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We have already shown some anomalies regarding the acquisition of 40% of AfriAg (Pty) Limited (which we refer to as AfriAg SA) by AIM-listed AfriAg plc (AFRI). But there are more and so, just to help Big Dave Lenigas answer the questions – which he no doubt will with full and convincing explanations – here they are. Naturally we wish to help Mr Lenigas clear the air and remove any inkling of suspicion. We are nice guys, and we simply want to help Big Dave clear things up for everyone.
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DUCK AND DIVE
This is scrumptious. But could we please have a big timeline wallchart (colour coded for each player) to look at as my head’s spinning.
PS. Please don’t forget to put the phantoms of the 3D Resources cheap shares opera under the microscope, namely Eastland Investments Limited, Marsden Resources Limited and Amberdays Limited. There’s gold in them thar hills…
BRITTA
Perhaps Tom could do it as an Advent Calendar, with a little corporate surprise behind each door?