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I’d surtanily choose this over a Escalade or navigator although id like to a three way comparison that would be cool !!

Floyd, that's a very nice interview and comes across very balanced and professional. You can surely utilize this as a marketing tool to get your great book more exposure which it justly deserves. No doubt it will be on it's way in short order.

Superb Alicia. I'm watching from India.

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Great interview, Pamela! Wishing you all the best in your endeavors, especially with your plans to bring your work to Houston, USA

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So happy for the countries of Botswana and Namibia. They get to produce light sweet crude to help the world transition to electrification without having to pay $10 to $20 dollars a gallon at the pump. Of course the world is still much farther off than people think as far as transition time. But we are making a good push to get there. Also Namibia gets to help in green energy also with uranium mines to fuel nuclear power a carbon free baseload energy of the future. The main thing is that the infrastructure will get many upgrades. Roads, bridges, cell towers, internet, electricity, clean water. Recon Africa is a small JV Oil explorer from what I read and is not a super major like Exxon, BP, or Shell. It has a limited budget right now. But has already started to drill water wells for some locals and more planned. Has donated a nice amount of money for Covid 19 vaccine immunization rollout in Namibia. Has invested a lot in its own ESG plan. Partnered with the Official National Oil run company of Namibia. This will go a far way to making sure many Namibians are getting employed. Hope all environmental and animal people can work constructively with the Government and Recon Africa to cause the least impact an maximize the gains for the population now. It is good that the Government has said no fracking(unconventional) oil which is more risky and Recon has agreed. They will pursue conventional oil stored in trap or pockets and extract that and not force the oil out of the source rock which carries greater risk to water tables. So far the first two test wells show great promise for conventional oil.. Which will likely last several decades 10 20 30 years and hopefully when that easy to extract oil is gone the world will be much farther transitioned to electrification. Oil that was found in Texas in 1920's was extracted many decades conventionally before fracking(unconventional) was needed to get the last remaining oil out of the ground.

UPDATE: They struck oil, share price went from 0.77$ to 9$. And it's only the beginning

Awesome interview Warren

Very well done Mark!

This project will never see the light of day. Opposed in Namibia and Botswana and in a UNESCO designated area. If you think the company will do well, check Lundin's stock. Done nothing for years.

Great one Mark!

We are in a climate and ecological emergency, we cannot afford to burn the existing reserves and keep within 1.5 degrees global heating. We need to be reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 7.6 percent year on year this decade (UNEP: www.unenvironment.org/news-and-stories/press-release/cut-global-emissions-76-percent-every-year-next-decade-meet-15degc). To develop this reserve is to knowingly kill people and an one of the few remaining wild ecosystems. These things are priceless. Please check your conscience. In case anyone is in any doubt, the plan is definitely to aim to frack here: oilprice.com/Interviews/The-Worlds-Last-Great-Oilfield-An-Interview-With-Nick-Steinsberger.html

This looks like a great play, excited to see what will happen here!

The people who live nearby are going to experience an economic boom beyond their wildest dreams. Go Recon!

Much thanks to OGGN for their time and efforts for this interview!

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Excellent session. On the last question I think service companies in particular need to adapt and focus on their strengths. For example if hardware is a company’s thing but the client typically buys softwares/solutions and the software delivery is pretty average I would encourage those companys to find partners who specialise so that they can always deliver a top end solution that brings the best value. In this market for its even more important than ever to be a cut above the rest. Regards, Michael

Some stuff is not adding up. Recon Africa claims it's not fracking but the investor presentations from a year ago (even a few months ago) tell a different story. p. 16 of the presentation below clearly states that the company plans to frack and undertake horizontal drilling. These presentations have been taken off the company's website ever since journalists and others started digging. Care to explain this little detail? Check page 16 beta.documentcloud.org/documents/20395045-reconafrica-investor-presentation-092019#document/p16/a2002879

Let's be honest about what ReconAfrica is proposing: the destruction (through oil drilling and fracking) of the world's most incredible and sensitive wilderness and wildlife area. Please take your money and your time and invest it in something that serves people and the planet... this is neo-colonial, extractive, destructive capitalism at its worst.

Ship that rig! Ship that rig! Ship that rig!

HAVE ANY OF THESE PEOPLE TRAVELLED TO THE AREA THEMSELVELS? Seen what fragile land it is, home to communities of local and indigenous people that rely on the land and resources for daily life? Any alteration or pollution of this ground would destroy basic livelihoods in the area and have far reaching affects on the environment, water management (which is a scare resource in Namibia) and tourism in the surrounding area. How can this go forward? We are dealing with very poor populations here that rely on the land.

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This should be STOPPED!!!!

Great stuff, glad to see Recon getting more attention.

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It's companies such as ReconAfrica who, by rebranding neo-colonialism as "investing in Africa", feed the backwardness thinking of people and prevent them from standing up for their environmen and realise that their wealth lies in their environment. Oil addiction should not even be a thing anymore, and ReconAfrica is exercising the fossil fuels market. #ecocide.

It is pure evil to even consider fracking in this beautiful area of the world. To what extent do people go to get money? The whole world should stand up and say NO to these people. It should never be allowed. Leave Namibia alone. If you really wanted to give back to Namibia you would NOT be doing this. You have no respect for the world we were given. If you were truly intelligent you would be using the clean free resources that this earth provides for energy. And the Namibian government? Where are you in this? May you reap what you sow.

Saw this live and it was a really great conversation!!

That is a massive CLAIM!! Amazing work guys!!

This is an ideal example of a supportive network that is a true interactive community ... committed to sharing ideas and answers to really help their industry. There is no room for competition, control, or ego. Very inspiring!