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I feel that this has to be connected with the offer of the mining licence subject to an acceptable response and there should have been a confirmation to investors that that had been sent and it would be reasonable to expect the next step, the mining licence. Neither have happened and nobody has advised us why not.

The big sell today is disappointing but may be the need of the money and, because of the low sp it's not a huge amount.

Whether that initial RNS, re the licence, was what triggered the reported Nomad reaction we will probably never know but it struck me as strange at the time as an RNS because it was a progress report on an uncompleted matter with nothing concrete to say.

Interesting comments but I've no doubt that EVs will take over, not because private buyers want them particularly but government, national and local insist on nothing else and are our masters and will alter the rules to ensure that we comply. Look at London and Khan issuing penalties continually on his Ulez binge which presumably has made TFL financially sound. Sadly, diesels and petrols are soon to finish as new vehicles and will be around for some years but demand will drop as fuel stations switch to electric only and when owners find, as early ev owners did and sometimes still do, that they can't make a journey without being certain of completing it, there'll be no fuel available reliably and no demand for the vehicles.

The milk floats, the first ev's, I suppose, which replaced the milkman and his horse and cart have surely been defunct for years. I've not seen one in London for well over 20. Are they really still about with their warm milk on a summer's day, anywhere?

EVs will continue to grow. Buses. Coaches, trucks and cars and they all need copper and ground level parking. The multi storey car parks will have collapsed under the weight. Buy land. It's in huge demand.

Hope and Gorob is the focus right now not least because it's a long standing mining bid in Namibia of around three and a half years which has been assessed as highly desirable and has been offered, according to an RNS subject to a response and we've not received a response from that which hasn't helped but could be at any time. We also hold considerable interests in the massive Mankayan project in the Philippines. We also have the Kanye Manganese project plus the potential of the massive Eureka red bed Copper project in Argentina. Bezant is not a one trick pony . Positive news from Namibia would certainly help because financiers want certainty but a chat site without positivity and confidence is a deterrent to progress. I still believe along with other holders and there are a great many that Bezant can and will succeed.

Always worth remembering that 7,851,522,228 shares, 68.4%, are held by major holders. It's all on the company website.

We're only at this share price because we're waiting to start work in Namibia and when the go ahead is given it should start rising.

This just needs patience. The offer has been made subject to a satisfactoty response and was in an RNS just over a month ago. Assuming that the response is satisfactory we shouldn't have to wait much longer.

And this RNS certainly helps to boost it. Not there yet but looking much more positive

Newsflow is essential of course, Mr. T, but clarity is the problem. We were advised that there was an offer, subject to conditions which would be the case always with specifics unique to the situation and that the response was underway. All very good and clear and probably involved because it would be legally binding. Nothing unreasonable there so why haven't we had news of acceptance because the later RNS mentioned the offer subject to the conditions but nothing more which we are left to assume means that some detail still needs to be ironed out and imagine, will be because there is no indication of . acceptance.Why should there not be when exploration has continued successfully for so long? I and I imagine that I'm not alone in feeling the need of clarity other than just that essential exploration continues. Of course it does

Explaratory work continues but I've been expecting notification of confirmation of a satisfactory response from Namibia of acceptance ny Bezant of the statutory terms requested for licence granting and Colin's notes in the next RNS failed to answer that at that time and it was still the case and still subject to those terms. It's possible that it does involve suppliers as was mentioned in another message but the actual agreement confirmed is all I need for now. This has taken a long, long time and we need to be mining.

Mine was certainly a buy and all alleged sells were higher than the bid price which looks unlikely

Welcome good news

Thanks ID. I knew that the environmental question had come up a while back but presumed wrongly that it was settled. So, as you say, patience is the key again.

I thought that environmental concerns were addressed some while ago but I can't find exactly when on a quick glance through RNS's. Maybe it's me but Colin's recent message was that preparations were being made by Namibia to grant the licence subject to acceptance of their terms and which we were told was that that was already underway. If so and there's no reason to doubt it , major matters like the environmental concerns of residents and others affected would have been tackled at the start surely wouldn't they? That RNS was a lttle premature because it didn't state what we really wanted to read, the actual granting of the licence, but it certainly raised the likelihood that the only matter pending was total acceptance of requirements and, based on that, the decision. All personal opinion, of course

Absolutely, Mr T

All we need now is the go ahead and the opportunity to get the mining started to the advantage of all

Hopefully not too long now for confirmation that the mining licence has been agreed. It's been a long wait but with exploration continuing we may end up with more work than anticipated and a good long term hold along with Kanye Manganese, the Philippines and Argentina which is apparently still a possibility. All looks great for a successful future. GLA

Looking good. GLA

Have I missed something?

Rns was yesterday afternoon after 3.00. London Southeast missed it but it's on the stock exchange site

Nobody expected anything better, I imagine, but financial discussions were mentioned re H and G weren't they and discussions re Eureka continue and the 68% of major shareholders and 7% director holdings are still here I think. I suspect that we're ok for now

Exploration to continue and that's positive but still no mining licence yet although equipped to go ahead and both could go ahead couldn't they? Three years for an application is a very long time to wait when so much preparatory work has been done.

Good to see some positivity after the recent turbulence but sad to see consolidation being mentioned. It costs investors very dear, in my experience, every time.