RE:RE:The situation in GuineaRBX is so lucky to have the Phool helping to deny the risk of a project that is hyper-risky in any objective assessment.
It's not the article that is "shocking". The average investor would be shocked if they had any idea how chaotic the situation is in Guinea. I know what I am talking about on this issue. But don't take my word for it, look up Guinea's ranking in terms of ease of doing business, corruption etc. Better yet, talk to people who have worked in mines in Guinea when the government (or the latest coup leader) sends armed soldiers to say "hand over the gold" etc etc.
If a shock-proof mine builder like Friedland thinks it's time to hang back on Guinea, others should think twice about throwing money there.