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N.b., n.b., the vid Mr B ! Excellent analysis.

How could HAA advance the project without him being a well paid top executive that can rub shoulders with decision makers in Africa. He was recently on a panel with a couple of full on western capitalist fund/investment reps who could not say anything about the difficulties to be overcome like he did or anything about how they were working within the system.

I think his attendance at all the forums and conferences have helped bring Africa to a new investment space with Ethiopia in the forefront of keeping African wealth in Africa.

As far as all the rns are concerned they all reflect HAA's personality of positivity and the message was welcomed by positive investors. The regular positivity however was mainly for the African parties in negotiation and the brokers and their clients otherwise how would he keep the show on the road.

Posting historical rns messages and slating HAA should be looked at by the perpetrators in the above light. The psyche is damaged by negativity and you have to learn to live with the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune in life.

I know you said something about vox article being dodgy but the rns has dipped toes committing to expenditure ahead of AFC ratification so there may be something behind parliament wanting to see progress though to use ratification in parliament for operational action is rather twisting HAA's arm. HAA possibly has been too cautious on this front when preliminary works not included in an AFC funding should have been expedited. They don't realise the KEFI coffers don't stretch to much prior expenditure but it is best we seem bona fide.

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I am down 10.1% this week. Today was down £3.4%. Mainly due to volatile silver affecting the miners. The % will rise when US opens. Glad I am sheltering in KEFI to a certain extent!

'know' about !

I must say I was rather surprised at this in the interview

https://bit.ly/4iU7dhu

because they must no about ratification and then final signings with banks to start drawing down funds?

What exactly would the government want to see us start asap.

Your answers provide a good further insight on reasons to hold. All angles and explanations reminding us why we should stay invested.

Kefi would not be worth her time but big deals in Saudi would and will be interesting to see what develops.

MMs have been facilitating accumulation today.

You could do worse than Aussie Gold Hunters for the reality of mining and the methods of refining and finding the stuff; much more informative than reading a resources rns as an education tool.

Algorithms are being used now. Not sure if that means iis involved or the likes of our new GMCO partner anyway the 250k trades were A trades.

Lots of disguised buys imo

USAID withdrawal has made these macro outward facing arrangements urgent; WTO and foreign bank ratifications, so that they can grow with more foreign currency dealing. Soft power via aid has held Africa back. Kefi success will make it a 'poster boy' hopefully.

Harry will be telling us soon that everything is signed off

USAID withdrawn and this is a consequence. Exploiting the mineral resources will enable self-help rather than resorting to fighting over the diminished cake; that will get them nowhere.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTQbiNvZqaY&t=260s

HAA spelt it out in his 3/7 panel appearance. Financing via country and banks has been a slow process but the only way forward at the time. The financial structure of market dealings with other countries is now reorganised in Ethiopia through a process HAA has been heavily involved in; how else could he have earned an ambassador style role in Cyprus?

Ethiopia has now entered a new chapter of mineral exploitation with Allied Gold out of the starting block quickly with Wheaton Precious Metals. Power from the grid for them is just 4 cents per KWh at Kurmuk. Canadian and London banks were quick to support Allied Gold, HAA has cultivated African sources which will help with local geopolitics (rebel groups and hopefully no more trouble) and future expansion.

To ignore these macro developments is head in the sand stuff and obviously to raise money from shareholders has required a lot of promises positivity and time for this plan to work so why blame HAA. The credibility is not for HAA to exhibit but Ethiopia and the banks and they are on the verge of doing so.

I think HAA has found the buried treasure now. Time to be happy. 10 years of positivity from HAA to raise seed capital while cultivating the ground for the growth ensuing. Just an alternative, realistic, mindset to yours buried_treasure.

HAA no longer needs to employ the charm offensive you will notice and conducts himself in a serious way as executive chairman of a happening miner. Thanks for the link and I believe pro KEFI shareholders are the only serious ones now too.