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Africa time!!

and that!

2 in needed!....

:))

start to the week...

pi
There is a much bigger picture here. Whether it will ever come to fruition is another story, but the proposed Iringa, Mbeya, Tunduma, Sumbawanga 400kV Transmission is set to terminate at Sumbawanga at the proposed Sumbawanga Sub Station. That's why Rufus was so excited at the time of the release. The Tender may have changed, but we still have a coal mine at the proposed site, and no one for at least 70km could possibly feed that Sub Station so guess that adds value to our holding.

I've added the 37 page Official Environmental & Social Impact Assessment Studies link:

http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/244841522076078282/pdf/SFG4014-Executive-Summary-EA-P163752-PUBLIC-Disclosed-03232018.pdf

pi
I think the truth of the matter is that no one knows, and Edenville are hopefully concentrating on the mining operations which is something that they seemingly have some control over, WHILE pursuing answers from TANESCO with regards to the Tender failure. Also Kibo are also looking for answers from TANESCO.

John Magufuli has said he prefers Chinese to Western aid as it comes with
fewer conditions. Not Western Investment. Sadly a fact is not a fact if untrue...

pi
Perhaps they will want our coal if the $450,000,000 high voltage
transmission line is still the goal and terminating at Sumbawanga!?....

saratosa
I think it's fair to say Verify is key!

From the Nov 2018 RNS:

Mark Slade, CEO of Location Sciences, commented: "We are delighted to have established our US sales team and to be welcoming Warren on board. His reputation and relationships within the US mobile advertising market are second to none. This only serves to vindicate the appetite for our product in North America where millions of dollars are spent on location-based advertising per day.

I look forward to working with Warren to build the team and our business in the US, the number one market for our product. We have had an amazing reception from brands and agencies for our Verify product in North America, as well as in the UK and Europe, and this hire represents what we hope will be a key pillar to Location Sciences' success."

Warren Zenna commented: "I am extremely excited to take on this critical role as the US media market place continues to demand transparency and integrity within the media buying marketplace. Location Sciences' platform is unique and fills a much-needed demand in the US ecosystem. The hunger for transparency in location targeting has been an ongoing issue for a number of years and, much like viewability and ad fraud, location data verification is the next summit to conquer in the pursuit of media integrity."

BigEye - Sadly an age related acumen lol

I'm sure if you meet islandgirl you will 'mull over' the attributes of Tanzania
in the rainy season while enjoying the early spring sun of the Inner Hebrides :-|

Kibos's Tender RNS came out at 10:15 and Edenvilles came out at 11:39 so clearly bad timing for Edenville and the OO

no matter how small

Sausage
You're bashing your head against a brick wall. They won't release anything until they
are good and ready, as their criteria re timescale is totally different to the invested imo

esquimo
I don't think that was intentional, it was very bad timing for Edenville as the Tender failure was RNS'sed at the worst possible time for edl. Our RNS came out while I was texting Rufus because I had seen the Kibo Tender failure RNS.

Looking back:

https://www.ippmedia.com/en/business/edenville-gets-govt-approval-build-bigger-rukwa-power-plant

https://www.ippmedia.com/en/business/kibo-energy-seeking-tanesco-clarification-after-bid-sell-coal-fire

Wimbledon
I've been posting similar for weeks, particularly on the edl
board. In short imvho the Tender debacle is far from over!!

My opinion pdyor

esquimo
Edenville didn't lose the Tender because of bad communications or production figures. Our current production figures had nothing to do with the requirements of the Tender, and Edenville would have been in constant com's with the MEM. Kibo don't have a licence or figures yet they were eligible to Tender....

It's not just me now, as the current buzz is there's more to come from the Tender process.

Only time will tell! pdyor

Stuie
Don't worry about the French, it's the Chinese that pull the strings in Africa