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Good to see that Uncle Wimbo is still on board and still so positive. Assuming he has not disinvested then his continued enthusiasm is encouraging

Despite optimism expressed on this board recently, the sp has trickled down rather than soared up

Well whatever it is, two hefty buys this morning show huge confidence.

I have always had faith in LC and this week we can see that while all and sundry were bitching about him, he was quietly getting things done. Four swallows may not make a summer but prospects look really positive. Onwards and upwards

Friday is usually a dead day, but this news brings encouragement

SP has nudged beyond the Kibo sp

A very interesting post, Mike

Yaki gave the impression of knowing Tanzania well, and was full of info.

The slow downward drift continues to be not only disappointing but also unnerving even the more valiant stalwarts. The increased buying today though not quite matching the sells is a slight encouragement. Everyone must be wondering at times whether Lurker was right all along, but but...

As I have said before, we are most fortunate to have Lurker's watchful eye looking out for our welfare, and his unstinted expertise in achieving our good fortune. I though follow the Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox story, that is believe the opposite of what he says

It reassures me to see that there have been some good steady buys today, and that good results for Katoro bode well.
Onwards and upwards

Suddenly as trading was coming to the end of the day, during which sales amounted to over 1m, a confident buyer has swooped in and bought 500,000.

Despite good results the share price has been and is slipping. The £4 floor has given way.

Dear old Sonic. Gone are the days when he posted his upbeat messages and detailed calculations showing the glowing promised land. Having it seems quietly dumped his shares, presumably at a profit, he now selflessly spends his time and energy encouraging us to follow suit. Such generosity surely demands gratitude that he should be so concerned for our welfare.

Some buyers have moved in and now match the sales. Confidence is still there

A good start for this week is encouraging. LC is going to be a busy boy.

Greta appears to be wearing clothes derived from oil, and, as we know, micro particles leech out into water supplies and have contaminated us and fish worldwide. One volcanic eruption chucks out umpteen tons of CO2. Now we are told that 11% - 28% more CO2 is produced in the making and running of an electric car in its lifetime than a diesel car

There are still a number of long term investors with sizeable holdings who have confidence in LC. It is not his fault that the TZ government changed and that the new president has decided to back the Stiegler Damn despite the huge environmental damage that is likely to be caused. Initially all Kibo's eggs were in TZ, but LC had the foresight to make Kibo exclusively an energy company with projects in Mozambique, Botswana and the UK. Whether the TZ project yet comes good remains to be seen, but fortunately we now have others which also show great promise. Someone last week had sufficient confidence that Kibo will prove successful that they invested over £100,000. That is some commitment. As SYM says, we can but wait, but in the meantime I am sure that LC and his team are working their socks off to make Kibo the big success which some of us have always believed will happen

What a great ending to the week. I do not recall a buy of £100,000 before. Usually Kibo Fridays are lacklustre but this one ...hmm... next week might be exciting

Surely the share price has drifted too low. The threat of Corbyn and Offwat have surely been overplayed, and the waste side not given full credit