Icc arbitration is April, would love to be a fly in that court room."IF" they are going to f--k us we have to go hard. Start legal action immediately and shout it to the World .
Wouldn’t put it past these cunts mate !!!Wow we've got the Art of War and a bunch of other wierd concepts, Felix tricking everyone in a mastermove and me and ol' moneybags mentioned in the same breath.......I love it!!![]()
50 mill how fucken cheep. ButWouldn’t put it past these cunts mate !!!
Not any of our team btw…
GLTAH
Show me MY money, I’ll buy some more CXO / LRS50 mill how fucken cheep. But
Love him or hate him, it doesn’t really matter, this guy might be a good candidate for the positionOk whose applying
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Onto it. I‘ll write to Penny Wong today.Love him or hate him, it doesn’t really matter, this guy might be a good candidate for the positionI like where’s his heads at regarding China.
Maybe there’s a board position available he can advance to over time.
Someone in Canberra has to call out the Chinese Government (who controls Zijin of course)
Anyone else? Anyone? Penny are you there?
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Speech in Tokyo draws parallel with pre-second world war agreement, and claims credit for urging others to stand up to Beijing ‘bullying’www.theguardian.com
Manono lithium certified by Dathcom Mining: the underside of a plot unveiled.
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If the recent report of the General Inspectorate of Finance (in the acronym IGF) highlighted the mismanagement and sale of the mining assets of the Cominière Portfolio company by the members of its board of directors, a letter, related documents and three audios reached our editorial staff uncover a plot in the shadows: selling at all costs, and in defiance of the statutes of powerful Simon Cong Mao huai.
It all starts when the Chinese mining company ZijinMINING, through its subsidiary Jin Cheng, tries around November 2021 to acquire Cominière's shares within Dathcom Mining, or 15% of the joint venture's shareholding in November 2021. Zijin and Cominière sign an agreement to assign shares without notifying AVZ International or having given it the opportunity to exercise its right of pre-emption as prescribed by law.
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Faced with AVZ's refusal to ratify this irregular assignment, Zijin and Cominière are back in charge, no longer frontally but, like a crab, in bias.
In a letter of October 22, 2022 addressed to Cominière with the aim of "prohiring the Manono Lithium Operation Project", Chen Jinghe, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Zijin Mining, made a proposal to his interim counterpart within the Congolese company: do everything possible to acquire the northern portion of the northern concession covered by Dathcom Mining's Operating Permit 13359, a
Mr Jinghe, who describes AVZ International's exercise of its right of pre-emption on any offer to sell by a shareholder as an "abusive use of its majority" informs Cominière of her company's desire to acquire "the northeastern part of PR 13359, the part concerned."
In return, Cominière will be rewarded by receiving 29% of the company's share capital to be created to exploit the coveted portion of the PE 13359.
But the part does not appear to be the simplest: according to the mining code, any portion of a permit to which its holder renounces is first paid into the public domain of the State, it means that any interested person to apply to the Minier Cadastre. And given the lusts that lithium is atonating at the moment and the number of companies that are jostling at the gate of the DRC to get a piece of the cake, it is not certain that the northern portion of PE 13359 will automatically return to Zijin or its subsidiary. For this reason why, the letter, in unequivocal terms, requires Cominière to "be able" to obtain this portion of the concession and the related rights, failing which Zijin will not give back to her the 15% of Dathcom's shareholding that she illegally acquired from Cominière for the pretty sum of US$33.4 million but is unable to claim under Like what, it is never good to put the proverbial plough before the oxen...
As Zijin's letter so eloquently says: "To avoid any ambiguity, it should be specified that if COMINIERE fails to legally and effectively assign the mining right of the Party to the Joint Venture, COMINIERE will not have the right to require JIN CHENG to re-assign 15% of shares in DATHCOM, nor the waiver of the payment it
To tell the truth, Cominière would lose everything and find herself in debt to the tune of $33.4 million, a sum that this company, poorly managed and without any income, would have all the trouble in the world to repay.
We therefore understand all the despair of Cominière whose senior management, as demonstrated by the IGF report, has already squandered part of the amount paid to her, and that she is already unable to repay a distressed Zijin who has been promised the moon to receive only lead. We also understand Zijin's peremptory PCA tone and the orders to the Cominière Board of Directors to which she addresses as vulgar obedient and submissive laquais. Who hastened to put pressure on a Minister of Mines who granted them a Ministerial Order reporting PE 13359.
As the IGF report so well details, Cominière perfectly illustrates the disastrous management of Portfolio companies and how they collude with many foreign companies to plunder and sell the natural resources that are automatically given to the Congolese.
(File to follow)
By Mupungila Malu, Congo Nouveau and Leader.
