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How can you tell for sure? And is it true that setting a sell order (even at a ridiculous price like 5p in this case) means that your shares cannot be borrowed?

Fully funded programme underway at Paranaíta to validate the existing 210.000 oz gold ("Au") and targeted expansion to ~350,000 oz Au, under JORC reporting.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/jangada-mines--jan/commencement-of-gold-exploration-at-parana-ta/9085611

11pm I believe.

The 277,871 trade at £0.0108 at 15.01 is a buy by the way. Will show as a sell though.

Jangada Mines Registered Shs

Price Traded

£0.0108

Thanks Jontfsi.

“I expect that we confirm the good results we got in the first exploration work, but with a higher volume of resource. So I expect to give a very good gift of Christmas for our shareholders.”

You will need to copy and paste full URL up to the word "Articles" if the below does not work.

https://www.pressreader.com/search?query=The%20legal%20case%20in%20the%20high%20court%20continues,%20Doris-Hans-Kaumbi%20ordering%20that%20interdicts%20halting%20mining%20remain%20in%20place%20until%20a%20full%20hearing%20in%20March%202026&in=ALL&orderBy=Relevance&searchFor=Articles

It would be nice to know if mining operations are indeed continuing, as hinted by this article https://www.namibian.com.na/mashuna-appeals-against-interdict-in-supreme-court/ , or if they have been suspended, as stated by the article posted by CCC early on today https://www.pressreader.com/search?query=The%20legal%20case%20in%20the%20high%20court%20continues,%20Doris-Hans-Kaumbi%20ordering%20that%20interdicts%20halting%20mining%20remain%20in%20place%20until%20a%20full%20hearing%20in%20March%202026&in=ALL&orderBy=Relevance&searchFor=Articles (click green arrow for full text).

From my understanding of Namibia law, mining operations can continue, following the High court ruling, provided Mashuna applied for a suspension (“stay of execution”) pending the appeal. I emailed the Supreme Court last week to try and get a copy of the above (if it exists) but am still waiting for someone to read my email.

"The Goantagab Mine has a long history. In the 1940s, Anglo American owned operational claims there, with wildlife thriving alongside mining activities. 

In the late 1970s until around 1985, Gold Fields held claims and carried out active mining operations while rhinos and elephants populated the area. 

During this time, two small-scale miners owned several claims, again co-existing with wildlife. There were about 1,500 small miners and employees in the area, all living alongside the environment in balance....

Demographic realities show that tourism and conservancy activities since the 1920s have not improved the living conditions of the local people. 

We have seen tourism operators making exorbitant profits and then leaving the area. 

Many young people across all three conservancies remain unemployed.

In contrast, the Goantagab Mine has the potential to create around 300 jobs with better wages, while Ultimate Safaris currently employs about 35 people, reportedly with meagre salaries.

The operation of the mine would therefore bring significant socio-economic upliftment to the local population."

https://neweralive.na/opinion-%C7%80goanta%E2%89%A0gab-goantagab-mine-the-cry-of-my-people/

Here's another article which helped me decide to invest in Andrada yesterday.

https://www.namibian.com.na/goantagab-mine-approval-threatens-namibias-wildlife-economy/

It highlights the benefits of tourism in the Sorris Sorris, Doro !Nawas and Uibasen Twyfelfontein conservancies but also cites the income derived from tourism-related activities in these three conservancies.

"In 2023 alone, tourism operations in the three conservancies generated N$8 million (GBP 345K) in fees and an additional N$18 million (GBP 777K) in direct payments to local households, supporting 208 staff members."

I can't find figures for the Sorris Sorris conservancy alone, where Goantagab is located, but this report https://nacso.org.na/sites/default/files/Brochure%20Sorris%20Sorris.pdf states that "While the conservancy is currently not in a position to distribute cash payments to residents, it is generating a variety of benefits." This suggests that the income is low. Hence why development of the mine will not be hampered, in my view. The displacement of the three black rhinos would also be an easy task.

It sounds like it nesty, according to the article. Details of Mashuna's recent appeal to the Supreme Court are not available online so I've requested a copy.

I invested for the first time this morning after doing some research over the weekend. Regarding the court case and whether operations at Goantagab have been suspended, I came across this recent article which suggests operations are still ongoing.

"Timoteus Mashuna has filed an appeal in the Supreme Court against a High Court ruling by acting judge Reinhard Tötemeyer interdicting him from conducting mining activities at his claims at Goantagab mine, south-west of Khorixas....

The effect of the appeal is to set aside judge Tötemeyer’s order interdicting Mashuna until the Supreme Court rules on the appeal."

https://www.namibian.com.na/mashuna-appeals-against-interdict-in-supreme-court/

Interesting article.

“The opponents of this mining project belong to the Doro !Nawas Conservancy, while the mine is within the confines of the Sorris Sorris Conservancy, and both the Sorris Sorris Conservancy together with His Royal Highness, the chief of the area, fully support the mining activities....

The stance taken by Ultimate Safaris is not merely business; it is an act of economic sabotage and arrogance that undermines our laws and the well-being of our people. The argument that a luxury lodge is of greater economic value than a mining operation does not withstand scrutiny,”

https://www.observer24.com.na/kunene-mine-opposition-belittles-govt-authority-aupindi

OilNovice,

12th June: "Sub-surface mineralisation has therefore been confirmed over a strike length of at least 200m, a width of up to 400m and to a vertical depth of at least 290m. The system remains open in all directions and at depth." https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/oriole-resources--orr/mbe-further-significant-gold-mineralisation/8925287

22nd September: "the final MB01-S maiden drilling programme results ... have shown that the sub surface mineralised system at MB01-S now extends over an approximate 500m strike length, a width of approximately 550m and a vertical depth of at least 290m, with the system remaining open in all directions." https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/oriole-resources--orr/strong-final-drilling-results-for-mbe-/9121648

Britishbulls have also turned bullish https://www.britishbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=orr.L

Bbritishbulls have just issued a buy recommendation https://www.britishbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=jan.L

Date Time Price Quantity Value

Aug 8, 2025 08:40:34 1.95p 1,000,000 £19,500.00

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/shares/share/CMRS/trades

My thoughts exactly Peter.

Https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/soccer/perth-glory/perth-glory-advertises-for-new-chief-executive-officer-as-it-looks-for-fresh-start-after-salary-cap-scandal-ng-60d5426830f2be575cf6c4762aaef0c3

"PERTH Glory says it wants to become the “most professional and successful club’’ in Australia in an advertisement for the vacant chief executive officer’s position.

Former CEO Jason Brewer resigned last month after Glory was found guilty of cheating the salary cap during its best season in the A-League.

Football Federation Australia boss David Gallop said Brewer “acted alone’’ in a statement following his departure, despite Brewer not even being at the club during the 2012/13 season, the first of three seasons where Glory was found guilty of salary cap breaches."

Yes, posted 11 hours ago https://uk.indeed.com/cmp/Angle-PLC-1/salaries?job_category=install&location=GB%2FENG

Sorry, need to click on us02web.zoom.us for recording. My bad.