Ann: AGM Results - Additional Information, page-32

LOL
Do you really think the court cases will revolve anything...lol

Who ever loses it will be a APPEAL
No different to SANTO in the N T issue...lol
Happens in AUSTRALIA....lol

DRC issues that private companies should have worked out...lol

The Tshisekedi government has used public prosecutions of high-level officials and the creation of an anti-corruption unit to improve the DRC’s reputation on corruption.

DRC’s 2018 Corruption Perception Index score—161 out of 180—underlines the endemic and deep roots of corruption in the country. The DRC constitution includes laws intended to fight corruption and bribery by all citizens, including public officials. Anti-corruption laws extend to family members and political parties.

Private companies have applied their own controls to limit corruption, and have in the past been more effective at controlling it.