Replies to post #46906 on Banro Corp. fka BAA

[nagoya1]

Too funny: I just love the translation.

What exactly does the writer mean by "bondir" exactly. It literally means "bounce" in French.

Does the writer mean that management "bounced" when they heard of these rocks.....because it certainly wasn't the PPS.

It could be a kangaroo if there were any in Africa.

After reading this article, I gotta "bounce" and go the dryer to add a sheet of "bounce". (still shaking my head.)


Go POG an BAA

ADAMA, thanks for providing these articles.

So some illegal workers are extracting this "hot tech commodity" from Banro operated land without gov't or company authorization...Now I get it.

[StockItOut]

Thanks for this post!

[StockItOut]

Pure Cassiterite more valuable than gold, per ounce?


http://www.dakotamatrix.com/mineral-galleries/search?name=Cassiterite

http://www.hardtofindandrarecollectiblestore.com/sold-out/cassiterite.html

http://www.kaycircle.com/What-is-the-Average-Cost-of-Cassiterite-per-gram-pound-Average-Cassiterite-Price

older article, yet relevant:
http://www.alternet.org/story/41477/war%2C_murder%2C_rape..._all_for_your_cell_phone


Lot's of Cassiterite on Banro land concessions.

A 'quiet' Cassiterite market.
Is 'Gold' the official access, while very cheap to free labor is relied upon for a vast rich composite of other minerals on Banro concessions, which DRC and Western corporate and governmental entities are cognizant of and expect to rely upon for access to inexpensively resourced high demand resources?

What is the plan for Banro and these minerals?

To establish stability in region and DRC, and expand operations for years and years to come?

Been wondering about other metals and minerals which must be present along with gold on Banro's concessions. We never hear about these from Banro management. Then this recent regional DRC fraud article. Seems signifcant consideration.
Luuuccy...