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Indeed, which explains, perhaps, why the Tz government is being so thorough now. It has been ripped off by get rich quick foreign companies too many times and even the uk govt. which promoted a useless obsolete air traffic control system not so long ago.

Surely if it drops out of the Footsie 250 many shareholders, especially trustees etc will disinvest because they will not invest in stock unless in the 100 or 250 bracket.

While out for lunch my coffee was served with a sachet of sugar branded Kimbo. Now that must be a good omen.

All this speculation may be fun to play at, but all we can do is sit back calmly and wait for the news. It will be announced when the time has come, which will be decided by others beyond our control. Whether any shareholder is fed up, cross or frustrated is just too bad. Patience patience

Patience is a virtue. With twice as many buys as sells, one might have expected the sp to rise rather than fall. One or two big buys should get it going. A bank holiday beckons and if hot and sunny that should provide some encouragement

Indeed the market is bound to have doubts, and some have been expressed on this board. That said, it is still a good start to the week. I remain confident.

A gentle positive start to the week. If I had the funds I would increase my holding.

Six months on and the price still slowly slipping down. I guess any buyers are biding their time

Great start to the week. One can feel the tension mounting.

Yes, it looks as though we are going to break through the �5 barrier

That was a nasty blip but it has triggered a sharp rise in share buying. In the circumstances I thought the results were good. The royal wedding should give a boost to sales and if there are a few hot weekends even better. The superb dividend looks secure, there is strong asset backing all of which, in my view, justifies a much higher share price

Amen to that Wimbo

While the silence is daunting, market sentiment seems not too downhearted otherwise the sp would surely have dropped much lower

Whatever the tariff may be, will the average Tanzanian be able to pay? Yes, electricity will boost the economy once Tanzanians can afford to pay for it. What do those who know Tanzania have to say? Botswana might prove the better prospect in the end.

An encouraging start to the day

There seems to be an underlying buying trend which is encouraging, though bearing in mind the dividend it is not surprising

It is another Friday Zzzzz

My understanding, as I have previously pointed out, is that the World Bank will not support any coal powered project.

Very encouraging buying trend. Once more �5 appears on the horizon.

The usual dull Friday approaches. Zzz...