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Everybody's money is still in place - that's because no-one has been able to sell their shares. Any meaningful sell volume and there would be no buyers.

Except you and your monthly 300 quid.......

Do you actually understand how markets work - coz you SAS dont talk like you have much clue about anything.

Oh here we go yet again. You drone on as often as he does - how many times you called me that ......

And yet again, dad has gone off on his own tangent and agenda. Funny how these all lead to him penning one of his long rambles.

Bradly - I said the Doc or someone would provide the funding if the gas flows were sustainable enough to allow Tlou to service their PPA with BPC. I didnt say anything about anyone taking Tlou over ......

What an utter idiot you are fella. If Tlou had commercial gas flows then they would complete the sub-stations, energise the TX line and sell power to BPC under the PPA. The Doc or whomever would provide the finance. This has been for years the Tlou stated aim /project.

You are such an utter dunce !!

Probably the Consultant that Tlou engaged went along to Botala and asked them how best to drill and operate a 5-spot.

Such a shame that horizontal drilling has not worked for Tlou in Botswana. Could it possibly be TG was overly optimistic and ebullient in saying Botswana coals were the best he had ever seen,,,,,, Idiot !!

And meanwhile Botala crack on with their 5-spot - latest announcement says all going according to plan. Mind you, I expect them to keep things upbeat as they are yet to receive the MDCB funding that was announced several months back.

Botala Energy’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Kris Martinick, said: “The Pitse Pilot is performing exactly as designed. We have taken a deliberate and disciplined approach to its development, prioritising data, stability, and long-term performance. Now is the time to reap the rewards of this work.

While attention is naturally focused on 3.5B, and rightly so as the key production well, another key part of the story is the coordinated performance of the entire well cluster.”

“Gas has already flared at pilot well 3.1, an unstimulated well, confirming reservoir productivity and responsiveness to dewatering. Well 3.4 is steadily drawing down pressure, while wells 3.3 and 3.5A have now been commissioned and are commencing dewatering.

For the first time, four support wells are operating together in support of 3.5B and a fifth, Serowe-3.2, is already drilled and cased ready for stimulation and completion. The system is working as intended. The reservoir is responding. The field produces gas. Everything is set for our first production well Serowe

3.5B.”

Lets hope they are not getting advice from TG and team.....

I just realised Brad works harder for Tlou than anybody employed and paid by Tlou works......

Er Brad - if those wells dont work; are too high in CO2; cannot resolve the sustainable flow problems experienced for some time now - then you iittle plan stays on your spreadsheet.

To say that Tlou has 'several issues' to sort out in hardly insightful now. Is it!

to say issues need to be sorted out before there is a financial timetable - isn't that the purpose of a Project Plan...... To sequence things by allocating an estimated timeline and costing......

And what does that end up looking like? An estimate of the funding needed to implement the Project Plan.....

As always, you are more interested in taking pathetic pot shots at my opinions and posts than telling daddy he really lost his marbles quite a few years back. Go read the Botala Energy recent updates. Read about drilling and their project plans and gas flows and next steps - and see how a management team can articulate their intended strategy and the actions that involves. Then ask yourself when was the last time Tlou provided us with such detail in their updates....... Quite some time ago I would venture.

Tlou management aren't out of their depth - they just cannot get the horizontal wells to work and they don't have access to money to drill replacement wells. It really is this obvious !! To everyone except the looney Dad and Son cheerleading duo.

So you don't know either what the baffoon is blethering about....

"There are several issues that need to be sorted out before there is a financial timetable far less a funding schedule."

WTF is the idiot talking about ......

Careful Winni - you are starting to ask an intelligent question.

Do you think UAE money will look at tin pot Tlou with share price $0.006 ?

What is going to be interesting ahead is seeing if anyone picks up the assets and for how much. Kala wont be so stupid as to keep chucking more money after bad. The lights are starting to flicker !

Would love for MM and XT to tell us why the stock is not performing now. After all, they could not stop talking and telling us why it was going to roar ahead.

Shame it hasn't.

Oh the poor thing. Is his mental health suffering ..... again ....

Taking time off to regain perspective - sodswallop !!

Listen and read what utter garbage these 2 numpties are posting ! All they want to do is talk about me - because I criticise the lack of performance of Tlou.

Has Tlou been a successful investment - No. Not by any financial metric that I realise.

PS I dont give a stuff about you 2 clowns. Coz that is what you both are - absolute clowns.

Filter on, filter off, filter filter filter ..... its pathetic. Just as your posts are pathetic. Utter rubbish 99% of the time. Utterly clueless yet so verbose.

Does anyone know ?

You filter me and you post or mention about me in almost your every post. pathetic. Just like all your pro-Tlou cheerleading for years and years. And still it is a disaster.

Over on HC. It really is tedious ! Leave HC for folks to maturely and intelligently discuss Tlou. And hope that Cherry has the good grace to not start posting his endless drivel about how amazing Tlou and Kala and Gilby and all his other waffle and bore the boobs off everyone.

Botswana getting left behind yet again. And to think Tidd and his clown supporters thought grid connection and selling to SAPP was both easy and the Holy Grail for Tlou. How little he and his supporters actually knew about the power game in southern africa.

Angola and Namibia have taken an important step toward energy independence and regional cooperation by signing key agreements for a major cross-border electricity project. Known as the Angola-Namibia Power Interconnection Project, or ANNA, this initiative will connect the national power grids of both countries for the first time. The agreements were signed in Luanda on April 14, 2026. Officials from the National Electricity Transmission Network and NamPower finalized a Joint Development Agreement and a Power Purchase Agreement. These documents define how the project will be developed, financed, and operated.

The core of the project is a 166-kilometer high-voltage transmission line. Around 136 kilometers will be built in Angola, while the remaining 30 kilometers will be constructed in Namibia. Once completed, the system will have the capacity to transfer up to 500 megawatts of electricity. This is expected to significantly improve the reliability of the power supply in both countries.

For Angola, the project offers an opportunity to export surplus electricity generated mainly from its hydroelectric plants. By supplying power to Namibia and potentially other countries in the region, Angola can earn additional revenue. The project is also being supported by an innovative financing model that aims to avoid increasing national debt.

Namibia, on the other hand, will benefit from a stable and consistent electricity supply. The country has been facing growing demand for energy, and this interconnection will help reduce dependence on costly imports and strengthen energy security. It will also support efforts to diversify power sources.

The total investment for the project is estimated at about 52.3 million dollars.

Imagine the time you would have saved by just saying - Yes, i agree.

gas production and field development - production testing and dewatering activities continued at the lesedi 4 and lesedi 6 wells.

▪ both wells continue to produce gas and water - be nice if you quantified this somewhat so we can see through all your bs;

▪ focus remains on reducing water levels to enhance gas flow rates - must be some serious quantity of water there now;

▪ independent technical review completed to assess optimisation strategies - no doubt they have lots of great ideas but who is prepared to fund a ****-show of a failed 5 year operation......

potential development initiatives under evaluation include:

▪ alternative well designs - this is code for horizontal wells dont work so well;

▪ targeting additional coal seams - this is code for we chose the wrong seam;

▪ well stimulation techniques - code for we have struggled for ages to figure out how to get gas to flow;

▪ additional drilling to support future expansion - yet more code to say our 2 horizontal wells dont work;

the company continues to recognise that sustainable commercial gas flow rates remain a key technical milestone - 'the company continues to recognise...' man oh man, you are having a laugh !