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. . . don't know much about Zanzibar coastline but them sea urchins left me feet festering in Mombasa.(Nyali beach).

I'd also like to make contact with Ms Jenkins on a number of points re Shanta and her other companies. It will help fill gaps in knowledge. Doubtful she is ecstatic with October announcement.

https://www.crown.co.za/modern-mining/industry-news/16802-michelle-jenkins-appointed-independent-non-executive-director-at-shanta

Also keeping close tabs on WEN and KRoe.

Hoogveld, I had pondered your whereabouts . . . presumably you are satisfied to see where we are at Singida first pour and a steadily accruing Lihranda Au resource. Do you think ~5m ozs is attainable and a possibility of a greenstone footprint reaching towards Mt Elgon (Bungoma/Kitale)?

Bid = 63.7
Otherwise nothing to report although an acquaintance in Kamloops says it's getting quite icy in the morning. Purpose of call was mainly about i3E. He also said the TSX.V is very active today.

A fair number of holders will have been following Manolo a lot longer than I have, which goes back to 14p days. I continue to learn many more facets to Bretana field development. Another example of skilful management -

https://www.soenergy.com/project/petrotal-bretana-field-lote-95-peru/

Setbacks are part of the process. Of special interest is to await further developments -
a) the emasculation of James Perez
b) naval escorts from Iquitos if the threat grows
c) Novum (Houston) barge increases
d) dividends in 2023

A fine company is emerging with an ever-growing field . . . exploration in the south of Lot #95. And Constitucion/Osheki is yet to come.

https://www.netweather.tv/charts-and-data/global-jetstream#2022/11/03/0600Z/jetstream/surface/level/overlay=jetstream/orthographic=-38.24,71.50,712

Always my daily indicator when in the Rockies.
One finger reaching south at present.
Equally useful for UK projections.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/kiltti/2307656732/

As previously stated an example of my best exploration tool in the Serengeti.
Termites bring up grains from ~400 m.
Sampling detects mineralogy at the location.
They were the world's first miners.

https://www.shantagold.com/investors/presentations/

Depictions excellent. Much appreciated, Eric.
It might not equate to e.g. Harmony but those multiple targets are transforming the Saza landscape.
Also note you have increased dam capacity on Luika River.

Less white noise needed on Chinese interest, please.

No opinion to add on last handful of posts. All speculative.
I'll become more alert if/when Bristow (Barrick) or Calderon (AngloGold Ashanti) comment.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=nkosi+sikelela+stellenbosch+choir&view=detail&mid=FCBC84EEB9919E105A25FCBC84EEB9919E105A25&FORM=VIRE

Excuse "poetic licence".
For people like Michelle Jenkins (NED/geologist) and myself the Karoo craton and Serengeti are in our blood. Stellenbosch Uni might be a long way from Mbeya and Kakamega but the clip provides the picture. MJ, too, has put a great deal of work into Saza community initiatives. She also sat in on discussions with the Kakamega governor relating to the future programme.

All features probably mean zilch to most holders who are merely in it for the beer. Perhaps a refresher on a more recent NLGM satellite view will have more impact. See -

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=nkosi+sikelela+stellenbosch+choir&view=detail&mid=FCBC84EEB9919E105A25FCBC84EEB9919E105A25&FORM=VIRE

Workings 1 km to the east have grown apace.

?? Rig expected on site this week.
Doesn't necessarily mean anything
. . . as evidenced by 4c pullback on TSX tonight.

>NB. Please note the word "unconfirmed".

Big Bertha #16 should come into play at some point if 3 km laterals are planned.
https://energydrilling.com/rig-16/
re: PXEN noted. Several opportunities are out there.
Bid = 63.85p
Offer = 63.625p
SOU/TSX may take up some of the slack in next hour.

https://energydrilling.com/rig-15/

Although unconfirmed I understand the above rig will be moving into the Mt Olive vicinity within days. Accordingly took up some more stock yesterday.

May have to wait a bit but wanted to avoid any excessive movement on the arbitrage later in the week.

With many years' estimated reserves Foo succeeded in wrecking what was once a sound prospect. How well most of us remember all the fine kit that went into Douala. I managed to escape without too much damage a few years back but his non-performance is inexcusable.

. . . don't know present Ucayali flow but Manaus level is at last positive +4 cm.

PetroPeru bailout should free up payments to PTAL perhaps clearing its bond liability in full . . . hopefully news release to follow in November on at least three counts.
https://www.argusmedia.com/en/news/2384608-petroperu-gets-15bn-as-fuel-stocks-shrink

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnrsS3sMrU0

Memories of Mbeya and Mt Rungwe plus Ngozi crater lake.

Crikey, everyone seems bent on giving this company away for nix. Whereas I visualise a modest Witwatersrand-type mining hub. The Rukwe area, generally, has vast potential.

". . . taking the known deposits at NLGM to twelve, each of which has the potential to increase in size".

Hang in to first Singida pour at bare minimum timeframe.

. . . and may we be preserved from clowns who know absolutely nothing about East/Southern Africa, its geology (volcanics), mineralogy, mining history and a mass of other detail. Thomas Schlüter/Geology of East Africa is a good starting point.

@ 00:47
If correct, it is a real shame to see a reasonably articulate/literate poster indulging in three identities. The style is very similar to CD/Fort, the only difference being in the layout.

https://money.tmx.com/en/quote/SOU

C$1. Fair. Steady as she goes.

Looking down the track, and bearing in mind the plan to transport Porcupine ore 22 km to New Luika, a similar process can apply when WK commences.

If Ramula is central to operations trucking from Kakamega, Bushiangal, Isulu, Vihiga, Busia, etc seems a practical m-o. Will check to see how they do it on the Witwatersrand and Limpopo. Will also check with THS management to see how they are going to handle Great Dyke, Zim.

And would any of us sell a potential open-pit 5m oz Au resource for peanuts?
Like Eric once said it's as good as any recent greenbelt discovery in Quebec and W Australia.

. . . and red flags galore.
Some would give the company away for a few cents. They overlook a tier one asset with a MRE to come . . . forgetting drilling results in the next few weeks from both WK and Tanz. And obviously Singida production is worthless with its 6 other unexplored targets.

Leslie Snr might well have had enough if he is >80. Give him a break.

Take a look at the photo gallery. Eric and Luke are not going to surrender years of hard work for 20p/share.