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https://www.biznews.com/global-citizen/2018/10/01/uae-treaty-gupta-brothers-dubai

"UAE treaty means Gupta brothers may no longer be safe in Dubai

International Relations and Co-operation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said that South Africa had wanted an extradition treaty with UAE anyway to protect both sides. But the process had been accelerated “because we did want them to co-operate with us in our search for getting to the bottom of what has now been called State Capture, some of the issues we would like to bring before our courts”.

“Quite frankly we would want the Guptas back. We think it’s the right thing to do and we would like the UAE to assist us to do the right thing,” Sisulu said in a wide-ranging interview."

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https://www.bbc.com/news/business-45679024 Tesla's shares closed 13.9% lower. During the trading session on Friday, shares fell by 15%.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-45672813 The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a lawsuit accusing Tesla boss Elon Musk of securities fraud. The US financial regulator says Mr Musk's claims that he had secured funding to take the electric carmaker private were "false and misleading". They led to confusion in the stock market and harmed investors, according to the complaint. The SEC is seeking to bar Mr Musk from acting as an officer or director of a publicly traded company. It is also seeking financial penalties.

Pinarello, that's for new mining rights, like our very own Mokopane. We will have to become 30% compliant and in the correct proportions to each recipient within 5 years of receiving the mining rights

And why are we building a single-acid processor when UET use multi-acid? Does this mean UET aren't involved in this test battery? If not, who is?

mitch and pb940, thanks for covering the press announcements for us, they've shown a slight improvement in some areas over the draft charter of a few weeks ago. Sadly tho, there's still that 'hands-out' thinking embedded into it.

I honestly wouldn't be so opposed to BEE if it was structured in such a way that either the Treasury or local communities or both were the beneficiaries (altho that would require strong anti-corruption enforcement, esp in ANC-led areas). But at least that way, if properly and ethically run, all the people of SA would benefit rather than just a few well-connected and already wealthy 'historically disadvantaged' black people.

What was also not mentioned today (and I wonder why it wasn't) was all the other red tape that was in the draft. Such things as who we're allowed to buy our supplies from, and the percentage composition of those suppliers eg 51% women or youth or whatever other Marxist rubbish was in there, the ethnic and male/female percentage make-up of mining company boards, etc. All of that has still to be revealed/ confirmed, but not one of those new rules makes it any easier for miners in SA to get on with their businesses; instead it all just adds to the drag factor.

Like Daisan, I'm also expecting this to go through the courts thereby removing the 'policy certainty' Gweedy keeps banging on about.

Apologies, I should have backed up my statement about Gweedy with the evidence, so here it is. BTW his bent background should have no impact on BMN once we have that mining licence because the man who was sheltering him is no longer Pres of SA.

https://www.pressreader.com/south-africa/sunday-times/20180923/282140702297716

It's actually Gwede Mantashe but now that his corrupt actions with ol' JZ and Zwane have been exposed, Gweedy seems more apt.

https://www.pressreader.com/south-africa/pretoria-news/20180926/281702615640019

MANTASHE SEEKING TO REBUILD TRUST IN MINING SECTOR

"Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe said yesterday that his department would this year prioritise legislative amendments and the following of proper process in issuing mining rights and licences to rebuild trust and confidence in the sector.

"Rebuilding the levels of trust and confidence in the sector is paramount to return us to the business of mining. We are investing time and effort.

"Frank and open discussions with our stakeholders will enable us to serve them better," Mantashe said."

So put your money where your mouth is Gweedy and give us our Mokopane licence!

And Bushy is now top of the Hot Chat Topics

Number of share posts within the last 7 days
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Enjoy it kevkan, you've certainly earned it! ;-)

Well done Milkman, a worthy winner!! :-)

Thanks for the correction Nick, it just makes this share even more ridiculously undervalued! What a company...

Not to mention the billion tons of iron ore and the 440,000 tons of phosphate which overlays all the other goodies...

I've no idea if they're included in our brokers valuations but i suspect not, probably because they're in the ground and we're not going after them (yet). Our BoD have got too much other stuff on the go to keep them busy for a few years

From the Bushveld Vanadium Q2 Operational Update
Wed, 22nd Aug 2018 14:00

"The intention remains securing the mining right and developing the greenfield project into a vanadium mine and processing plant. For the time being the Company continues to explore means to supply ore from the project to plants in China and / or elsewhere in the world."

With FMs history and ability to plan ahead, I reckon that he will have everything lined up and ready to go at Mokopane once we get the mining right. I've no experience of the mining world but is a guess at first shipment of ore to China within 6 months of the green light a reasonable timescale?

This might assist you in your choice of provider

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/stocks-shares-isas/

Not strictly true vauch- a lot of us old-timers have got v large numbers of shares in ISAs where there's no tax to pay. I don't say that smugly, it's simply fact.