This Ann just shows the complete lack of ticker the President of the DRC has. Can be dealt with by issuing a ML. This is dragging out too long - the end result is AVZ has lost its place in the development queue. At the end of the day, I can see court action upon court action so development will be endlessly delayed. It just shows the President has no ticker - and would prefer to defend corruption than allow his own people to benefit from economic development. All this can go away through the President issuing the ML and reigning in his own agencies. Whilst this drags on no ethical explorer in their right mind would venture into the DRC to explore, given what they find may be taken.
Is this ultimately a China strategy i.e. conspiracy 101 - get AVZ and they can pertain to seek to control lithium prices and lithium markets for a short period. If that happens I truly hope Angola and Tanzania, through international pressure, do not allow the product through their jurisdiction (as I hope South Africa won't either). Personally I don't think CATH cares if the deposit is owned by AVZ/Dathcom or a Chinese entity. The real losers are the DRC people.
Calling a spade a spade.
My views on the issue here around suspension remain as per these following two posts -Post #:68411836and Post #:68238020
