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Helium 1 shows what can happen. Just need some substantial news.

Iky, don't beat yourself up over Kamativi. I got excited over Tjate, Bushranger, Star Zinz, etc only to be disappointed. Even a few weeks ago Colin was saying how valuable Manica was, I think quoting a valuation of $250. Then sells it for a fraction of that. Lets enjoy the hope and discussion but not stress over the failure - and invest accordingly !.

Saying that, plenty of promise and a good RNS from Cobre this morning.

So the UK Government thinks there is a 25% chance we will be at war with Russia in the next 2 years. And this will result in increased fuel prices. Maybe someone should tell the treasury to get their act together and fast track Sealion in return for first call on the oil produced.

Personally I can't see it happening. It is easier for the Russians just to take off their military badges and come over as assylum seekers.

Personally I was surprised by the share price rise. Investors who owned for the gold won't be interested in an early stage copper chase, no matter how good the potential. And the Western Foreland has become a crowded field already.

Ben, it sounded like he was doing the podcast from the AFP license. Maybe news there next. If I was in a hopelessly optimistic mood, I would say he is peeved off for giving that license away too cheaply.

Just to add to your post Ana, Colin was confident that Shinganda will be a IOCG.

Personally I wasn't surprised by the Manica news. In the last update Colin raised the red flag about it. We discussed on here the problems working with the Chinese.

I gather he was at the African Pioneer license whilst doing the interview. I wonder if that will be the next news.

ChessMaster. Sad but true. AIM has been dire for a long time now. However, I do think at some point in the future RKH will be bought out. My hope would be when it reaches 200,000 barrels a day but I expect much sooner. Given that we are (hopefully) funded for the foreseeable future I am happy to wait. After 20 years what's another 5 !.

And thanks to Mogger and co once again for sharing information over the weekend.

I think Colin has dozed off on his rockin chair. I have never known him so quiet across his Companies. Hopefully will produce some good news soon, whether at AFP or Kamativi.

Just let the Islanders have a vote every 50 years. Seems the easiest face saving exercise for both sides.

There must come a point when the UK takes a proactive stance towards energy security. The news from the Middle East worsens by the days. Underwrite those bank loans and lets get FID accomplished.

https://oilprice.com/Geopolitics/Middle-East/A-Houthi-Retaliation-Could-Send-Oil-Prices-Soaring.html

As a general FQ point:

https://www.mining.com/web/first-quantum-annual-copper-production-falls-plans-layoffs-in-panama-mine/

Does seem to be hotting up. Maybe we will get news here soon ?

Ana, true. But until there is some return for long term shareholders then sentiment will remain poor on AIM.

I hope something is announced on Kamativi as has been suggested, however the lack of share volume is disquieting.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1038117/london-ipos-fall-to-lowest-in-28-years-as-drought-continues-1038117.html

Cyb - the market seems to be currently taking your line of thinking. Colin has spent a lifetime overhyping. But has also has had success. Which way will these projects go ?. I am surprised by the lack of assay results I have to admit.

Https://oilprice.com/Metals/Commodities/Coppers-Critical-Role-in-Green-Energy-Transition.html

Regardless of any deals that may or may not happen, shouldn't we be getting assay results by now ?. My hope is good news with assays/a deal etc. Unfortunately many years of investing in Birdie companies has taught me that no news equlals bad news. Or maybe they are sorting out their stock options first.

Minesite London by Alastair Ford (September 25, 2008)

"Nonetheless, Kiwara shares haven't spiked because of Colin's promotional abilities. These are not markets that respond well to froth and empty rhetoric. What Kiwara really owes to Colin is his vision in putting the company on the ground in north-west Zambia, which, he says, is a region that may one day replace the established Copperbelt to the east as the key mining area in Zambia. Less than 40 kilometres away from Kiwara's properties, Equinox have already got the ball rolling at the Lumwana copper project, which is currently working through the last of a few teething issues before commissioning can be completed next year.

The northwest of Zambia has been recognised as prospective for many a year. The way Colin tells it, though, the occurrences and grades were there, but the grades were nevertheless on the lower side of attractive, and, which was more of a project killer back in the day, there was no ability to handle oxides and transitional metals. "Paradoxically", says Colin, "that's now what we want".

From a personal perspective, whereas GLR is my biggest holding in the region, I have shares across various companies. I hope there will be many large discoveries and the geology suggests that imho.

Https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/03/copper-appears-set-to-rally-more-than-75percent-by-2025-analysts-say.html

Given what was said in yesterdays AFP podcast and the expected copper shortfalls, the value of Luansobe must be increasing every day.

HZ - just making a light hearted comment. As I have stated before, I am a big fan of NW Zambia. But when the interviewers ask for stretch targets, lets be serious. Subject to a find, it will be sold long before that. Maybe at 2 m/t ............

It goes to 10 million by the end !. And enough copper for the next 200 years.