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The Kenyan government may be happier dealing with a major who have the finances and infrastructure to maximise their resources in a quicker timeframe.

@DK
I will probably make a decision if we get there (770plus). I don't think I would sell out entirely.

The question for me and possibly others - do we sell at 770p ?

The landscape might be a little different but FRES bobbed around the current range (ish) in late 2015 and into 2016 - 6months later we were over 1900p. This can and will fly again

I have only quickly browsed the RNS - seems like after receiving shares from the incentive plan, he then sold about half

There is no case to answer

Laidback
How much have TLW spent on their Ugandan projects ?
How much have TLW received in any shape or for from their Ugandan Projects ?

Thanks for the link
Potentially more hassle - have I mentioned before that I cant wait for TLW to exit this country.

Look at the assets - and let's not forget the potential of Guyana.

I'm in the UK, yesterday the number of vehicles on the roads (in my area) seemed like a normal Saturday - very busy.

Where there is risk, there is reward - I'm ready to buy my next tranche.

Thanks for the advice - I will sell out ASAP

Piles for short

You must have more shares than Sammy

old news

My bank is offering higher interest rates to new customers and new funds....shocking

UK lockdown might not have been lifted - but from what I see there are a lot more vehicles on the road than just a week ago.

If it drops to 21p or less I will buy more shares to hold long term

Soon - what time period is soon ?

Laiback
It's numbers on a screen, nothing more - remember the Central Bankers can create money by the click of a button. Just think if we have hyper inflation - the debt would be insignificant and POO goes through the roof.

debt is nearer to 2.8B