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We are delighted to be working with African Potash and its associated partners, who have shown tremendous ability and passion in implementing this much needed program on the ground

He said deliveries to this network have successfully begun in addition to other supplies to independent agro-dealers across Zambia. It is expected that a minimum of one million farmers in the region will access inputs through ACTESA and AFPO program within the next two years. Mr Chuula said the demand for high performance fertilizer in Eastern and Southern Africa is rising fast and needs to be addressed quickly with cost effective, quality and reliable supply. “The importance and scale of this program cannot be overstated. The work we are doing here will help avert a looming humanitarian crisis caused by heightening climate change,” Mr. Chuula said. Under the COMESA/AFPO agreement, the parties agreed to work together to support and develop a common framework to finance supply and deliver at least 500,000MT of fertilizers for a period of 36 months after which the arrangement will be renewed by mutual agreement by all parties for a further period of up to 10 years.

COMMON MARKET FOR EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA Lusaka, Wednesday 20 July 2016: The Alliance for Commodity Trade in Eastern and Southern Africa (ACTESA) has begun supplying fertilizer to rural agro-dealers in Zambia under a partnership signed with African Potash (AFPO) a UK based fertilizer business and public limited company. Over 500,000MT of fertilizers are expected to be supplied to the COMESA region under the ACTESA/AFPO programme to support smallholder farmers to improve productivity for an initial period of 36 months since the signing of the agreement in August 2015. The first deliveries of the fertilizer began on 9th July 2016 with supplies to agro dealers in Mkushi and Mumbwa districts in the central region of Zambia. These are some of the biggest farming regions in the country. Each agro dealer is expected to serve between 300 and 1,000 farmers. “We are delighted to be working with African Potash and its associated partners, who have shown tremendous ability and passion in implementing this much needed program on the ground,” Mr. Argent Chuula, CEO of COMESA ACTESA said. Speaking in Lusaka, Monday 18th July 2016, Mr Chuula said such projects will be replicated in other COMESA countries such as Malawi and Uganda as soon as the ongoing negotiations are concluded. ACTESA has so far trained an extensive network of more than 7,000 agro-dealers under the COMESA Regional Agro-inputs Program (COMRAP) in business management skills and product management for accreditation as recognized agro-input distributors. COMRAP has for some years encouraged farming inputs such as fertilizers, seeds and chemicals for small scale farmers. COMRAP is a €20 million programme implemented by ACTESA, a specialized COMESA institution, to promote the use of farming inputs such as quality fertilizers, seeds and chemicals for small scale farmers. “This programme is a sustainable initiative which continues the excellent work of COMRAP and builds upon the initial investment. Its is expected that a minimum of one million farmers will access inputs through the COMESA ACTESA & AFPO program,” Mr Chuula said “The importance and scale of this program cannot be overstated. The work we are doing here will help avert a looming humanitarian crisis.” Other partners in the programme include Nutri-Aid Trust, a non-governmental organization that is working with ACTESA and AFPO to introduce an extensive, fully trained agro-dealer network in Zambia. This will be the first of NGO’s and organizations expected to join the program. “Nutri-Aid Trust continues to be supported by various organizations across the globe and is a reliable partner in this program, bringing with it a superb network of agro-dealers for us to supply on a commercial basis,” Mr. Mr. Chuula said. He said deliveries to this network have successfully begun in addition to other supplies to independent agro-dealers across Zambia. It is expected that a

PETERHOUSE-CORPORATE-FINANCE-LIMITED New Liverpool House, 15-17 Eldon Street, EC2M 7LA Telephone: +44 (0) 207 469 0930 Fax: +44 (0) 872 111 3147 Web: www.pcorpfin.com 25/11/2016 AFRICAN POTASH LIMITED (“African Potash” or the “Company”) Application for Admission to the ISDX Growth Market The Board of African Potash, the AIM quoted company focused on vertical integration of fertilizer operations in Africa and Sub-Saharan potash assets, is pleased to announce that it has today applied for admission of its entire issued share capital of 1,142,165,711 ordinary shares of no par value (“Ordinary Shares”), to trading on the ISDX Growth Market (“ISDX”). Admission is expected to take place on or around 8 December 2016. For the avoidance of doubt, the Company will remain admitted to trading on AIM following admission to ISDX. Company Information As announced on 26 August 2016, the Company received a purchase order (the "Purchase Order") for 1,500 Metric Tonnes ("Mt") of urea from the Zambia Co-Operative Federation ('ZCF'), a government body which counts over two million smallholder farmers as members. The Purchase Order has been made pursuant to a fertiliser supply agreement entered into by African Potash with ZCF ('the Agreement') and falls under the Government of Zambia's recently launched innovative E-Voucher system (the 'E-Voucher Scheme'). On 2 August 2016, the Company announced that it has signed a fertiliser supply agreement with Rockwell Fertilisers Limited ('Rockwell'), a supplier and distributor of fertilisers in Zambia. African Potash will supply Rockwell with fertiliser products (NPK and Urea) to be sold on to prospective buyers, namely retail outlets who sell fertilisers to farmers in Zambia. This is supported by the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa ('COMESA'), with whom African Potash has an existing agreement, and Nutri-Aid Trust, a Zambian non-profit enterprise ('Nutri-Aid'), with whom African Potash has a trading agreement to sell Urea and other fertiliser products to Nutri-Aid's supply network, which includes over 2,500 agro-outlets certified by COMESA and managed by Nutri-Aid (with each outlet serving on average 300 farmers each). The agreement with COMESA was entered into in August 2015. At that time, the Company also entered into an agreement with the Mask Africa Crowd Farm Fund Limited (‘MACFF’), with a view to creating a vertical platform for the mining, production and distribution of fertiliser, focussed on the COMESA region and beyond. This agreement marked a milestone development in the establishment of the Company’s fertiliser operati

