AVZ Discussion 2022
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Dave Evans
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I guess the idiot is still pretending he doesn’t know that we all know he is using a separate account to post answers to himself. Like I said before, he’s just a short selling Chinese stooge who doesn’t even own AVZ shares and today he’s posting articles that we discussed on the troll free thread a week ago.
Just to add to the stupidity of it is that those articles are basically copy and paste’s of half truths and don’t even mention PR13359.
Dave Evans
Regular
I know it’s not Friday but I’m going to try and communicate with this troll (just this once) in a language he understands….
An AVZ shareholder walks into a Chinese restaurant and orders fried chicken. When it comes out he takes a bite and it tastes like rubber!
Immediately he asks if he can speak to the chef
. He is escorted to the kitchen and says to the chef “Mate you’re fried chicken is rubbery” “Thankyou” said the chef
Cobberoonski
Member
I know it’s not Friday but I’m going to try and communicate with this troll (just this once) in a language he understands….
An AVZ shareholder walks into a Chinese restaurant and orders fried chicken. When it comes out he takes a bite and it tastes like rubber!
Immediately he asks if he can speak to the chef
“Thankyou” said the chef
In a similar vein Dave, I had an old mate (now passed) who was a nasho or some sort of reservist during WW2 & he did his training in Adelaide.
One night he & a few mates hit the piss hard & ended up in a Chinese restaurant. They played up & were ordered out of the joint. After leaving they came across a dead cat on the street, when one of his mates picked it up by the tail & headed back to the Chinese restaurant. He marched up to the bloke who’d kicked them out, & in front of a fair crowd, dropped the cat at his feet & told him that was the last one he was getting until he paid the bill for the rest.
You mean Bin Guo on Toilet or the other way around? I will leave it to everyone imagination.An AVZ shareholder also walks into a chinese restaurant and takes a photo of Bin Guo and toilet
Good wife ?? that’s your fucking sister you inbred fuck.
Anchorman
Emerged
Maybe Nigel CAN steer this SHIP back on COURSE…!
The waters are ROUGH, but the WHEEL is still in his HANDS…! imo..!!
Dave Evans
Regular
Your not a shareholder dickhead, and everyone here knows it
Cobberoonski
Member
Just caught this post shithead.You can laugh your arse off and in your opinion like it’s going out of fashion cunt, but that man was real & a shit tonne better fucking bloke than you useless bus driver fuckwit. His name was John Costello and I’d be more than happy to wring your weedy fucking throat in his name YOU USELESS FUCKING CHYNA-LOVING CUNT!
Rechnerhand
Regular
Someone willing and able to unlock the following article?
DRC: Louis Watum, ‘captain of industry’ minister at the heart of US mining deal
DRC: Louis Watum, ‘captain of industry’ minister at the heart of US mining deal
Winenut
GO AVZ!!!!
You might not know what it is (being later on the scene here) but you just might have picked up the prestigious “mantle” with that post
Anchorman
Emerged
Three YEARS gone and what do we really have to SHOW… nothing but DELAYS and EXCUSES…!
This SHIP drifting in TROUBLED waters, looks more like it’s taking on WATER than heading anywhere…!
S H bailing out the SIDE, tells you all you need to know about CONFIDENCE right now…! imo
This SHIP drifting in TROUBLED waters, looks more like it’s taking on WATER than heading anywhere…!
S H bailing out the SIDE, tells you all you need to know about CONFIDENCE right now…! imo
Anchorman
Emerged
Confidence DOES matter…LMAO!
Without CONFIDENCE there is no CAPITAL DEALS or FUTURE for AVZ…!
Nigel’s $400,000 is the COST of keeping the SHIP afloat in this SAGA…!
Bank accounts only change when CONFIDENCE turns into ACTION… imo..!!
Carlos Danger
Top 20
I expected better from you tolate
But to have you bitch out in less than a week of me rubbing your nose in facts and then to watch you argue with yourself because you can’t handle real heat is absolutely fucking pathetic
Bin59
Regular
@Rechnerhand - not the article you were looking for but might be similar
copperbeltkatangamining.com
DRC Mining Minister Louis Watum Kabamba Sets Governance, Transparency, and Reform as Top Priorities
On Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the new Minister of Mines of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Louis Watum Kabamba, met with the heads of agencies and institutions under his ministry to define the priorities of his mandate.
According to an official statement, the meeting also served as an introduction aimed at strengthening collaboration between technical managers of the mining sector and the new minister.
