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re: dumped aim looks like a pathetic loser 2.3 Million share turnover doesn't give me the impression of being dumped. Agree that management are useless however I think the project stacks up very nicely in spite of the delays. Truth be told, I am quite happy with the placement (a heck of a lot less dilution than what was first anticipated) as it's one of the critical components of the financing.

A formalised exploitation licence announcement would be great at some stage though. Not worried at all ... I gues having played in this sandpit for a while I have grown used to African time and all the excitement (or lack thereof) that this brings.

One interesting thing I was wondering about it what stage the drilling program in Mumbwa is up to given that wet season is kicking off in Zambia around now. Would seem sensible to have the program more or less completed (or at the very least mostly done). I know Mumbwa is a very small part of the AIM puzzle, however the shareprice at the moment doesn't take into consideration any potential of Mumbwa and I would imagine that any sort of assay result containing a whiff of uranium would cause AIm to break from it's slumber quick smart.

These are the thoughts of a long term holder who is substantially in the money on these shares ... please DYOR.