When the Hebrew scriptures were translated into Greek in ancient Alexandria around 200 BC, the word "Hades" (the Greek underworld) was substituted for Sheol, and this is reflected in the New Testament where Hades is both the underworld of the dead and the personification of the evil it represents are you TW

DETAILS Document Date2015/03/16 Document TypeProject Appraisal Document Report NumberPAD986 Volume No 1 Total Volume(s) 1 CountryUganda; RegionAfrica; Disclosure Date 2015/04/09 Disclosure Status Disclosed Doc NameUganda - Agriculture Cluster Development Project Uganda - Agriculture Cluster Development Project (English) ABSTRACT The project development objective for the Agriculture Cluster Development Project for Uganda is to raise on-farm productivity, production, and marketable volumes of selected agricultural commodities in specified geographic clusters. The proposed project will adopt a phased approach, starting in a small number of clusters with one or two commodities, and then building toward broader geographic coverage including all five selected commodities. The project consists of five components. The objective of component 1, support for intensification of on-farm production, is to support the intensification of on-farm production of five priority commodities (maize, cassava, beans, rice, and coffee). An e- voucher and associated training program will be piloted (reaching some 30,000 farm households) during the initial first year to achieve the objective. Component 2, preparation for agricultural water management investment, will oversee the intensification of rice production under the cluster approach and will involve adoption of irrigated rice varieties grown under sustainable wetland management. This approach is expected to raise cropping intensities and mitigate current patterns of land and water degradation in lowland areas that are being developed informally. Component 3, market linkages, post-harvest handling, storage and value addition, will provide technical assistance (TA) and matching grants to farmers’ associations to improve their capacity for marketing and post-harvest handling of farm produce. Under this component, the project will also finance infrastructure works to eliminate bottlenecks and trouble spots on rural access roads critical for the movement of farm produce to market. Component 4, project management, policy, regulatory, and information and communication technology (ICT) functions of Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF), aims to: (i) ensure project management and coordination; (ii) strengthen MAAIF’s effectiveness in carrying out its role with respect to policy and regulations affecting agricultural input and output markets; and (iii) develop and implement an ICT-based agricultural information platform to enable effective real-time coordination and management of information at every level.

Will AFPO be added to the agenda? Developments in Trade Corridors, Regional Collaboration and Agricultural Clusters :Update on developments of key trade corridors and impact on the market :Assessing the costs and risks including border procedures and bottlenecks :Government initiatives and public and private sector collaboration :Linking investment and innovation to develop robust supply networks of fertilizers and seeds for smallholder farmers Panellists include: Argent Chuula, CEO - ACTESA, Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) Emerson Zhou, CEO, Beira Agricultural Growth Corridor Sean de Cleene, Chief of Strategy and Partnerships, AGRA

All contracts are still live and are mentioned in the ISDX application.Anyone else signed major distribution contracts you can think of other than OCP

ISDX question to AFPO Do you have a corporate advisor? AFPO:NO ISDX:Are you having a laugh? :) So the 8th it is then

Will commence on the 8th of Dec.Everything has been timed for a smooth transaction. 90 days lock-in and NOMAD giving prior notice rather than resigning with immediate effect.It's fairly obvious we have a team who would rather not see AFPO survive.But they will just like The Martian.When all seems lost you have to adapt,accept the situation and do everything you can to use all resources available to survive.Sh7t happens.Deal with it

List on ISDX with a corporate advisor in place.

Tengri Resources - First Day of Dealings PR Newswire London, November 17 ������ 17 November 2016� TENGRI RESOURCES (�Tengri� or the �Company�) �� First Day of Dealings on the ISDX Growth Market The Board of Tengri, the AIM Rule 15 Cash Shell, is pleased to announce that, with effect from 8.00 a.m. today, the Company�s Ordinary Shares commenced trading on the ISDX Growth Market. There are 113,918,497 Ordinary Shares of 5 pence each in issue. Full details of the recapitalisation of the Company were recently announced on 17 October 2016 and 1 November 2016 in a circular to Shareholders. For the avoidance of doubt, the Company will remain admitted to trading on AIM following admission to the ISDX Growth Market. For the avoidance of doubt appears to be a standard statement

12.20 Realizing Major fertilizer Projects in Africa Henrik Surrow Larsen, Head of Sales, Ferrostaal Topsoe Projects This agenda is subject to change

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