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Ouch! That picture really tells a story doesn't it.

Can't help wondering, (again, in the interests of getting this up and running as another 'reference project'), as well as of course benefitting locals , if Fluence have considered 'engaging' a solid Israeli based contractor - specifically given the near geographical location.

Still employing local labour in consideration of cultural or BEE sensitivities, and make it very clear such a move is a one off, not to be seen as setting any sort of a precedent.

At this stage, having our name there is not a good look. I'm mindful it could allow the perception that FLC doesn't follow up, fails to provide sufficient oversight.....doesn't CARE even!

Having been invested in an ASX listed company with African resources / operations, I'm all too aware of the challenges cultural, political and remote this part of the world provides, to a degree mirroring our China experience.

We're still in our formative / establishment years as a global force, cementing relationships and reputations. Can we afford to blight either?

So to return to first impressions, and the story this picture tells; one might use the word in a number of ways, each as valid as the last.

And that word is blight.
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