Better to ask yourselves2 May 2026 19:30
Why did James Smith leave as Chairman with immediate effect? How much have the Board already filled their personal coffers from their humungous salaries and perks? and with your monies out of reach in the BVI? A year has already passed with no action by the company following the grant of a 10 year mining licence. Year 2 beckoning, leaving only 8 remaining, and no sign of a signing ceremony. Add to that the sudden departure of James Smith, and the worst signing of all, as Clive Carver as Chairman, giving false hope, and I think you'll begin to see you've been right royally stitched up over Tanzania. The Board have made enough already from shareholders to live a life of clover, without doing anything else for themselves. Their pensions are stuffed full, and they've put no skin in the game. Their only asset is their share in Blue Star, and that isn't worth much. They haven't taken the minerals out of the Tanzanian soil, so they don't own them until they're out. All they've got is an agreement for a piece of land which they're not doing anything with, and again, courtesy of the Chat;
"Bottom line
You don’t have to start mining immediately after discovery
But once you’re granted a mining licence, you typically have about 18 months to begin operations
And throughout the lifecycle, you must show continuous progress, or risk losing the licence"
And this applies to Tanzania.
Tick Tock! That 18 months is drawing ever nearer.