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Big things will happen for this share I think. New government,imran khan as new prime minister. He has promised electricity as one of the top issues in pakistan. https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/349665-pakistan-all-set-to-produce-electricity-from-thar-coal

RHA must be close now. http://www.sundaymail.co.zw/cheers-for-small-scale-miners/

How nice would it be RHA in the bag,with jv and funding. Boom BOOM.

It's better to be in then OUT.

Valhalla2017 on LSE board has disappeared,hiding his face is shame. He claimed to be a holder.P***

About time we got some good news.

No news is good news. I can see a Booooooooooooooom soon.

Join our Investor webinar on Friday 15 June at 11:00am GMT. George Roach will provide a general update on RHA & Zulu and answer questions. Please send your questions to fuad@premierafricanminerals.com. Please see link to webinar https://t.co/XCSKCLJTyO #PREM

We're BLUE

It's also psychological warfare out there. The trolls have undeniably won. I always fall back on to the same premise. Is GR a con artist who is lining his own pockets? I study the Company & I can't agree with that. RHA has been built. It is seriously impressive. Designed to process 4% of the Worlds Tungsten. Zulu has been drilled with impressive results. Circum shares were bought with inside knowledge. Like CASA/ARCM - Katete is huge & has good drilling history. This is not made up stuff? TCT was a disappointment but I believe the limestone quarry is still PREM's. All this takes money and effort and negotiation and TIME. GR has fouled the water with stupid financial deals and unrealistic totally optimistic time scales. Balance them up. Barry/Tim today was a goodwill gesture. But I believe like you guys he should do more.

There's a HUGE amount of noise around PREM -much of it justified, but as you see so often on AIM last weeks bad guy can easily be next weeks hero. That will happen its just a matter of when. It had occurred to me that without this loan could PREM have filed for bankruptcy? Think about that when someone next ****s off GR

Guys, I'm in no way pretending that GR hasn't made some fundamental cock ups, the SP tells us ALL about that, but look at it this way: GR has gone to his trust to borrow money in order for him to complete the deals that have overstretched by 5 months. There are I believe 7 members of the trust (trustees). He can't raise the share cap so he has literally had to put his hand in his own pocket to do this. The trust would have demanded that he had cover hence the ARCM fall back. He does not have the ability to sell those at this time anyway and for about 2 years they have been completely irrelevant. I see this as a very very positive development. He's now put $8m into this. We know that things are coming to a head. And frankly its about time we had some good news - it is well over due.

http://m.miningweekly.com/article/premier-african-secures-300-000-loan-2018-06-05/rep_id:3861

https://danversrecord.com/2018/05/31/traders-are-circling-premier-african-minerals-prem-l-what-do-the-numbers-tell-us/

Last try by the TROLLS,how many they must have scared off and hitting the sell button by the PIs. What is De-ramping - and who does it benefit? This, also, can take different forms. Perhaps a shareholder has gone short on a share, they obviously then need a decline in the shareprice to make a profit, so they will go onto BB's and say anything they can to persuade others that the company is going to fail or a particular product is going to fail.

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https://www.africaintelligence.com/ama/businessmen/2018/05/15/emmerson-mnangagwa-busy-helping-foreign-miners,108310308-art

https://www.africaintelligence.com/ama/business-circles/2018/05/15/consultants-and-lawyers-drawn-in-by-renewed-interest-in-local-mines,108310288-bre

Arc investment rising steady..Could turn out to be a very wise move for once.

RHA ownership should be sorted. The Mnangagwa Act will also enable investors to apply for a waiver to the 51% ownership requirement, which will be considered on a case-by-case basis. �The Zimbabwe Mines and Minerals Act is expected to be put into law before the end of May,� said Temba Mliswa, chairperson, Zimbabwe Mines and Energy portfolio committee.