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flooding in, full ask paid they got to let this go soon.

Sorry guys wrong board

flooding in now

Not actually a 16% drop.
It is just the spread is very wide.

Thank you Lee.
That is very reassuring.
gl

jeffa
Ap said license expected to be signed off this week, early next week so it could land today.

Filled in form. Thank you

When do we think people will notice this company is not the old AFPO? When Chris Cleverley resigns.

nt Our Operations Lac Dinga Project HI Maidit308. They are next door to Afpo. Lake DingaLac Dinga is located in a highly prospective area, extending 57km NW-SE in the Kouilou region. The Project is adjacent to the Dougou Potash Deposit, part of the Sintoukola Potash Permit held by Elemental Minerals Limited (ASX/TSX: ELM) and the Makola licence of Evergreen Resources Holdings (BVI) Ltd. The Dougou Potash Deposit has a JORC compliant Measured and Indicated mineral resource of 1.1Bt grading 20.6% KCl. A drilling campaign was undertaken in Q3 2014 and results received from assays confirmed the presence of multiple potash seams. The analytical results for the two completed exploration drill holes (LDDH_001 and LDDH_002) on conceptual targets identified from seismic data confirmed the presence of potash mineralisation over significant thicknesses with individual sample grades of up to 25% KCl (~15.8% K2O). The results confirmed laterally extensive potash mineralisation which is characteristic of the Congolese coastal basin and further underpins the Project's potential to host significant potash deposits. About 250km2 of the licence area is interpreted to be underlain by salt-bearing strata which occurs at depths of about 300m to 420m below surface and mineralogical studies confirm that the potash seams are partially converted to sylvite mineralisation.

African Potash Ltd.: Audited Annual Results year ended 30 June 2017 Fri, 20 Oct 2017 18:18:56 : African Potash Ltd.: Audited Annual Results year ended 30 June 2017 African Potash Ltd. (AFPO) 20-Oct-2017 / 18:18 GMT/BST Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement that contains inside information according to REGULATION (EU) No 596/2014 (MAR), transmitted by EQS Group. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. African Potash Limited / Epic: AFPO / Sector: Mining 20 October 2017 African Potash Limited ("African Potash" or "the Company") Audited Annual Results for the year ended 30 June 2017 African Potash Limited, the NEX listed exploration company focussed on the vertical integration of fertiliser operations in Africa and sub-Saharan potash assets, is pleased to report its audited annual results for the twelve months ended 30 June 2017. Chairman's Statement Two years ago, African Potash was a junior exploration company with an early stage project which had just completed a proof of concept drilling program confirming extensive lateral seams of Potash Salts, extending to the edge of the Congolese coastal basin. Notwithstanding the positive results, the funding environment for early stage resource projects has remained difficult. Recognising this, the Company has implemented a strategy to develop opportunities for generating revenue in the fast developing and related fertiliser industry, with a long-term view of ultimately providing access to the market for its resource products. Fertiliser Trading The initial emphasis was on government-focussed trades introduced by COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa). Several Memoranda of Understanding were entered into, and the Company invested significant time and resources in pursuing these opportunities. Severe regional drought adversely affected demand, elections postponed decisions and, most importantly, budget restrictions meant that our customers could not, despite assurances to the contrary, secure the necessary payment required either by way of letters of credit or any other satisfactory payment instruments to enable us to conclude the potential trades. Clearly there is a sizeable business opportunity within this area and that we will be well placed to take advantage of it as time progresses as a result of our established relationship with COMESA. That said, throughout this period, we have learnt that dealing with governments can be slow and unpredictable. As a result our strategy has developed such that we are now looking towards both wholesale and retail trading, with a view to focussing our operations closer to the end user of fertiliser products. Last year, we commenced trading operations in Zambia with Nutri-Aid Trust ('Nutri-Aid'), which has over 2,500 agro-outlets certified by COMESA. This pilot scheme commenced with a partially secured credit-based model whereby the agri-dealers within the Nutri-Aid network would pay 50% upon colle

