Aminex Share Discussion Threads

[ngms27] 30/9/2020 10:13

Seems like the fat ladies warming her tonsils.

[farmscan] 30/9/2020 10:10

Yes, but presumably ARA will want their 5mill back?

[edgar222] 30/9/2020 10:09

Exactly Malc5.The Major is saying enough. We will walk away. But paying more money at the same time. Yours is the only interpretation that makes sense.

[blackgold00] 30/9/2020 10:08

Aminex still holds the Ruvuma PSA license with the right to pursue Ntorya development

[kevjones2] 30/9/2020 10:06

The government could be holding out pre-election to tell the voters they're holding on to the country's resources OR they want to make a big announcement just before the election?

[malc5] 30/9/2020 10:03

Or are they trying, by what ever weapons they have, to force the governments hand?

[farmscan] 30/9/2020 09:48

I can't quite see what will happen if it does not get signed. Aminex have already had all the cash, ARA won't go beyond the 15th, so does the Tanz government declare AEX in default of the operatorship and re-assign the asset elsewhere?

[slepy] 30/9/2020 09:35

Looks like we're gonna get shafted by the government after all. Even if they get the approval now there will be no time to drill anything anyway. Final nail to Aminex's coffin and our money IMO.

[come on] 30/9/2020 09:25

Not looking good at all

[impvesta] 30/9/2020 09:22

And one final extension to 15th October. Come on Tanzanian government, get this sorted pronto!

[blackgold00] 30/9/2020 08:04

and next month etc

[come on] 29/9/2020 14:21

And last month etc

[jdk14] 29/9/2020 10:31

People hoping the FO gets signed this month!!!!!

[jotoha2] 29/9/2020 09:53

Something afoot maybe .

[farmscan] 28/9/2020 19:21

I think you should prepare to be shocked.

[gowski] 28/9/2020 19:03

Next 2 days rns out I guess. If another extension I'll be shocked

[888icb] 28/9/2020 11:40

Wentworth Resources is Up 6.5% this morning.

[blackgold00] 28/9/2020 08:19

yes 8881CB, i did notice : )

[888icb] 28/9/2020 08:16

It appears that ADVFN have acted to remove the spam which is to be commended.

[blackgold00] 28/9/2020 08:11

i wouldn't say cperkin post was a spam

[888icb] 27/9/2020 15:12

There are a lot of posts across the bb’s today like the one above. Spam which should be filtered.

[cperkin] 24/9/2020 20:03

Yep average age 17.5 and 40% of the population do not live in urban areas.


Low hospital admission rate based on the current known case data in terms of infection impact by age. Don't get me wrong, they probably have little clue of the true infection rate, but with an average age of 17.5 it is likely that most infections are asymptomatic as supported by the current data.

[rangenoresources] 23/9/2020 14:47

The authorities in Tanzania have not released official figures on the extent of the outbreak there since the start of May.Schools are due to reopen on 29 June and President John Magufuli has said the virus has been largely defeated, but the lack of data has led to increasing concern over the true level of infections.Tanzania's neighbours as well as international health organisations have expressed concerns that downplaying the epidemic there could adversely impact the wider region.In mid-June, the country's prime minister told parliament there were 66 active coronavirus cases, but provided no further details.Apart from this announcement, the government has not been releasing any data on infections or deaths. The president has said releasing the figures was causing unnecessary panic.Human rights activists say health workers are afraid to speak out about the extent of the crisis."Tanzania has always had very repressive laws against freedom of expression and the press," says Roland Ebole, a regional researcher at Amnesty International."We are now seeing these laws being used in a more intensive way to target those who are speaking out, especially about Covid-19," says Mr Ebole.The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has "strongly" called on Tanzania to release its latest data on the outbreak.The last detailed figures, published on 29 April, reported 480 cases and 21 deaths (its island territory Zanzibar later added 29 more cases in early May).President Magufuli later provided limited data on patients with Covid-19 admitted to hospitals and health centres.He said the number of patients in two large hospitals in the commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, has dropped from 228 to 18, although he didn't give a timeframe for these figures. He also gave figures for a few other hospitals around the country.Since then, government officials have provided some data on three occasions but in a way which makes it hard to draw comparisons.The country's prime minister Kassim Majaliwa late May said the number of patients in the two main hospitals in Dar es Salaam had dropped to only two. The total national tally from the hospitals he mentioned was 32.The country's health minister Ummy Mwalimu early June told a gathering in the coastal region of Tanga that the two main hospitals treating coronavirus patients in the country only had four patients.She mentioned other regions that had no cases but didn't give the total number nationally or say whether more deaths had been reported.