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James E. Sinclair,
Chairman & CEO,
Tanzanian Royalty Exploration Corporation |
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September 09, 2009
Chinese Investment in Africa to Grow
Dear Friends,
The following article confirms my longstanding view about the importance of Africa in the eyes of the Chinese. In the coming years, I expect to see Chinese investment in Africa, and more specifically in Tanzania, grow exponentially.
Jim Sinclair
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August 12, 2009
Chinese Appetite For Commodities Unlikely to Wane
Dear Friends,
China needs mineral commodities to drive economic growth and it will do whatever is necessary to acquire them.
Jim Sinclair
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August 02, 2009
Africa Certain to Benefit From Economic Growth in China and India
Dear Friends,
The present majors in minerals are egotistic, provincial and xenophobic. They really believe they are the only ones. There is a surprise in the making.
Sincerely,
Jim
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July 30, 2009
Tanzania Choosing Investors For Coal Project, 400 MW Pwr Plant
Dear Friends,
This article shows that the government of Tanzania supports the development of a strong and vibrant minerals industry which depends heavily on reliable supplies of energy.
Jim Sinclair
DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
The Tanzanian government is in the process of selecting investors to develop its Mchuchuma coal project and build a 400 megawatt power plant, the state-run National Development Corp. said Thursday.
In a statement, NDC said a 200-kilometer high volt... (3 KB) |
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June 24, 2009
Jim Prepares For Trip to China and Africa
Dear Friends,
I am preparing to leave for China. My stay in Beijing is now planned until the 7th of July. Thereafter I will be traveling to South Africa and Tanzania.
All scheduled dates are subject to change as I am involved in negotiations that require flexibility.
I will enjoy spending time in the areas where builders predominate markets rather than destroyers.
My colleagues in business here would be well advised to follow suit.
My schedule in China is intense. For... (1 KB) |
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June 23, 2009
Where Have All the Builders Gone?
Dear Friends,
The quick answer is not to the West, not to Europe, but to Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, China, Russia, Kazakhstan and Cyprus.
These people understand the creation of companies, goals, objectives and plans.
The U.S,, Canada and Euroland have become areas of complex paper shufflers used to leverage financial murder, which they seem to be able to get away with.
When is the last time you witnessed any credible underwriter finance a junior exploration, development or ... (2 KB) |
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June 01, 2009
Clearing The Misinformation - One Shareholder's Letter To Barrons
Dear Mr. Saab,
I apologize for any slight you might have felt from the brief response by our reporter, Vito Racanelli, to your thoughtful letter of April 30. We do value our readers and their opinions. In fact, over my long career at Barron's, I have seen many articles generated by an idea, question or doubt posed by one of our readers.
As to your specific complaint, that the "All That Glitters" story was inaccurate and unfair, we feel that it was an honest piece, based on several w... (6 KB) |
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May 26, 2009
A Recommended Exercise For the Media: Check the Facts
Dear Friends,
Let's first deal with my actions in the financing of my public company. I hope no stockholders get the wrong idea, but even though I intend to live to at least 108, should that expectation be wrong there is a key man insurance policy in place which, if triggered, would carry the company for at least 15 months by itself. That might be a unique method of financing so I'd rather prefer it does not occur.
There is also a written plan for succession. As far as "would I n... (5 KB) |
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May 26, 2009
An Assault on My Integrity
Dear Friends,
Of all the items mentioned in the media's article that was in poor form was their focus on a C$2,000.00 fine paid over a decade ago to the Western Canadian authorities concerning a public release made by my private, not public, company of which I was Chairman.
To best understand the motivation and intrigue with vast implications of this battle, I respectfully request you review the article, ... (2 KB) |
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May 22, 2009
Jim Shares Details of His Financing Activities
Dear Friends,
I wish to share with you details of my financing activities within my corporate entity because some media commentary conflicts with my position on the subject.
As many of you know, for over 50 years I have held many prestigious executive positions that required knowledge and personal integrity, only to have my unblemished record questioned by some in the media with dubious agendas. Because of this media whipping, I feel it is necessary to respond to all my friends including ... (8 KB) |
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