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Oh, that'll be the Gov of Malawi :))

Certainly, that won't be down to him might be a case of get onto something better though :) The NASDAQ experience may well be of significance to his hire dunno more looking forwards to the next signing TBH the 'deal maker' coming soon

The share graph of his last company certainly isn't pretty some lovely cliff dives that we all know far too well here lol .... but we can say he is experience :)

Well maybe this latest signing can now write the RNSs as this at least has a nice ring to it

'the Company is positioned with highly valuable science and near-term inflection points that should deliver value to our shareholders. '

Welcome Sath ...next the new Business Manager

Well they are both still registered major holders on the website

https://mkango.ca/investors/investor-centre/

I'd Think China would be looking at Pulawy and the Tyseley plant as more of a threat to their near monopoly than Songwe and basically Malawi is desperate for any investment from anywhere but is clearly under the Western umbrella of influence and certainly I don't see any Chinese influence on their mining sector that is yet to really get going hence the MDA delays as they are all trying to get this right in a win win way for all...

The truth is here in this share and elsewhere that the market is in the doldrums AIM looks to be headed to 10-year lows especially if interest rates keep rising as they are ... The September Scancell newsflow should be positive though and hopefully give a much-needed SP boost but ultimately as ever it's gonna be down to deal/s that bring the true potential returns in here otherwise the pattern remains one of little bits of excitement and a constant downward drag

Hire tier 1 lawyer to finalize their Malawi MDA

https://miningtradenews.net/lotus-finalising-kayelekera-mda-negotiations-with-malawi-government/

'The Ministry of Mining has said the mining sector is shining as evidenced by the growing interest of multinational mining companies, currently signing agreements with the government to embark on various mining activities in the country.

Responsible Minister, Monica Chang’anamuno tells Umunthu FM this follows a conducive environment created by the ministry for both local and foreign mining companies by clearing bottlenecks which derailed improved performance of the sector.'

'Meanwhile, the Government of Malawi has signed agreements with mining companies such as Global Metals to operate in Nyika in Mzimba district, Sovereign Mining to be extracting graphite in Malingude, Lilongwe, Mkanga Mining in Phalombe and Lotus which is set to take over Kayelekera Coal Mining.'

https://umunthufm.com/national/malawis-mining-ministry-signs-multinational-agreements-to-boost-the-mining-sector/

This much-in-demand valuable to all stakeholders especially Ghana resources will not get mined... Ghanaian domestic political games are all that's going on ... some cold water will be poured on certain backs in meetings and all will come out saying the right things even if they are different things lol ....win-win

Yeah,I've bought a few too 😅

I've not really done well in the bigger picture 😅but like I've said before you do learn from experience and act hopefully so as not to become stuck BTW what happened this time was nothing like the 3p horror experience the company is miles ahead from back then so really yeah it was oversold but that's what happens

Ha no once again not me but is v nice to be back in decent profit...the jiggling paid off....so far!

Pipeline that could fill a pharma

It'll be those wave forms,so obvious when you can see them 😅

Australian miners focused... there's a lot of them out there ⛏️😀...no doubts all keen to see how Mkangos play goes

Https://stockhead.com.au/resources/malawi-the-asx-stocks-marching-to-a-new-beat-in-the-heart-of-africa/

It's the Malawi Government Ministry of Minings own page and their own comments

Going off the Webinar I'd suggest that there's more than a sniff of fiance attached.... Biggest commercial investment in Malawi in the last decade

Making the right noises about the MDA on FB... though they have done that before ..

'Ministry of Mining Malawi

Last Strawo Be assured that very soon the MDA will be signed. We didn't want to rush because we wanted to reach a win-win situation. This is our stand as government with all Mining Companies in the country. This time around we want the members of the community and the country as the whole to also benefit from their Godly given resources.'