I assume the local workforce will need someone to clean the toilets in those workers houses? Maybe that would be a good place for zijin?
An article from October 2022 which goes a long way to explaining what we’re seeing with the actions of MoM recently ie the MoP & MoM meetings with the Chinese and the following revocation of our mining decree.
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Minerals and China’s Military Assistance in the DR Congo
Beijing’s growing investments in strategic resources in the DRC go hand in hand with increased military assistance intended to secure those assets.thediplomat.com
From the article:
“GOMA, DRC — China’s growing investments in the mining sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) allow it to demand special treatment.”
“To help protect its interests in the DRC, China seeks guaranteed, unrestricted access to important decision-makers who may advance, safeguard, and even give top priority to Chinese strategic objectives. To build relationships, China reaches out to industry leaders, local governments, the media, and public intellectuals.”
Just thinking outside the box, it appears assigning the northeastern part of PR 13359 to Zijin is not as easy as they have originally thought. We know that AJN is also after it, it seems there are two strong political forces behind each party fighting against each other. So far after 9 months, none of the two parties have secured their license. Even if one party does, it can still subject the DRC to international arbitration as the split was done against the mining code and under false pretenses. I am sure Nigel would have correspondences to back him up. Due to the urgency of this project, the MoM have no choice but to cancel the split and then approve the license as a whole.
Nigel doesn't consider the partition to be illegal according to his letter to the MoM. The overall point of his letter is that of the acquired rights and survival of the initial decrees because the new ones are illegal and based on political decisions rather than the law.Just thinking outside the box, it appears assigning the northeastern part of PR 13359 to Zijin is not as easy as they have originally thought. We know that AJN is also after it, it seems there are two strong political forces behind each party fighting against each other. So far after 9 months, none of the two parties have secured their license. Even if one party does, it can still subject the DRC to international arbitration as the split was done against the mining code and under false pretenses. I am sure Nigel would have correspondences to back him up. Due to the urgency of this project, the MoM have no choice but to cancel the split and then approve the license as a whole.
The initial split was legal as we signed the waiver for it, even though it was against the mining code. From the ASX announcements we know that in return for the split we should have it back as a research permit which never happened.Nigel doesn't consider the partition to be illegal according to his letter to the MoM. The overall point of his letter is that of the acquired rights and survival of the initial decrees because the new ones are illegal and based on political decisions rather than the law.
It would seem that Nigel shares the same suspicions of the DRC government's intent on this matter based on the reasoning in the new decrees that I raised here last weekend.
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Jules Alingete..............this is the guy that should be PRESIDENT of DRC !!!Chinese contracts: the IGF shouts at the sell-off of the country's mining resources and reveals the mafia network!
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What everyone feared in what has since been called "Chinese Contracts" has just come true.
A report by the General Inspectorate of Finance, IGF, highlights that the Republic has sold off its resources in its contracts concluded under Kabila.
In fact, not having fresh capital to boost the development of the country, the regime had entered into a partnership with Chinese companies, in particular for the construction of basic infrastructure against the exploitation of deposits used for this purpose.
A joint venture had been created, SICOMINE to manage the interests of two parties.
Only then, after several years of implementation of this contract and exploitation of Congolese resources, the General Inspectorate of Finance comes to the conclusion that the resources of the Republic have been sold off and squandered against minimal achievements.
In the IGF report, the Chinese side has already exploited mineral resources worth 10 billion US dollars while the infrastructure built in return is valued at around 800 million dollars only and its impact is not visible.
To do this, the IGF simply recommends revisiting them.
"It is a question that the agency responsible for monitoring this program can begin a process that will lead to the revisiting of this agreement.
The glaring imbalance that has been observed, the selling off, the squandering of our minerals observed in this contract has been also the work of many misguided sons of our country who have accompanied Chinese companies in this macabre work against our country.
So now, by the will of His Excellency the President of the Republic, Head of State, the process is set in motion through the agency so that there is a rebalancing of the gains, advantages and charges in this agreement.
The DRC has made deposits available to the convention; deposits whose value is estimated at more than 90 billion USD.
Regarding the constitution of the company Sicomines, the DRC only had 32% of the shares while the Chinese part monopolized 68% for an undervalued capital of 100 million USD.
On the other hand, in the operation of this agreement, Chinese companies have already received a gain estimated at nearly 10 billion USD, while the DRC has only benefited from 822 million in terms of infrastructure.
Will it be necessary in the 822 million that we enter in depth to realize that there is no visibility of these 822 million", denounced Jules Alingete, inspector general, head of service of the IGF.
To convince us of the correctness of its argument, Alingete cites the example of the Cinquantenaire hospital, which is found in infrastructures of the order of 114 million USD when everyone knows that this hospital already existed and that it it was just a finalization that was done.
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*To Remind,
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