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Nice to speculate and dream a little but past history suggest the dreams will turn to sand

with two days left for the Sepco buy-in the drums remain silent

I think you are right Arial and I notice that

carrot farming is now being massively subsidised by the gov.

This should ensure that the donkeys are well fed and fit

Do not allow yourselves to be taken in by some of the ludicrous ramping that is plaguing the bored.

Best avoid taking advice from posters with very few previous post in their record they are likely hoping to gain from your inexperience. Caveat emptor.

It may not be coincidence hat similar manoeuvres have occurred JD but

I remain a skeptic.

Agreed, but upward movement will need a prod from positive news.

This time next year-this could be a source of financial joy.

The drums remain stubbornly silent and

the sp looks on in sneering frustration

Nothing new here, not even confirmation that kibo will be meeting with

Sepco in the next few days. It merely confirms my long held view that they will

not be buying in any time soon.

The developed world overlooks the fact that coal was largely the resource that made it the developed world.

It is morally wrong for the hug a tree mob and soft headed lefties to deny countries in the third world the opportunity to utilise resources beneath their feet. It is totally cost efficient, supply, particularly in Africa, is absolutely enormous. It offers the chance to modernise via an affordable route.

In my view counties in Africa which have this resource will use it with or without the good wishes of the developed world and irrespective of any attempt to stop them.

That is like expecting rain in the dry season

but it is always welcome.

An announcement is imminent.

I guess an answer to swifty's question would have to be beyond most folks understanding

because the question presents the idiocy of a 15p buy-in.

It cannot happen, it is looney logic.

I agree we need it to go through at the end of the month or before but

honestly cannot see it happening.

I am far from convinced that Sepco will proceed under the current investment climate in Tz

that climate is reflected in the declining sp.

In the unlikely event that Sepco do buy-in, it is likely to be at a sub 5p price.

To those who deprive others of the opportunity to read all post made here, a suggestion.

Instead of arbitrarily getting post deleted, why not post your intentions first on here.

Of course it may be that you do not have the intelligence to justify your action

or the balls to be up front

Mozambique will be no picnic. It is a country which is on the verge of civil conflict and has a large ISIS presence which sabotage projects like ours..

It will be a difficult place to work. Botswana on the other hand is affluent and efficient, in African terms, and has always been politically pragmatic. The proposed project is not far from Francistown, a town which is quite unique with a railway running down the middle of the roads in town.

Let us hope that your view prevails because if that is not the case

funding will be required before Feb 2019.

If the tender is rejected?

I am not at all sure that an election will be held as scheduled. This guy has his eye on power without accountability. Just like too many other African leaders.

As regards the tender we will soon find out their intentions.

I think magnet was attempting to prove his own accusation.

The fact that the tender may be the only one submitted is somewhat irrelevant since

there is every chance that the it may be rejected by the government.

It is quite probable that they want electricity at a price that is not commercially viable.

I think divine intervention is unlikely but the more physical preying

offers potential.