Hatimaye ACACIA wasema hawajasajiliwa Tanzania

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Update following Presidential Committee Findings

13 Jun 2017

Further to yesterday’s announcement, Acacia would like to confirm that it is continuing to operate all three of its mines in Tanzania, namely Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi and North Mara. We would also like to confirm that these mines are all owned and operated by companies that are legally incorporated and registered in Tanzania: Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Limited, Pangea Minerals Limited and North Mara Gold Mine Limited, which are the special mining licence holders for each of the respective mines. These companies are indirectly owned by Acacia Mining plc which is a UK incorporated and registered company. This corporate structure is fully transparent, lawful and is disclosed annually in our annual report and accounts which are audited to an international standard in accordance with IFRS and which are publicly available.



The Acacia group holding structure was fully disclosed to the Tanzanian Capital Markets and Securities Authority (CMSA) at the time of Acacia’s cross listing on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange in 2011. The group structure formed part of the information memorandum approved by the CMSA for the cross listing. Since the cross listing the only change has been the change of Acacia’s name from African Barrick Gold plc to Acacia Mining plc.



In addition, and in order to provide clear and factual information around the current situation, Acacia has created a micro-site: http://www.acaciamining.com/export-ban-facts.aspx, which has background to the current situation, clarification around the allegations, and details of our contribution to the Tanzanian economy.



Acacia plans to host a call on Thursday 15 June at 09:00 UK time for investors and analysts in order to provide a further update on the situation, with access details below. A recording will be made available on the Company’s website, after the call


Participant dial in: +44 20 3059 8125

Password: Acacia Mining

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Neno "incorporated" linatumika katika biashara pale mmiliki wa hiyo biashara anatenganishwa kisheria na kuifanya kampuni kuwa huru kufanya shughuli zake. Biashara hizi haziathiri madeni na vitu vingine vya mmiliki.
Lakini waweza kuifanya biashara yako na kuisajili kwa " limited". Hapa sasa kama unadaiwa madeni kwenye biashara au kampuni hiyo wanaouwezo kuuza mali zako nyingine ambazo haizihusiani na biashara hiyo.

Kwa kifupi ACACIA wamekuwa wanatumia mgongo wa makampuni ya madini ya Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi na North Mara sababu mmiliki wake mmoja ingawa kila kampuni inajitegemea kisheria.

Madhara ambayo serikali ya Tanzania watapata ni kuwa Madeni ya migodi ya Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi na North Mara kama ukwepaji wa kodi hayawezi kulipwa na kampuni ya ACACIA kama nilivyoeleza hapo juu ingawa mmilki ni mmoja.

kwa kifupi sana

"Incorporation limits an individual's liability in case of a lawsuit"
 
Wakitupeleka Mahakamani tutanyolewa bila maji-Tundu Lissu

Sometimes it needs to be intelligent to understand the intelligent person-Mwanafalsafa wa Mtandaoni.

Lissu tusamehe baba hatujui tulitendalo.

Inauma sana but it is too late.
 


Update following Presidential Committee Findings

13 Jun 2017

Further to yesterday’s announcement, Acacia would like to confirm that it is continuing to operate all three of its mines in Tanzania, namely Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi and North Mara. We would also like to confirm that these mines are all owned and operated by companies that are legally incorporated and registered in Tanzania: Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Limited, Pangea Minerals Limited and North Mara Gold Mine Limited, which are the special mining licence holders for each of the respective mines. These companies are indirectly owned by Acacia Mining plc which is a UK incorporated and registered company. This corporate structure is fully transparent, lawful and is disclosed annually in our annual report and accounts which are audited to an international standard in accordance with IFRS and which are publicly available.



The Acacia group holding structure was fully disclosed to the Tanzanian Capital Markets and Securities Authority (CMSA) at the time of Acacia’s cross listing on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange in 2011. The group structure formed part of the information memorandum approved by the CMSA for the cross listing. Since the cross listing the only change has been the change of Acacia’s name from African Barrick Gold plc to Acacia Mining plc.



In addition, and in order to provide clear and factual information around the current situation, Acacia has created a micro-site: http://www.acaciamining.com/export-ban-facts.aspx, which has background to the current situation, clarification around the allegations, and details of our contribution to the Tanzanian economy.



Acacia plans to host a call on Thursday 15 June at 09:00 UK time for investors and analysts in order to provide a further update on the situation, with access details below. A recording will be made available on the Company’s website, after the call


Participant dial in: +44 20 3059 8125

Password: Acacia Mining

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Update following Presidential Committee Findings

13 Jun 2017

Further to yesterday’s announcement, Acacia would like to confirm that it is continuing to operate all three of its mines in Tanzania, namely Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi and North Mara. We would also like to confirm that these mines are all owned and operated by companies that are legally incorporated and registered in Tanzania: Bulyanhulu Gold Mine Limited, Pangea Minerals Limited and North Mara Gold Mine Limited, which are the special mining licence holders for each of the respective mines. These companies are indirectly owned by Acacia Mining plc which is a UK incorporated and registered company. This corporate structure is fully transparent, lawful and is disclosed annually in our annual report and accounts which are audited to an international standard in accordance with IFRS and which are publicly available.



The Acacia group holding structure was fully disclosed to the Tanzanian Capital Markets and Securities Authority (CMSA) at the time of Acacia’s cross listing on the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange in 2011. The group structure formed part of the information memorandum approved by the CMSA for the cross listing. Since the cross listing the only change has been the change of Acacia’s name from African Barrick Gold plc to Acacia Mining plc.



In addition, and in order to provide clear and factual information around the current situation, Acacia has created a micro-site: http://www.acaciamining.com/export-ban-facts.aspx, which has background to the current situation, clarification around the allegations, and details of our contribution to the Tanzanian economy.



Acacia plans to host a call on Thursday 15 June at 09:00 UK time for investors and analysts in order to provide a further update on the situation, with access details below. A recording will be made available on the Company’s website, after the call


Participant dial in: +44 20 3059 8125

Password: Acacia Mining

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Indirectly vs legality???
 
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