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Yes, Mr T, the news is ok but still disappointed there's no permit yet and we're well into the third year of waiting now. That being said, the continuing exploration is a positive. I did notice at the weekend that a larger Namibian Copper outfit had had good news so hopefully we're getting nearer the goal

JBT. I didn't notice your reply until last evening but checked this morning. I won't name the company because, although I personally think that because, should I want to repurchase shares in the company as I could before the consolidation occurred, I should be able to do so and now that's not the case but I also accept that it's their choice how they do business.

I'm also, because it's an implied criticism of a commercial company and i'm pretty sure it would be against the posting rules on this site. Many other brokers are trading this share though as the trading record shows.

Not misleading, I'm afraid. Fact. Sell only price on that broker. They do the same on crypto shares.

I'm never a fan of consolidations. They've always cost me dear and I sold the majority this time before the day but still retained what now amounts to just 60,000 . I remain optimistic on the logic of the possibilities that the Namibian discoveries pose but note that the broker is now sell only which is discouraging

I echo that appreciation of the AGM report. Thanks Pricey. It all looks more hopeful on H and G and seeing that we can't do Eureka on our own, the hope is of progress with a partner there. I feel sure that the history of the area for 500 years +, close to the Andes and Bolivia, is probably likely to be successful but until work starts it's all just a hope.

I dread to think of such a thing

Let's hope we do better. Atb

Let's hope it is a sign of news Mr T as we approach a 3rd year since the H and G application. It's a long time since Snoop Doggy was illuminating each day. None of us expected a wait this long

So, still waiting for H and G. Nothing Colin can do there unfortunately other than answer questions when asked and we head into a third year of waiting for the licence. Sorry to see the Eureka news because I feel sure that it was what we needed and in the right place at the right time but political unrest worsening had to take priority certainly. Kanye has the quality but not as yet the quantity and the sp remains lower than anybody paid. Disappointing so far but with the licence it should look a bit better

I remain optimistic. All seems ro be ready and we continue to explore which implies co-operation and expectation of approval of the licence and yet your question mark seems appropriate.It appears that Namibia is all but satisfied over something undisclosed and that something remains outstanding and hasn't yet been settled. If they had, we would have a licence to mine. Namibia has a successful mining industry and one where negotiations are normally completed efficiently and effectively in a relatively short time period . Colin , with all his experience, should be able to cope with this to the satisfaction of all, shouldn't he?

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Market doesn't agree so nothing new there so we resume the normal pattern, for now anyway,of looking for news from Namibia. Wishing and hoping as the old song said.

Out of the blue. We know that Colin has been busy with AFP in Zambia recently but this is a surprise and the news on the stock exchange has a + 44% against it. The market may not agree but it looks good right now.

Very interesting Copper discovery by Pampa Metals announced today not too far from BZT's massive Eureka holding in Northern Argentina. Don't sell it Colin.

Yes and just a few words would make such a difference but where are they?. Not far rom 23 months now and approaching Mr T's estimate of around the end of May. Surely it can't be long now,can it?

My post was intended to make the point that although our marketcap has dropped, the company is not heading to 0. We do have assets. Mankayan was mentioned by Mr T as a possibility where we have shares in the owning company. There's also Eureka for Copper in the North of Argentina next to Bolivia in the centre of South America, 100% owned but maybe a joint venture is possible and it's inactive at the moment but the area has historically been productive. Equally an RNS very soon could make it all unnecessary.

It's your decision . Like many here, I'm disappointed too but I think that the promise is still in H and G which Addison seemed to be review favourably. I expected the licence far sooner because Namibia is reputably mining friendly and reasonably quick and efficient with applications and if they weren't minded to approve we wouldn't still be doing exploration.This is really testing patience as the sells continue but the reward is not

great for selling. The last placing was for expenses and, if I remember correctly for equipment and labour preparatory to mining so, since initially the plan is for open mining with underground later and we can't afford a big placing, look at the m.cap, they may have to sell anything that anyone is prepared to pay a fair price for if needs must just to stay in the game.

Of course, when BZT is seen on the RMS list, interest is instant. Not what we were looking for except that Kanye was overdue too. Mankayan ? Ha.!So we still wait for H and G and an expenses contribution, more likely, can't be too far off now

To see the total sold. It has been exceptional today. It's disappointing that Namibia are dragging approval out while the company is still engaged in exploration. We need news and that needs to include the reason from Namibia for this exceptional delay and what the company can do to remedy the situation. It appears that we've fallen short of their expectations so we need to get this solved and get mining

Looks pretty promising to me. Permit. Funding due soon.A large and potentially prosperous area already with a bit of testing done and the only reason to be here for some time. US never looked that great.. Notice one of the posters mentioned took profits a few days back. The other is just a critic for now anyway. Once action starts I suspect this will buzz.

Certainly but not about graphite or did I miss it ?Or the proposed mine area enlargement plans which never came to anything or even any other African ventures although that was, if I recall, the aim at one time. So it's silver and lead now. I'll look out for more news in the future. A very interesting RNS.