some clarity perhaps, page-28

Please dont ask a question to a one line taunting clown who has so far not provided one post that has been backed with one referenced/researched information beats me........A question to someone wallowing in vanity will be answered by a fence sitting one liner with no content. I will apologise and retract my statement if I am proven otherwise --- because I am confident that all this posters opinions are 'Simply How I Think' (S.H.I.T......no swear word intention) and not backed by an iota of shareable evidence.

Nkwe is undergoing labour pains of a paradigm shift; It may take a few weeks till the immediste problems are sorted out; after wchich

1) AMED are taking the genorah route to make decision making possible at Nkwe --which with Gneorahs current lot seems imposible---There will be new management with elimination of "legacy issues" and interparty transactions
2) the de'Okap'isation of Nkwe will make it a good one for business with other parties who are closely watching which may include Pallinghurst
3) Bengwenyama legal tangle finally seems closest to an outcome than it ever has been
4) with management change--- IDC and other sources of funding come through
5) AMED are not there for Harakiri either and I dont seem them diluting themselves out either. although there is theory that they would be happy for the 26% unlisted project holding.....I think AMED want this to be listed soon as well.

in 6-12 months a share price of 50 -70 cents now is concievable