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Even before the shock resignation of fat Aussie share ramper David Lenigas today, Afriag (AFRI) was a slam dunk sell. It is almost out of cash, is burning cash and its major asset is a 40% stake in a a Zim South business run by "colourful " Yusuf Kajee & Paul de Robillard, a man accused by Lonrho when run by David Lenigas of being a tobacco smuggler and whose company before Afriag is the subject of a live criminal investigation in South Africa. Paul & Yusuf featured heavily in a ramptastic Afriag Magazine published two weeks ago on the Afriag website. But...
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Comments
Simple Moving Avarice
The text content is still in Google’s cache. Search on ‘afri ck atm’ for example and then select the cached version (drops down from the green link.)
DUCK AND DIVE
Done.
johng
its still in the cache :
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Aykg7HET-9gJ:www.afriag.com/docs/default-source/corporate-documents/click-here-to-view-afriag%27s-magazine.pdf%3Fsfvrsn%3D4+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk