ.

Haven't they got enough wars to fight, without starting wars with people that just wanted to grow with them?
Consider the M23 movement and said reason for it, and FT should be asking himself if he is not willingly creating disorder and resistance in an area of his country that is currently compliant and cohesive with the capital.

Tread carefully.
What wars?

I reckon Felix and cohorts are too busy lining their pockets to notice how deep they are in the shit.

That's why their army is underpaid and probably will turn on him, if he and his merry band of kleptomaniacs don't shoot through quick enough on a government plane, but where can they go other than China?
 
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Juba1845

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A party seeking recognition or enforcement in a Member State must provide a copy of the Award certified by the Secretary-General to a competent court (or other authority which the State has designated for this purpose (ICSID/8)). Certified copies are sent to the parties on the date of dispatch of the Award, and the parties may request additional copies at any time.

Although Member States must recognize and enforce the Award, each State’s laws relating to sovereign immunity from execution continue to apply (Article 55 of the ICSID Convention).

ICSID has no formal role in recognition and enforcement of an Award under the ICSID Convention. However, if a party informs ICSID of the other party’s non-compliance with an Award, it is ICSID’s practice to contact the non-complying party to request information on the steps that party has taken, or will take, to comply with the Award.
Those within the DRC government who accepted bribes are now compromised . Quite probable they have been offered sweeteners into the future if they follow CCP orders . Criminals and gangsters will always put self preservation and self interest ahead of what is right . Maybe a deal can be struck with Cath in the picture , but it has to happen before the ICSID trial begins .
 
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PhatCatz

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I’ve been thinking what this could all mean for AVZ. And I honestly don’t have a clue. I don’t think it’s a good thing.

Separately, I’m worried China might deploy troops in some capacity to protect its strategic interests if this gets out of hand. PRC hasn’t done this sort of thing though so unsure. But it’s an unease on me that if this grows so will support for DRC from China.
 
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Mute22

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Happy 1000-Day Milestone, Everyone!

It’s hard to believe, but today marks 1,000 days since AVZ officially went into suspension.

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With the soaring cost of living, skyrocketing house prices, and stagnant wage growth across many industries in Australia, I can’t help but wonder how many families, children, and relatives have had their lives irreversibly impacted by this situation. Sometimes I reflect on 2022 as a crossroads in my life, wondering if I chose the wrong path. But this journey isn’t over yet, and we are in a better position than the last 999 days.

I’d like to give a heartfelt shoutout to all the amazingly high-effort regulars - Jens, DeBoss, Obe Wan, David, Cumquat, Frank, Cruiser—too many to name really, who’ve tirelessly kept up the public fight in the interest of all shareholders. I truly appreciate your efforts. On days when I’ve lacked the mental or emotional energy to stay engaged, seeing your drive and consistency for justice has been a real source of inspiration.

Of course, I also want to thank Nigel and the Board of Directors for navigating what must be one of the most challenging periods of their lives. Facing down three hostile governments (their own included), relentless shareholders, dishonest journalists, slippery characters like Carrick tarnishing their reputations, and corporate giants trying to outmaneuver them, all while having their hands tied, as the only party actually playing by the rules - to say it can't have been easy would be an understatement.

It’s been one hell of a journey, and through it, I’ve discovered a level of resilience I never knew I had. So if anything, there's that.

The finish line feels closer than ever. There’s a shift in the air, and I believe the end of this saga is on the horizon. It’s been a tough road, but I’m hopeful that soon we’ll finally see the closure, and the justice we’ve all been waiting for.
 
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