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Seanyj, I'm not gonna argue with that!!!!

You are right I don't believe the jam tomorrow statements, how many have been delivered on?

Let's start with the 10,000 tonnes a month shall we??

I can't believe you think some idle chit chat over the water cooler at the AGM was official company news.

Your best mate Rufus fed you a load of flannel and you fell for it hook link and sinker. What else did he tell on the text you shared with each other?

Questions were raised for Sally but the replies would not have been official responses released to the market via a RNS, as such I would have treated them such.

Chit chat is chit chat, official RNSs are very different. A company can be held accountable against a RNS, but not against chit chat.

It simple, isn't it?

If it's not in a RNS, do you take it as gospel?

Are you happy for Edenville to release market sensitive information to less than 10 people in a room somewhere in London once a year?

You'll be saying next that the texts you exchanged with Rufus are official Edenville statements??

.....it's been 2 months almost since last RNS. What has happened in last two months? How much money is left? Strategic investor? Cost saving measures? Contracts? Filling contracts?

Unfortunately idle chit chat at AGMs isn't valid, if Edenville aren't prepared to put it in a RNS then it is just chit chat.

Completely agree, it is how Alistair gets Edenville out of the mire that counts

"would surely suggest"

That's the trouble with Edenville RNSs, would, surely, suggest, always jam tomorrow.

The only thing I will add is that if this is foresight, God help us if they had no plan!!!!! The continual strong suggestions of clients, and before the mine closed we were producing 500 tonnes a month??

....since last RNS and still Alistair fails to tell us what he is doing in terms of cost saving measures. Another email in the Tim PR to inform him of my perception of Alistair and his ability to do their jobs. We need to keep the pressure up on these people for an RNS,

In a nation not in lockdown, in a nation whose President doesn't promote lockdown why is the mine still shut? Is Alistair committing a criminal offence in Tanzania but keeping the mine shop?

"foresight of the bod for becoming a miner"

I've been here long enough, and so have you, we may not have pieces of paper in front of us showing us why the became a coal miner, but 'foresight' didn't happen. The ban came out the blue in August 2016, nowhere prior to that did they talk about opening a mine for commercial sales, reference to any mine was always in conjunction with the power plant.

It was luck, pure and simple, that led to a mine for commercial sales. You are always on the money aerial, but with this one, a little off the mark.

Aerial

"Over the years lots of progress has been made, and credit should be given to the foresight of the bod for becoming a miner before anyone had an inkling of the cancellation of the mining tenders by the Tanzanian government that caused the demise of their RCPP."

Aerial, that's bull****, you know as we all do, there was no foresight, it fell in Rufus's lap when Tanzania banned the import of coal, at that point they decided to open a mine. It's total hogwash to even suggest anything different, unless you are suggesting Rufus knew the coal import ban was coming and hence planned in the knowledge of this???

They will announce when open again, no announcement, so they are closed in a country that isn't lockdown

https://www.africanews.com/amp/2020/05/20/god-will-help-us-tanzania-president-rejects-virus-lockdown/“There is not going to be any such thing as lockdown in Tanzania, God will help us. We need to work hard, once the other East Africans are done with their lockdown, they will come to us, and we shall still help them with food, we will not against discriminate them.”So the President keep saying no lockdown, so why haven't we heard that the mine open. Has it shut for good? No money after paying salaries for Alistair and Rufus?

"All enquiries concerning your shareholding should be directed to the Company's Registrar, Link Asset Services."

Why would I need to discuss my shareholding with the company's registrar? What going on? Consolidation? Dilution?

https://www.eturbonews.com/572450/tanzania-first-country-to-welcome-all-tourists-again-with-open-arms/

"During the church service, Magufuli vowed not to place Tanzania on lockdown in the wake of the coronavirus, saying such a move would be disastrous to the economy and the people."

https://amp.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/may/19/tanzanias-president-shrugs-off-covid-19-risk-after-sending-fruit-for-tests“We have had a number of viral diseases, including Aids and measles. Our economy must come first. It must not sleep. If we allow our economy to sleep, we will not receive salaries … Life must go on,” he added.Over to you Alistair, open the mine, remember the President says the Tanzania economy comes first, you wouldn't want to argue with a man that gave his child a lemon and ginger solution before getting well !!!

... a week ago, and the last three trades add up to less than £13.

In a recovering market you'd think Edenville would want to promote itself, remind me again why we pay Tim PR?

.....would be good about now, Edenville have been spending money while the mine is shut, even if it's just paying for security at the mine. How much is left Alistair?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-africa-52697508Speaking at a church service in his hometown of Chato, north-west Tanzania, President Magufuli revealed that his own child had contracted the virus but was now well and "doing push-ups".He said the child had made a recovery following a regimen of self-isolation, steam inhalation, and lemon and ginger juice, the BBC's Sammy Awami reports from Tanzania.MORE IMPORTANTLYTanzania does not have strict lockdown measures like those in other countries. Large public gatherings have been banned and schools have been closed .........According to the president, Dar es Salaam's Amana Hospital, which at one point was treating 198 Covid-19 patients, today has only 12 patients with the virus. Other hospitals in Dar es Salaam have experienced similar decreases, he added."The way I see this trend, if the week beginning from tomorrow continues like this, I plan to open places of higher education so that our students can continue with their studies," he said.He added that plans to quarantine tourists could also be relaxed next month.Alistair, looks like things are getting back to normal, better get that mine open. RNS next week to tell us then Alistair????

Are you sure aerial??? Don't you want to know what you've been missing all these years??? Haha