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[gold panda] 07/6/2018 10:27

Cora Gold: Flagship Sanankoro project to be commercialized
hxxps://www.miningreview.com/cora-gold-flagship-sanankoro-commercialized/

[peterpowell21] 07/6/2018 09:56

So the papers said an employee was taken hostage, the company said did not happen.
I think we should all believe what shazzbott is telling us from his fireside somewhere in the world.

[edjge2] 07/6/2018 08:20

CC that's likely too.

[charles clore] 06/6/2018 23:51

Don't be too hard on him he's only trying to help the share price... down! Not working though shaz, is it? What's the betting he will disappear as soon as we hit 33p

[roguetreader] 06/6/2018 20:29

GP thanks for posting I watched it

[gold panda] 06/6/2018 19:03

shazzbott, the employees that left were from the mining contractor, not Hummingbird. if i'm not mistaken, that deposit is scheduled to be mined in Q3, so production will probably not be affected. and the video on Mali television showed a peaceful situation. has anyone but me watched the video?

[casual47] 06/6/2018 18:43

Shazzbot only posted 5 times since creating an account here. All 5 today on HUM. Says it all....

[shortarm] 06/6/2018 17:46

Incorrect. On many levels!But, I think everyone else already knew that :-)

[shazzbott] 06/6/2018 17:23

I'm not making any assumptions, other than that in my experience of similar issues over the last 35 years in Africa they are NEVER as simple as the companies would have you believe...

[casual47] 06/6/2018 17:03

"I've plenty of contacts in Mali, I'll speak to them and see what is actually happening on the ground."

Yes, better than making assumptions which are not backed up by official news from the company.

[shazzbott] 06/6/2018 16:58

Ha ha ha. Hilarious. I've spent more time in Mali than all you lot put together. I've stood in dozens of orpaillages in Mali and Guinea, had face offs with Galamseys in Ghana, dealt with illegal miners in DRC and Tanzania and makorokosa in Zimbabwe.
And it is on that basis that I reiterate my original post: do not underestimate these people.
And what do you expect the company to tell you? Staff were evacuated, and yet you think production won't be affected?
I've plenty of contacts in Mali, I'll speak to them and see what is actually happening on the ground.

[darola] 06/6/2018 16:35

This is not even a production part of the mine, they were clearing it to start production later this year - your ignorance is outstanding. I've personally spoken to HUM management and operationally all is well - suggest you give them a call if you are concerned.

[zeberdie] 06/6/2018 16:35

K East where we are operating is miles away from K West. I doubt very much that production will have been affected . The RNS stated that the plant was still running and from what ive seen lately the new II whoever they are have kept on buying. AIMHO MMLTD :-)

[peterpowell21] 06/6/2018 16:34

anyone worried what go's on every day all over Africa should never invest in that continent.
I saw pictures of a black man running around london with what looked like a sword the other day. There are people blowing up people and running people down all over Britain. If you are worried then move or invest on the main land of Europe.But its the same over there.

[charles clore] 06/6/2018 16:28

shaz - but it's not theirs. It never has been. They have no right to be there and they are acting illegally by stealing gold from the state. Luckily HUM's partner and owner of 20% of the project is the government. And they have previously agreed the arrangements for all artisans to vacate. Which means that the security forces will clean it up wherever it gets out of hand.

[shazzbott] 06/6/2018 16:23

Non-direct situation? Let's wait and see the production figures for the month before saying that. Did you notice that the article said staff were evacuated? Hardly non-direct. And the silence is deafening

[shazzbott] 06/6/2018 16:19

Not that different, just a turf war on a different scale. It shows the lengths the Malian orpailleurs will go to to protect their ground. This was around 30km away from Yanfolila.

[darola] 06/6/2018 15:49

Mali is obviousley not for you, especially if you can't interpret the impact of a non-direct situation. Suggest a tracker fund.

[charles clore] 06/6/2018 14:22

shaz - completely different circumstances there

[peterpowell21] 06/6/2018 13:17

Rebel forces.
That made me smile.
Are they from the star ship #fake news,