Great Basin Gold Ltd. (fka GBGLF)

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Jacob Zuma must go—but Sibanye’s Neil Froneman sees a silver lining
BY DANIELLE BOCHOVE, KEVIN CROWLEY AND MILLIE MUNSHI SEPTEMBER 20 2016, 09:10

What about solid investors in Great Basin Gold and the Burnstone Mine?

If GBG was liquidated why were NoT ALL of the GOLD mining RIGHTS of the Burnstone Gold Mine returned promptly to the South African government under President Jacob Zuma's control?

As is normally done during a South African Gold mine liquidation? Or was Burnstone involved in an actual South African High Court Business Rescue?

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/firm-intention-by-sibanye-gold-to-make-a-cash-offer-to-acquire-the-entire-issued-ordinary-share-capital-of-wits-gold-at-zar-1155-per-share-and-sibanye-gold-cautionary-announcement-235353581.html

http://www.saflii.org/za/cases/ZAGPJHC/2013/33.html

http://www.bdlive.co.za/national/2016/09/20/jacob-zuma-must-go--but-sibanyes-neil-froneman-sees-a-silver-lining

Sibanye Gold CEO Neil Froneman has added his voice to the chorus saying President Jacob Zuma needs to go.

Poor governance was deterring prospective investors, the head of SA’s biggest gold producer said in an interview on Monday from the Denver Gold Forum in Colorado Springs.