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Great article! Although we are yet to determine how far the opposition will go, there does seem to be waning support for the detained MPs. Two good signs; Ata Jurt has confirmed the cancellation of another rally and the President (with a significant majority support) is personally presiding over the situation.
What does this mean to KGL? Stability is obviously the first and foremost issue, without central government control a degree of lawlessness will remain. There are many destabilised nations that run successful foreign mining ventures, but almost all have central government support. Importantly, the nationalistic drive will also be curbed. Again the threat of nationalising private ventures will certainly render our investment worthless.
Thirdly, I have a distinct sense that we are now as close as any time in the last 18 months to getting Andash approved. We have a (pro mining) government commission about to engage the wider community with a significant report (EMAS) in hand to dismiss the environmental debate. Much of the discontent in the regions is related to employment and services issues. Both require foreign aid and most importantly, investment!