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is it not?

do not forget the NEW 211+M shares to get the correct %....

Please read below reply from Jeff

Thank you for your email. We started the mining operations in October 2017 and by January 2018 were fully operational. It is only 4 months since we started full mining. During that time we encountered some operational challenges including one of the wettest rainy seasons in Tanzania, mining where we yielded more fine coal than expected (the fine coal is valuable and can be used for power stations in the future so is being stockpiled), lack of trucks and delays related to bureaucracy, etc. All of these have affected our cashflow projection. On hindsight we perhaps should have raised more money in the beginning to have bigger working capital but we were trying to bootstrap the operation and put a modern mine into production at as low cost as possible. We have a huge amount of interest for our coal, way beyond our current mining capacity. We were thinking of raising money to increase the production when there is an offer to fund us but we had to make a quick decision to take it or not. We took the decision to take the offer and increase production as we thought this will be the best for the Company longterm, albeit unpopular in the short term due to the large discount. The alternative was to do a rights issue which would have been costly and time consuming with uncertain outcome. We hope investors will come to the AGM where we can explain this in person. Kind regards Jeff Malaihollo

I have approx9.5M

weather seems to be in sympathy with us.. Lol :)

Just watching the tv and an advert came on with the song "LET THE SUNSHIINE IN" LOL...

Jeff so far this morning?

a lot of money and time building a new road to the mine???? :)

Why we as SH's were not informed about the problems, if they are problems, with the coal processing. Also :- Are they still 2 shifts And WHY we were not notified of a new share issue? If RS can use a RNS to give the initial info he can use a RNS to inform SH's about why he is not going to hit the targets he wrote about.

post you will see when RS started a double shift and the processing details for the coal tonnage, which Fridays RNS said it was less than half of what RS had previously given in an RNS. Also the �1.25M was suppose to be sufficient to get everything up to be processing 10K tons of coal a month within 6 months from October, I think, was when this was written.

And WHERE? Probably more that one location?

which is Approx 77M shares, 14M more that those traded on Friday???? If 5% is what is required to call an EGM????

normal for the company to inform the SH's prior to a share issue?

I was leaving this mine out as not sure if any coal from there is being processed by the washer?? RNS 31st January Edenville's mining operations are proceeding as anticipated, with high quality near surface coal being extracted from the Mkomolo deposit. Mining operations have been able to keep pace with demand and plant capacity despite the seasonal heavy rains. To help fulfil the demand for coal we are experiencing and to potentially increase the amount of unprocessed coal the Company can sell, the Company has taken the decision to also start mining the Namwele deposit. Namwele, which sits to the south of the Mkomolo deposit, will be mined by our Tanzanian partner, Upendo Group Ltd ("Upendo"). Upendo has already started clearing the overburden and we expect the first Namwele coal to be mined before the end of Q1 2018.

on the 31st January EDL give the following info The Company's wash plant and associated equipment is currently running at a throughput of 30 to 40 tonnes per hour, operating six days a week for 8 to 10 hours a day. Edenville is therefore in a position to process 8,000 to 10,000 tonnes of mined material per month. on the 27th April EDL give the following info The Company is ACTUALLY operating at up to 4,000 tonnes of coal per month Going by the current known work patterns throughput of 15.625 to 16.67 tonnes per hour, operating six days a week for 8 to 10 hours a day OR for 1 shift(s) then the washer/crusher operates for 4 to 5 hours a day???? with 30 to 40 Tons per hour BUT we have been informed by Rufus there are 2 shifts. Does he mean 2 mining shifts and 1 washer/crusher shift???? It all depends on HOW LONG A SHIFT IS??? IS A SHIFT 4 - 5 hours??? I have asked Jeff this question.

Admission is expected to become effective at 8am on or around 3 May 2018, Thursday. Lets see what response we get from Jeff etc before then?

EDL HAVE LIED TO AND CONNED SH's...

Subscription to raise �1.25M In this email by the looks of it management inflated expected production figures to assist in the placement of new shares. "The Company will apply the net proceeds of the Subscription to the completion of construction work at, and for transport logistics for, the Company's Rukwa Coal Project (the "Project"), working capital to fund the increase in production over the next six months and, in the appropriate circumstances, initiating expansion options. Management expects the net proceeds of the Subscription to take the Project through to full production and the generation of positive cash flows. Since the decision in January 2017 to proceed with development, the Project has taken only 8 months to construct. Opening of the mine has already exposed considerable coal supplies in the upper seams. The plan is for initial production of 5,000 tonnes of washed coal in October, ramping up to at least 10,000 tonnes per month by January 2018." I cannot remember any of the share holders being informed of Management reducing its expectations on the above production timescale, which I would have expected if a drastic descaling of the aforementioned production targets.

revised this production so he has lied by omission.