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Is there a ramp trybuy? Whereas theres a clear derp from you dear me, you're not obvious are you 🙄

Yet another go to snipe in the green bin.

No Blubay it states "by the company"

Well Crusty they have been there training for what is coming.

Anyway Santas coming to see you soon with a gift of optimism you old grinch 😜

If I had worked on the EWT, I would have inside knowledge of what was found and so if I was offered shares I would take them or reject them based on what I know.

The fact that contractors has taken them should be a positive.

He who does not read the exploration licence, talks fear out of his backside. Another pratt for the green bin

Far better than reading the rollox that comes from you.

Cue your alta ego to appear

There are many things to consider but the environmental one is the reason for the environmental study which had to be put in with the application along with many other things. The company has done its due diligence to provide all the information that is requested. They now just have to wait until the government departments have verified it as acceptable to put forward to the minister. When dealing with a government you cannot expect things to be done as if oldJoe was giving it the nod down the pub. It takes anything between 8 and 16 weeks to get simple planning permission in this country and I think the proposal here is much more than simple. It will come, go enjoy Christmas and chill out!

What a saddo going back through five years of posting to dig out a quote.

Sadly that is one the traits of autism and as it is within my family I feel sad about that, but to be disruptive every Wednesday at the same time for over two years is not something holders should have to put up with. Imo it's time this pot stirrer was removed from the site

Considering Tpdc seemed to be in control of the pr with tweets almost daily around that time I would hardly say they are dragging their feet. Tenders have been put out by both companies since then, even for the catering van to keep the contractors bellys full.

I still expect to see boots on the ground before Christmas but if not, it will be days after the break. They have a weather window to meet the April production deadline when the long heavier rains start at the end of March.

Red dot anytime soon

I think he talks it down so that he can get the best price for his five pounds pocket money every week

Yes a nice summary and all that any investor needs to know at this point in time.

As the mining licence awarding is written into the exploration licence (a legal contract), providing helium one fulfill the terms and conditions, the licence is pretty much nailed on even if the government wants some changes made.

Of course traders will be moaning and whining constantly trying to instill fear, but serious investors will just sit and wait until the process is complete.

Because it is cheaper to keep it maintained, greased and turned over once a week than it is to demobilize it and mobilize again a few months or so later which would give things time to rust and seize up.

Nice find Henning

The government has announced installation of new transformers at Kinyerezi 1 power generation station in a bid to enhance electricity supply in Dar es Salaam.

The transformers with a combined capacity exceeding 500 Mega Volt-Amperes (MVA) increase reliance on natural gas which is used at Kinyerezi 1, as a key energy source.

The deputy Minister for Energy, Ms Judith Kapinga, said yesterday that the initiatives aim to address the rising energy demands driven by the city’s rapid economic growth and development.

“To improve electricity availability, two transformers will be installed at Kinyerezi 1 and two others will be installed at Mbagala and Gongolamboto,” said Ms Kapinga during a visit to the Kinyerezi 1 gas-fired power plant.

Ms Kapinga, speaking on behalf of the Deputy Prime Minister and minister for Energy, Dr Dotto Biteko, revealed that the new transformers for Mbagala and Gongolamboto would be installed within two months.

“Previously, electricity demand was growing at a rate of six percent annually. Today, it is increasing by 16 percent.

She added that maintenance work aimed at improving the reliability of electricity supply had been undertaken in several areas of Dar es Salaam over the past week.

Highlighting progress at Kinyerezi 1, Ms Kapinga said: “Back in 2015, we initiated the Kinyerezi 1 extension project to expand the power plant’s capacity by 180 MW. Today, the plant generates 335 MW, reflecting our ongoing commitment to improving electricity access for Tanzanians, particularly in Dar es Salaam.”

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Wonder what he's yapping in response, something derogatory no doubt. That's 25 out of the last 50 posts wrapped in the green box. Pathetic.

Angus, I think that is the aim of this multi ID poster. If he's not talking to himself, he sits in the shadows waiting for someone to come by before launching into yappie Jack Russell routine.

Best thing I ever did was to green box him then you see just how much he really dominates this board.

The moderators seem to remove one of his IDs lies most wednesdays. I would say it is time he was blocked in every possible way. He must be about all out of virtual IP server addresses

they're really awesome richards on this bulletin board 🙄

so bored with life they get their kicks trying to wind people up with bull****.

Look like ace needs an education so doing some research on the company he is not invested in might help him.

What did they do with the money they raised previously?

What will they have to do between now and the mining license being granted?

Answering those two questions might give him a clue as to why they will not need to raise finance until after the mining licence is issued

"Data collated and evaluated by the Company's subsurface team, was integrated into a feasibility study, which was submitted with the Mining Licence ("ML") application, and demonstrates to the Mining Commission of Tanzania the viability of the southern Rukwa Helium Project"

Now we just wait for the ML. With no major works going on until then there will be no major outgoings, so they will be just subject to everyday running costs which just puts to bed the constant whining about a potential raise. Obviously 20 wells will need financing of some sort, but with proven viability and a mining licence in hand the options for finance will be wide open without needing to worry about a further raise that is unless we are still waiting for the ML in a year from now. Even then they should be seeing the two million a year coming in from the US.

It is just a waiting game from here for genuine investors. Meanwhile the day trading disruptors will continue with their nonsense.

Buy hold and relax is my view, it is a great price to do it at least sort of levels.

A few decent buys have gone through today. Somebody loading or a few thinking time to get back in