Nicxie
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Of course you rock LDC. Keep it locked, don't touch the button
Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi
Nicxie
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If you don't give a shit then why the hell do you keep quoting me? Look at your life!
Geza Ulole
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Nn tatizo middle income?
Walker255
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So you do not even understand why I still quote you until now? somebody call 911.
you arent exposed dude Travel to other parts of the world.your arguments speak alot
Walker255
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lol. I am not exposed? let me just leave you alone. You know NOTHING about me.
Walker255
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Like what parts? I have been to North America nearly half of my life, I have been to most of western Europe, Armenia, Japan, Thailand, UAE and Australia. Visiting places is not enough "DUDE" but rather understanding how people live their lives and considering their ways of living.
Thats a fact you cant dispute
Walker255
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Lets assume you are right because sometimes people see things differently. Why would you think that I am not exposed? is it a comment I wrote that gave you an epiphany?
ichoboy01
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Its simply because you try so much to show us you're exposed.those are characters of unexposed individuals.
Teargass
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You are a sorcerer and a witch.
Walker255
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okay, i'm proud of it.
Walker255
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Your statements are vague. If you want to point something out then do so. Tell me those characters.
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Acacia seeks stay of international arbitration against Tanzania
By Reuters• 17/07/2019 - 10:34
LONDON (Reuters) – Tanzania’s Acacia Mining <ACAA.L> on Wednesday said it was seeking a stay of international arbitration proceedings, days before a hearing was due to start and two days before a deadline for a buyout proposal by Barrick Gold Corp <ABX.TO>, <GOLD.N>.
The gold miner has been fighting a bid by majority shareholder Barrick, which Acacia says undervalues it. The deadline for a firm bid from Barrick, which holds 63.9% of Acacia, is Friday.
That deadline is just ahead of Monday’s scheduled start of international arbitration proceedings against the Tanzanian government, with which Acacia has been locked in dispute over a $190 billion tax bill.
“If the Tanzanian government agrees to the stay, Acacia would expect the arbitration hearing to be postponed to provide time for the government of Tanzania to complete its settlement discussions with Barrick Gold Corp,” Acacia said in a statement.
Tanzanian allegations that Acacia has broken environmental regulations have ratcheted up the pressure on Acacia.
Late on Tuesday, Acacia said the Tanzanian National Environment Management Council issued a notice for Acacia’s North Mara mine to prevent it using its tailings storage facility by 6 a.m. local time on Saturday on the grounds the mine had breached environment rules.
In a statement, Acacia said it was seeking clarification and would request any investigation reports or data upon which the North Mara notice is based.
Acacia’s North Mara mine was issued with an Environmental Protection Order and fine in May 2019 for alleged deficiencies at a tailings storage facility.
But Acacia says it has never received any reports that would justify the decision. It said the North Mara technical team has been working “constructively and collaboratively” with the Tanzanian government.
(Reporting by Yadarisa Shabong in Bengaluru and Barbara Lewis in London; editing by Jason Neely)
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By Reuters• 17/07/2019 - 10:34
LONDON (Reuters) – Tanzania’s Acacia Mining <ACAA.L> on Wednesday said it was seeking a stay of international arbitration proceedings, days before a hearing was due to start and two days before a deadline for a buyout proposal by Barrick Gold Corp <ABX.TO>, <GOLD.N>.
The gold miner has been fighting a bid by majority shareholder Barrick, which Acacia says undervalues it. The deadline for a firm bid from Barrick, which holds 63.9% of Acacia, is Friday.
That deadline is just ahead of Monday’s scheduled start of international arbitration proceedings against the Tanzanian government, with which Acacia has been locked in dispute over a $190 billion tax bill.
“If the Tanzanian government agrees to the stay, Acacia would expect the arbitration hearing to be postponed to provide time for the government of Tanzania to complete its settlement discussions with Barrick Gold Corp,” Acacia said in a statement.
Tanzanian allegations that Acacia has broken environmental regulations have ratcheted up the pressure on Acacia.
Late on Tuesday, Acacia said the Tanzanian National Environment Management Council issued a notice for Acacia’s North Mara mine to prevent it using its tailings storage facility by 6 a.m. local time on Saturday on the grounds the mine had breached environment rules.
In a statement, Acacia said it was seeking clarification and would request any investigation reports or data upon which the North Mara notice is based.
Acacia’s North Mara mine was issued with an Environmental Protection Order and fine in May 2019 for alleged deficiencies at a tailings storage facility.
But Acacia says it has never received any reports that would justify the decision. It said the North Mara technical team has been working “constructively and collaboratively” with the Tanzanian government.
(Reporting by Yadarisa Shabong in Bengaluru and Barbara Lewis in London; editing by Jason Neely)
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Acacia seeks stay of international arbitration against Tanzania
LONDON (Reuters) - Tanzania's Acacia Mining <ACAA.L> on Wednesday said it was seeking a stay of international arbitration proceedings, days before a hearing was due
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Geza Ulole
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Nicxie
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Achana na hawa vilaza, hawajawahi toka nje ya Dar. I asked them a very simple question: Waniambie which high level convention has happened in Dar is slum in the last one year. They could not say anything but kurusha tu matusi
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