RE:RE:More DelaysTslayer, to be very realistic, it could end when DSM is bankrupt. There are many precedents for such a situation. The company has no revenue, and financing would be very difficult when presently they have no legal assets.
I get the impression that both the Ministry and the court are just playing around with DSM and going through the motions, when they feel like it. My strong suspicion is that the company did something to piss off the Ministry, and they are showing DSM who is in control in Namibia. Of course we are only hearing one side of the story, and very selectively, from the company news releases.