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Top marks to Monty's dickie bird

I hope it continues to twitter accurately.

Better late than never, this sounds very positive.

Lets get out and sign up the clients.

Maybe a sweetener before

a placement.

Funds are certainly required soon.

I do not believe that senior execs from Sepco or GE would even consider the possibility of taking a position within Kibo.

As for a government employees involvement the head poncho would never allow that unless of course the company was nationalised. Always a possibility.

Th sp is undeniably moving in the right direction but

so was my train to London last week which

arrived an hour late.

Thanks for your interesting contribution, I assume you have some positive vibes about the state of play here?

Please share them with us.

92% of the coal produced on the African continent is produced in Sth Africa.

End of discussion.

We should feel sorry for those that have post removed

they are the type who burn books and ban the media

the aim is for everyone to believe that the way they see the world,

is the way you should see it.

I am merely providing balancing doubt on wimbledons post earlier in the day and

providing justification for that doubt.

When I need your selling advice, be assured I will make urgent contact with you.

It gets better!

RNS: 5th Nov 2015

"Kibo is now focussing its entire effort on achieving financial closure for this world class project"

"the MCPP is fast approaching financial close"

"Tanzania is a country eager to see the development of its natural resources and is highly supportive of those

companies investing properly in this regard"

I see they are still busy on this board, boffers post from earlier deleted

only very small minds cannot accept an opinion that differs from theirs

and they condemn themselves to living in a thought tunnel.

More mining ministers than David Beckham has haircuts.

It demonstrates the poor judgement of the head man, Magafuli

Maybe the new man will introduce some new processes and procedures to require all applications to be resubmitted?

South Africa is the sixth largest holder of coal in the world with 31 billion tonnes of recoverable coal reserves.

coal provides 6.1% of the countries merchandise exports

anthracite has to be imported due to Sth Africas dwindling reserves of this type of coal.

Of course it is possible that a replacement would address shareholders in a more concise manner

LC claimed to have good relationships with this crackpot government, is that true? Surely anyone with a serious working relationship would have had access to information that would have warned of the disaster that is the project in Tanzania You do not have to be a high flyer to tell it the way it is!

Look at the other two merged wonder companies trading as, Kat, worth 750ml each, according to LC. Sp now about half of one penny. LC is a director of this abortion, he must shoulder the responsibility for all of that lost value. More than that he should explain how such a disaster is possible.

It is events like these that lead people to conclude that he is not in the least bit suited to running and directing these businesses.

I believe you will find Sth Africa is an exporter of coal

not a likely market for Kibo energy

especially since we have rid ourselves of the mining tag.

He has spent at least five years of shareholders time and money on the MCPP

hardly what I would describe as "not focussing"

Nothing significant that we did not know before.

I seem to remember that financial backers were lining-up behind Sepco for a piece of the action. Where are these enthusiastic backers now? We have had more than enough time since Sepco declined to put their hand in their pocket for another backer to come forward from the pack of those waiting in the wings. It was LC that told us about the ease with which we could replace Sepco. Was that fact or fiction?

Clearly Tanzania is now more or less a dead project, but we already knew that.

I agree with Boffer, nothing new but at least it is blue and I am not going to complain about that!!

Indeed it explains everything about the dire state of the country which

has rotted under successive governments since independence, some 50 years ago,

all at the expense of the Tanzanian citizens.

Is quite simply a ridiculous notion

for a company that has unsuccessfully been attempting to mine coal for

more than five years.