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AFRICAN GOLD (AFG)     

jonfish53 - 13 Nov 2003 15:32

This stock is having a good run, up for the last 5 days, Anybody know why?

azhar - 12 May 2004 12:26 - 27 of 81

We are still due to hear some news from AFG management. Hopefully sooner than later. Maybe MM tacktic?

tbrooking66 - 12 May 2004 13:06 - 28 of 81

theres a lot of buying going on compared to sells now.

azhar - 12 May 2004 14:08 - 29 of 81

tbrooking66, not surprised at these prices.

in_2_art - 12 May 2004 15:16 - 30 of 81

hi all

just read a piece in the telegraph (yesterday), saying that african gold is under investigation, regarding a number of share bought when the first came on AIM ???(dont know why its taken this long). sorry cant inform you anymore it was very vague, but whilst afg keep us gusting on the news front. its going to be a rough ride for the next few weeks.
on a plus side, at least the rains stopped over there :o)
the next 3-4 weeks will be interesting.

hold in my book, looking 12 -14p short term, 20p plus long... imho
keeping an eye on AFE as well.

azhar - 12 May 2004 15:40 - 31 of 81

Thanks for that info. in_2_art I was getting confused to the amount of decline.

azhar - 13 May 2004 19:17 - 32 of 81

clipping from ADVFN
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your reprt of Telegraph article is relating to the Phil Edmunds company of a similar name and nothing to do with AFG.
Headline mentioned africa gold but the correct title was in the article.

Optimist23 - 12 May'04 - 19:02 - 3287 of 3295


African Gold

The Financial Services Authority is looking into the placing of shares in Central African Gold, the mining company brought to Aim in March by former England spin bowler Phil Edmonds.

http://www.money.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=%2Fmoney%2F2004%2F05%2F11%2Fcnbul11.xml

----Seems to be an error here, I think the article is relating to Central African Gold which has fallen very heavily over the last few weeks
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Flinny - 18 May 2004 14:07 - 33 of 81

Does anyone know if AFG are due anymore announcements or are we in a period of 'correction' leading to more lows ?

azhar - 18 May 2004 14:19 - 34 of 81

Flinny ,
"In response to recent press comments, African Gold is near to completing due
diligence on the Konongo Gold Mining lease, which covers the northeast portion
of the Ashanti Gold Belt in Ghana, about which information was announced on 29
January 2004. African Gold expects to make an announcement about this shortly"

Flinny - 18 May 2004 14:42 - 35 of 81

Azhar, thanks for that - hopefully they will strike diamonds at the same time and make us all rich !

azhar - 18 May 2004 14:48 - 36 of 81

Flinny, not sure about any body else but I went in this @ 11.2 p/s and topped up few weeks ago @ 7.75p with long term view. T1ps.com recommended medium term price of 20p. Waiting for imminent news as per previous quote and hopefully some good drilling results. This price is a bargain as insitutions have bought in @ 9p to raise 2.44m couple of months ago. As always DYOR

azhar - 21 May 2004 09:14 - 37 of 81

PRESS RELEASE 21 May 2004



African Gold plc


African Gold acquires 70 percent of the Konongo/Owere 950,000 oz gold resource
in Ghana

Announces a new NOMAD

Oliver Baring becomes joint Chairman

African Gold is paying US $ 4 m to acquire 70 percent of three mining licences covering 125 sq km in the
Konongo/Owere district of the Ashanti Gold Belt in Ghana and has an option to acquire an additional 10 percent.
Payment will be made in two stages, US $2 million cash plus US $1m in African Gold shares immediately. A further
payment of US $1m cash will be made after 180 days.
An independent report indicates that the licence area contains a resource in excess of 950,000 ounces of gold at
an average grade of 2.30 g/t gold.
The acquisition includes an adjacent prospecting licence covering approx 76 sq km. containing numerous gold
exploration targets.
The bulk of the gold resource is contained in sulfide ore bodies at depths from 70 metres to below 250 metres.
These bodies are similar to the Ashanti-style mineralization mined by Anglo/Ashanti at the Obuasi gold mine.
Diamond drilling will commence in the near future and will focus on converting inferred and indicated ounces to
the measured category.
The joint venture is subject to regulatory approvals in Ghana.
Three other properties in the Ashanti Gold belt are under option to African Gold and are the subject of ongoing
due diligence.


