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I think we’re waiting for this to be passed for to get the mining license. If we get a TR1 it’s agreed and we’re waiting for the law to be passed. Diamonds next week 😉

https://www.herald.co.zw/mines-amendment-bill-to-be-ready-by-month-end/amp/

If it was a filled order it could well be a buy. As they will have had to accumulate the shares to fill the order but it was put through at that time. If it was a sell the price would have been a lot less selling that many shares. As it was a tight spread.

Another late 7.6mill buy after hours l

I think so to. Capstone doubling down 🤔

Well they won’t be a placing if someone has just put that much money in

TR1 incoming. Capstone have 5% at 150mill shares

Wildtiger now that’s a big buy 😝

Is othe directors shares issued?

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What are they for?

The economic stabilisation measures pronounced by our Government will continue to be enhanced as we accelerate progress on economic development and growth. We should strive to enhance employment and empowerment opportunities through maximising benefits from our abundant resource endowments.”

https://www.herald.co.zw/2023-cabinet-agenda-outlined/amp/

Thank you 🙏

A little something else I have found.

This is an opportunity for Zimbabwe to clean up its act,” said Farai Maguwu, Director of the Center for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG), speaking to Foreign Policy magazine. “There cannot be any semblance of injustice towards workers, communities, or the environment when the whole world is looking at Zimbabwe.”

A similar attitude was expressed by Shamiso Mtisi, the former Coordinator of the Civil Society Coalition in the KP and the Deputy Director of the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA). “A country cannot violate the KP in the same year it holds an important position,” he told Foreign Policy. “There is a lot of scrutiny, so this is the time for Zimbabwe to reform its way of doing things.”

In private conversations with WDC officials, Zimbabwean civil society representatives have reported a marked decrease in human rights violation in the country’s diamond regions, since the 2021 KP Plenary.

The Kimberley Process is not the only body in which Zimbabwe has assumed a leadership role. It currently is Vice Chair of the African Diamond Producers Association (ADPA) and in 2023, will succeed Tanzania as ADPA Chair.

Had a large fatty lump removed from the back of my head just between my neck and scull. All good the surgeon said it didn’t look cancerous 🤞

If you submit an order to buy at a price. That’s the time the trade is shown. But may take until after hours to fill the order. MM puts a mark up on each share that’s why the price is quite a bit higher ( normally 10% ) allowance to get the shares

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Today the other was delayed from Friday. Someone is loading up big!!

Mining license as well as diamonds

It’s happening!! Meeting tomorrow 🤞

11% up on Google finance 0.50

I survived my op.

During 2019, the company sold its gold interests in Pickstone and Eureka mines to Padenga Holdings to focus on the diamond project. Vast signed a binding conditional bond issue deed for a facility of up to US$15 million, via the issuance of secured convertible bonds to UK based fund Atlas Capital Markets, funds that will be partly used to bring the Zimbabwe diamond project into to production.

The factor to watch is how the ZMDC partnership works out and Vast’s ability to raise further cash to develop the site.

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The cabinet meeting notes which will be posted here

https://www.veritaszim.net/cabinet-decision-matrices

This was where they announced that prem got their licence to mine. It was posted here before being announced by RNS

Despite taking longer than anticipated, I am very pleased to announce that after many years of hard work and discussion with the Zimbabwean Government the matter regarding the release of the historic parcel has now been amicably settled in a manner supported by an Order of the High Court of Zimbabwe.

“This demonstrates the Zimbabwe Government’s and in particular His Excellency President Cmd. E D Mnangagwa’s commitment to resolving legacy issues related to investment in Zimbabwe in a transparent and legal manner for the mutual benefit of investors and the country,” he said.