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LWP is a fair bit away from producing anything just yet.

The dewatering plant I don't expect to be fully commissioned until the end of April at the earliest and the module at Molefe again hasn't been built yet so don't expect that to be fully commissioned until the end of this FY.

Ramp up to 8500T/month from Molefe again hopefully hit that target by the end of this FY.

The results at Molefe will be interesting once we get the results see where that is.

Overall I am looking at them being in a position to produce between 6k-10k for the next financial year by July of this year and slowly ramping this production up throughout the year. With LWP to come at some time in the future. Then project G.

Have they upgraded Sable yet?

That's our pointless discussion sorted then troublesome. Have a good Sunday I am off out for lunch:)

Harmprof,

Molefe delivered 1122T in the first quarter and 8008T in the second quarter to Sable despite significant damage to the roads and bridges so around 2700T/month for the second quarter. Don't forget they were drilling in the first quarter and didn't start production until September.

They claimed to have done 3500T in October and ramping up to 4500T in November clearly the above has impacted the production from Molefe as they had to repair them see what the 3rd quarter brings.

It is just another step in the direction they set out when they decided to sell the SA business. Whether it turns out to produce a share buyback or dividends remains to be seen we move on.

Not me Frogboy. I said at the start of this FY that there was a lot to do and would judge them at the start of the next FY so far they have done what they said they would do slight delays here and there but with the work they had to do and the sale of the SA business that is to be expected.

As for Tier 1 asset I will be astounded if it is but we shall see. Cobalt not ready for that yet get the copper strategies delivering first.

Personally I would like them to concentrate on getting copper production up first and there is still lots of work to do there.

If you employed someone and they abused your trust and you had to sack them and then later on had second thoughts and employed them again and once again they abused your trust so you had to sack them again.

Subsequently you employed them yet again for a third and fourth time and they continued to abuse your trust who would you blame the person who continually abuses your trust or yourself for setting them on again and again?

Even T2 would be a game changer but let's not get ahead of ourselves nothing has been proven yet.

STP,

Are you saying Baroness Casey is r a c is t?

Regarding "grooming gangs," a 2020 Home Office report titled Group-based child sexual exploitation: characteristics of offending concluded that it is not possible to identify a specific ethnicity as being disproportionately represented in these crimes. The report stated that offenders come from all backgrounds, including White, Asian, and Black groups, and that "no single profile" of a typical offender exists.

The Casey report highlighted one key data gap on ethnicity which described it as "appalling" and a "major failing" . It says the ethnicity of perpetrators is "shied away from" and still not recorded in two-thirds of cases, meaning it is not possible to draw conclusions at a national level. However, the report says there is enough evidence from police data in three areas - Greater Manchester, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire - to show "disproportionate numbers of men from Asian ethnic backgrounds amongst suspects for group-based child sexual exploitation".

It adds that the significant number of perpetrators of Asian ethnicity identified in local reviews and high-profile prosecutions across the country also warrants further examination.

This would suggest the Home Office report of 2020 is flawed as the data is flawed as highlighted by the Casey report particularly in the above areas. You can't report on data if it is incomplete or not collected.

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Bang on Northern. The first 6 months was all about treading water (if you will forgive the pun) and getting the ducks in a row (again).

Slight delay with drilling but no big deal it rains a lot in Zambia in the rainy season (clue is in the name)

Overall don't think it is too bad moving forward they are doing what they said they would. See where they are in another 4 and a half months still lots to do but getting there.

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Did his father own the factory asi?

Very funny asi I like it:)

1835 last time used. It was alleged he was using calling an election as a threat to remain in power. Speculation whether the king would have used it anyway. Had they not supported him he would have resigned first whilst he lost power Labour would have remained in power he was never going to call an election that is my opinion. Very rarely they resign until they are pushed to and their position becomes untenable. The Tories are quite good at that.

Yes he could have written it correctly but you could have used your judgement and realised what he was trying to say.

It was obvious what he meant you chose to pull him up over it when you could have asked him to clarify it as you didn't pick up on it.

Who said labour would adopt the same playbook as the tories? Misinterpreting again and flying off on a tangent:)

You can always vote for them asi

What he should have said was "if his party tried to oust him". I took it as this is what he meant with what was going on at the time:)

Sometimes you have to read between the lines asi obviously he can't call an election if he is no longer prime minister. I knew what he meant as it related to what was going on now when he had to meet the membership last night.

Yup they were just as bad as Labour:)

He was for all the opposition parties they must be loving him. He is a gift that keeps on giving a bit like Lord Alli:)