Change of Nominated Advisor

Canaccord have been appointed nominated advisor and stockbroker to the company.
The board expresses its gratitude to Rowan Dartington for their high standard of
service over the years.


Oliver Baring appointment

The board has appointed Oliver Baring as joint-Chairman of African Gold plc. He
is London based and will focus on the development strategy of the company. Mr.
Baring is Executive Chairman of First Africa Group. He has recently retired as
Managing Director of the Corporate Finance Division of UBS, where he held
responsibility for both Africa and Mining. He is a former partner of Rowe &
Pitman, and spent five years with the Anglo American/De Beers Group in the US,
UK and South Africa. He is chairman of the board of directors of Ridge Mining
Plc and an advisor to The Sentient Resources Fund and the Tiedemann Investment
Group.



John Teeling, joint-Chairman of African Gold commented, 'This is the beginning
of the African Gold development strategy. The Konongo acquisition together with
our assets in Zimbabwe gives us a gold resource in excess of 1 million ounces.
The appointments of Canaccord and Oliver Baring and the establishment of a
London office reflects the increased level of activity in London. We have an
active deal flow at present which I am confident will lead to additional
acquisitions in the near future.'




Contacts:

John Teeling + 353 1 833 2833
Oliver Baring + 44 (0)7785 320567

xmortal - 07 Jul 2004 16:50 - 38 of 81

Up 19%... I sent an email to john teeling and he confirmed they are drilling is now. Hopefully we see some good results in the next 3 weeks. Good luck to all of us.

xmortal - 07 Jul 2004 18:47 - 39 of 81

Relevant to AFG too

Buy Golden Prospect at 27.75p
Argues bear raider Evil Knievil of t1ps.com

I am famous - or should I say infamous - as a shorter of stocks. That is to say, selling shares that I don't own hoping that they will collapse and then as ordinary investors gnash their teeth and wail, I buy back and collect the lolly. If you are looking for a good short right now, Jarvis is - even at 24.5p - free money all the way down.

But I also dabble with buying shares and though I say so myself I am rather good at it. There are some fools out there who base their investments on following fund mangers - so called shrewdies. I am of the view that there are more shrewdies in the penguin pen at London Zoo than there are in the City and Golden Prospect rather proves my point.

A couple of years ago when this company had net assets of 10p a share (of which half was cash) two "shrewdies" sold their entire holding at 4p or less. Yours truly lapped it up and now has a notifiable interest. Indeed I have kept buying (to a high of 36p) and with the shares at 27.5p I am more than a few lunches ahead.

Run by the wise old coot Malcolm Burne, Golden Prospect invests in an array of small mining companies and its net assets are currently worth - I believe - just under 40p a share. In addition it has direct stakes in a couple of exploration projects which I suspect are worth another 4p per share or so.

But gold and thus gold shares will go higher. The idiots in charge of the west (Bush, The Wicked Witch and her consort Mr Blair, and the fools from Euroland) think that the answer to all our problems is to print more of their paper currencies and are doing so with wild abandon. No more gold is being produced by God. Hence basic economics dictate that gold must appreciate against currencies whose worth is being devalued by the day.

Since gold mines are operationally geared to the price of gold, another $100 on the gold price (which will in time happen) will cause gold shares to soar and with it so will the NAV of Golden Prospect. Before I even start to sell this share I would expect the NAV to hit 80p and the shares to see 60p. It may take a couple of years but I am a patient man.

Legendary bear raider Evil Knievil outlines all his trading positions on EvilCast - a fortnightly webcast available only on website www.t1ps.com. The website also features the tips of Tom Winnifrith who also recommended this share at just 5.25p. For more details click here


hlyeo98 - 13 Jul 2004 17:44 - 40 of 81

Buy at 7p

john50 - 16 Sep 2004 11:14 - 41 of 81

Xmortal,have you got an email address for Oliver Baring

xmortal - 16 Sep 2004 17:46 - 42 of 81

no soz.

john50 - 16 Sep 2004 19:36 - 43 of 81

Thanks all the same.

john50 - 20 Sep 2004 10:26 - 44 of 81

Some one on advfn received an email saying annual report will be out within two weeks.

hlyeo98 - 20 Sep 2004 19:25 - 45 of 81

Do u think it will go up?

john50 - 20 Sep 2004 19:50 - 46 of 81

Hopefully we will get a drilling up date at the same time.
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