RE: RE: wish it is EAS...instead of CTN...From CTN news release:
"The company has held a number of community engagement sessions withinthe project area that have included teams from the departments ofmining, local legislative representatives, village heads and staff, andother community stakeholders. Villagers and stakeholders have beenhighly participatory and co-operative with respect to road access,construction and exploration programs in the region.
"We are very fortunate to have such strong local stakeholder support andnot be subject to protected forest permit constraints," stated DavidTafel, Centurion president and chief executive officer......."
CTN is also in the protected area and they don't have the permit either. If you look at their stock chart you will see that it resembles that of EAS. They can make as much noise as they like regarding "community engagement sessions .. blah...blah" but they are going nowhere until they get the permits. Maybe EAS is on the right track.