Nutri-Aid network would pay 50% upon collection and the balance within 45 days. The pilot revealed not only the inherent risks in a partially secured credit based model but also showed us that many customers were happy to pay cash on collection. Following the pilot we have entered into an exclusive agreement with Nutri-Aid to lease their network of small community warehouses which had been established in conjunction with US AID, and to use these to build a warehouse and retail business. The first three warehouses have been refurbished and are ready to start trading in the season getting underway. A key driver of demand is the Zambian government's eVoucher program which is replacing their former government subsidy program, whereby registered individual farmers receive a prepaid card which can be used to purchase fertiliser and certain other inputs from registered suppliers. We are a registered eVoucher supplier. In July 2017 the Government announced that the budget for the current season is $175m. In addition to the warehouses we have also recently launched the One Farm program, running social media groups where we engage with individual and groups of farmers to identify their input requirements. We also use these groups to disseminate data and information, weather, agronomical information, timing of planting, market data for sale of outputs amongst others. This enables us to establish close relationships with small scale farming groups and add value over and above the supply of fertiliser. We have also taken the decision to "buy into" an existing business. As announced on 31 March 2017, we have agreed to take a 21% stake in Advanced Agricultural Holdings (Pty) Limited ("Advanced Agri"), an excellent example of a successful fertiliser and speciality input distributor in South Africa. Advanced Agri will provide us with additional agronomic expertise and speciality products which will enable us to distinguish our product offering to larger commercial farming groups and agri-dealers in the region and give us an advantage when concluding deals with governments and multi-laterals. Lac Dinga African Potash retains its interest in the exploration side of the fertiliser industry through its 70% interest in La Soci�t�; des Potasses et des Mines S.A.

African Potash Ltd.: Audited Annual Results year ended 30 June 2017 Fri, 20 Oct 2017 18:18:56 : African Potash Ltd.: Audited Annual Results year ended 30 June 2017 African Potash Ltd. (AFPO) 20-Oct-2017 / 18:18 GMT/BST Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement that contains inside information according to REGULATION (EU) No 596/2014 (MAR), transmitted by EQS Group. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. African Potash Limited / Epic: AFPO / Sector: Mining 20 October 2017 African Potash Limited ("African Potash" or "the Company") Audited Annual Results for the year ended 30 June 2017 African Potash Limited, the NEX listed exploration company focussed on the vertical integration of fertiliser operations in Africa and sub-Saharan potash assets, is pleased to report its audited annual results for the twelve months ended 30 June 2017. Chairman's Statement Two years ago, African Potash was a junior exploration company with an early stage project which had just completed a proof of concept drilling program confirming extensive lateral seams of Potash Salts, extending to the edge of the Congolese coastal basin. Notwithstanding the positive results, the funding environment for early stage resource projects has remained difficult. Recognising this, the Company has implemented a strategy to develop opportunities for generating revenue in the fast developing and related fertiliser industry, with a long-term view of ultimately providing access to the market for its resource products. Fertiliser Trading The initial emphasis was on government-focussed trades introduced by COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa). Several Memoranda of Understanding were entered into, and the Company invested significant time and resources in pursuing these opportunities. Severe regional drought adversely affected demand, elections postponed decisions and, most importantly, budget restrictions meant that our customers could not, despite assurances to the contrary, secure the necessary payment required either by way of letters of credit or any other satisfactory payment instruments to enable us to conclude the potential trades. Clearly there is a sizeable business opportunity within this area and that we will be well placed to take advantage of it as time progresses as a result of our established relationship with COMESA. That said, throughout this period, we have learnt that dealing with governments can be slow and unpredictable. As a result our strategy has developed such that we are now looking towards both wholesale and retail trading, with a view to focussing our operations closer to the end user of fertiliser products. Last year, we commenced trading operations in Zambia with Nutri-Aid Trust ('Nutri-Aid'), which has over 2,500 agro-outlets certified by COMESA. This pilot scheme commenced with a partially secured credit-based model whereby the agri-dealers within the Nutri-Aid n

He should be stripped of his shirt, and given 100 lashes.

It appears cc was not stripped of his honorary degree. Good afternoon, Thank you for your email. We are unaware of such claims and any story related to Mr Chris Cleverly being stripped of his honorary degree. Kind regards Jacqui Jacqui Sanderson Graduation Office University of Reading 0118 378 8116 www.reading.ac.uk/graduation @UniRdg_Grad /uorgraduation

Managment has any ability or efficiency. Doesn't look like that is going to happen then.

I have the same problem been trying since 7

Thats a choice you can only make yourself.

No problem

Depending on who your broker is, some do not deal with isdx. You may have to find a different broker, there is a list on isdx website. I am with HL they trade over the phone for isdx @ £25.00 per trade. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Thats because they are delisted on aim. Your shares are still worth whatever they are trading at on isdx.