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37,500,000 citizens of Tanzania are living without access to electricity in 2018.

source CIA World fact Book

It is estimated that every day 150,000,000 candles are lit.

After fifty years of independence I cannot accept that colonialism can be blamed for the lack of electricity.

The majority of Tanzanians are lighting candles tonight and tomorrow night because their govenment has no interest in solving the power shortage. It has not changed substantially in fifty years and will not change any time soon.

Look forward to seeing the new super trains being pulled aling the tracks by donkeys or steam engines.

Sad to say that Boffers sp forecast is a pretty accurate expectation

largely this will be due to a lack of serious endeavour by the government and

skimpy and tactful news from the company.

It seems to me that for little more than petty cash Sepco could buy kibo and

with outside expertise manage the project perfectly well.

Therefore I do not buy into this theory that Sepco need Kibo.

It is clearly the otherway round.

It is most unlikely that Sepco are going to pay much over the current sp

I think that the buy-in, if it happens, will be under 10p

I would imagine that all genuine investors in Kibo are downhearted.

As regards Botswana and Mozambique let us hope that we concentrate solely on tying-up the Tanzania project first

Botswana ought to run smoothly but beware the challenges in Mozambique they will be significant.

My comment suggesting that a 70p target was akin to something from Alice in wonderland

was deleted by LSE because it was deemed confrontational.

I would like to apologise to the individual who reported this post and had it deleted.

I personally find your choice of language unnecessarily offensive.

How does that sort of language contribute to any discussion?

I agree almost entirely with your post, where we differ is the next election,

Africa has a long history of leaders that are so popular that they remain in power for ever, for example,

Mbasogo..Equitorial Guinea 36 years

Santos Angola 36 years

Mugabe Zimbabwe 35 years

There are very many more. They come to power and then take ownership of the country creating an infrastructure that supports there personal position. They develop a mind set among the electorate that makes them unbeatable at so-called elections. Do not be surprised if our friend Magafuli does just that. He has already made serious in-roads into freedoms.

More is to come.

It is surprising that from many thousands of shareholders only nine questions have been posted.

Maybe shareholders are reasonably satisfied or possibly there was some censorial selection process by the company.

correction

unnamed Irish investment company.

Rumour has it that the so called shrewd investor has joined the board of

an unnamed investment company.

I think we know now how the crew on the Titanic must have felt.

Ipso Facto!!!

As a LTH I am delighted with this news but

feel the company need a higher profile

this is board responsibility.

An update is certainly due but

it will come in the form of an RNS not a posting on LSE

Is a rather sad individual his mind is filled with mediocrity and negativity

best ignore his post.

I think the issuing of an sml might well have the effect of changing market sentiment to some degree.

The sml is the foundation stone of the proposed project, without it everything else is a non-starter.

Given that we do not drop back much further with the sp

I believe we could see strong movement towards 6p.

Think you will see a movement back towards 6p

soon to have an even lower value

only real positive news can redeem the situation