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Cruz Battery Metals Corp C.CRUZ

Alternate Symbol(s):  BKTPF

Cruz Battery Metals Corp. is a Canada-based company, which is focused on acquiring and developing battery metals projects. The Company’s projects include The Hector Project, The Solar Lithium Project, The Clayton Valley Lithium Brine Project, Idaho Cobalt Belt Project and The Idaho Star Cobalt Prospect. The Solar Lithium Project is located in Nevada, United States. Solar Lithium Project consists of over 8,135 acres. The Clayton Valley Lithium Brine Project is located in Nevada, United States. Its 5,542-acre Hector Property is located in the vicinity of the town of Cobalt, Ontario, which is prospective for cobalt, silver, and diamonds. The Idaho Cobalt Belt Project is located within the Idaho Cobalt Belt surrounding Jervois Mining Ltd. The 80-acre Idaho Star cobalt prospect in Idaho, United States is located over nine miles southwest of Saltese, Montana, and 19 miles southeast of Wallace, Idaho. This prospect consists of four contiguous claims within the prolific Idaho cobalt belt.


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Post by FatsDominoon Apr 26, 2017 7:17pm
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real bad stuff happening in the Congo

real bad stuff happening in the Congoand getting lots of attention worldwide. I wouldn't wanna be doing business in that country. Should increase the demand for non-Congo sourced cobalt.

United Nations upset after Congo shows execution of two investigators captured on grisly video

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The Democratic Republic of Congo’s government screened a video showing the execution of two United Nations investigators whose bodies were found in Kasai-Central province last month.

U.S. citizen Michael Sharp and Swedish national Zaida Catalan went missing on March 12 while probing a conflict in the centre of the country that has left hundreds of people dead and forced more than 1 million others to flee their homes.

In the video footage, shown to reporters in the capital, Kinshasa, Sharp and Catalan can be seen walking through open vegetation with a group of men, who are wearing red headbands. Their hands are untied and they appear relaxed. The men tell the investigators they will show them the site of mass graves, said police spokesman Colonel Pierre Mwanamputu, who provided narration for the video because its poor sound quality.

In a second scene, the men tell the pair to sit on the ground before Sharp is suddenly shot. Catalan is then shot on the floor as she crawls away. Two men following instructions from others off camera cut off her hair and then her head using blunt knives.

“Our colleagues in the DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo) have seen the video and we are utterly horrified at what appears to be the killing of Michael Sharp and Zaida Cataln,” said Ravina Shamdasani, a UN human rights spokeswoman.

Government spokesman Lambert Mende said the executions showed the “barbaric violence” of the Kamuina Nsapu group, named after a local chief killed in a clash with soldiers in August.

“These men are not a militia,” he said. “These are terrorists that must be eradicated, without condition.”

Militants loyal to Kamuina Nsapu have attacked government targets since August, clashing regularly with security forces. The fighters, like the executioners, are said to often wear red material around their heads. Bloomberg has no way to confirm the identity of the killers in the video.

The UN office for humanitarian affairs warned last week that the violence has inflamed inter-community tensions and that fighting has extended beyond Kamuina Nsapu loyalists to involve other groups.

Mende said the video had been filmed by one of the attackers, but didn’t describe how Congo’s security forces obtained the footage.


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