Minister Kabamba outlined a series of strategic priorities designed to modernize and strengthen the mining industry:
Establishing governance rooted in transparency and accountability.
Reorganizing and modernizing artisanal and industrial mining operations.
Ensuring mining revenues directly benefit Congolese citizens.
Intensifying the fight against mining fraud and smuggling.
Revitalizing state-owned enterprises in the sector, including Gécamines.
“This meeting marks the beginning of an active collaboration to drive new momentum in our mining sector,” the minister said. “We must move forward together to make mining a true lever of prosperity for our people, rooted in good governance, modernization, and the fight against fraud.”
Kabamba emphasized that his program is fully aligned with the vision of President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, who has prioritized building a strong, diversified, and inclusive mining industry.
The focus, he said, will be on local resource transformation to generate greater added value for the country.
He stressed his determination to implement reforms with efficiency, rigor, and responsibility, calling on all stakeholders to work collectively toward these goals.
Mining Sector Challenges
The mining sector remains the backbone of the DRC’s economy, accounting for over 90% of export revenues through copper, cobalt, gold, lithium, and coltan. However, it continues to face major challenges, including:
Uncontrolled artisanal mining.
Widespread smuggling and corruption.
Limited benefits for local communities.
Underperforming state-owned mining companies.
In 2024, the government attempted to restore transparency and improve traceability in supply chains, notably through a review of the Sino-Congolese contract.
However, critics argue the deal remains unfavorable to Congolese citizens. Reports have also pointed to senior officials, including members of the presidential family, holding undeclared stakes in mining assets.
As a former private sector executive, Minister Louis Watum Kabamba is expected to leverage his experience to attract investment, restructure public mining companies, and ensure the mining sector delivers tangible benefits for the Congolese population.
Minister of Mines Louis Watum Kabamba Outlines Priorities to Reform and Modernize DRC’s Mining Sector - Copperbelt Katanga Mining
DRC Mining Minister Louis Watum Kabamba Sets Governance, Transparency, and Reform as Top Priorities
copperbeltkatangamining.com
Minister of Mines Louis Watum Kabamba Outlines Priorities to Reform and Modernize DRC’s Mining Sector
September 3, 2025September 3, 2025 ConstanceDRC Mining Minister Louis Watum Kabamba Sets Governance, Transparency, and Reform as Top Priorities
On Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the new Minister of Mines of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Louis Watum Kabamba, met with the heads of agencies and institutions under his ministry to define the priorities of his mandate.
According to an official statement, the meeting also served as an introduction aimed at strengthening collaboration between technical managers of the mining sector and the new minister.
Minister Kabamba outlined a series of strategic priorities designed to modernize and strengthen the mining industry:
Establishing governance rooted in transparency and accountability.
Reorganizing and modernizing artisanal and industrial mining operations.
Ensuring mining revenues directly benefit Congolese citizens.
Intensifying the fight against mining fraud and smuggling.
Revitalizing state-owned enterprises in the sector, including Gécamines.
“This meeting marks the beginning of an active collaboration to drive new momentum in our mining sector,” the minister said. “We must move forward together to make mining a true lever of prosperity for our people, rooted in good governance, modernization, and the fight against fraud.”
Kabamba emphasized that his program is fully aligned with the vision of President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi, who has prioritized building a strong, diversified, and inclusive mining industry.
The focus, he said, will be on local resource transformation to generate greater added value for the country.
He stressed his determination to implement reforms with efficiency, rigor, and responsibility, calling on all stakeholders to work collectively toward these goals.
Mining Sector Challenges
The mining sector remains the backbone of the DRC’s economy, accounting for over 90% of export revenues through copper, cobalt, gold, lithium, and coltan. However, it continues to face major challenges, including:
Uncontrolled artisanal mining.
Widespread smuggling and corruption.
Limited benefits for local communities.
Underperforming state-owned mining companies.
In 2024, the government attempted to restore transparency and improve traceability in supply chains, notably through a review of the Sino-Congolese contract.
However, critics argue the deal remains unfavorable to Congolese citizens. Reports have also pointed to senior officials, including members of the presidential family, holding undeclared stakes in mining assets.
As a former private sector executive, Minister Louis Watum Kabamba is expected to leverage his experience to attract investment, restructure public mining companies, and ensure the mining sector delivers tangible benefits for the Congolese population.
Those of us still on HC have to read all the replies to the useless fool already, ad naseum. Let's try not bring that mentality over here. Just ignore him
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