@metasploit. Kuwa mpole kwake. He might be a "victim" and your signature is apt.

With the govt holding 20% of the stock I am confident the Firm still has room for recovery.
Poor auditing by political and corrupt Kenyan Audit firms must be punished. But who will punish a thief overlooking for another thief?
The Audit firms need to be taken back to class and be re-licensed if they pass the net.
The audit firms are part and parcel of the corrupt scavengers who for their business continuity give us lies on paper to read.
Then comes the firms that license these Audit firms that are as well controlled by people who own audit firms and have interests.
Wanjiku wish to buy at low as she has confident it will soon move up like me.
After scrapping the ashes and rust during the closure mumias will come back with a bang. The rusty managers are leaving and trimming of staff is happening. By June 2015 a simple profit will be on the books with share running back to 9 kshs if Govt come with a gun shooting down all none-performers.COWS GET THINNER WHEN RAINS STARTS AND FATTER WHILE RAIN ENDS

Mumias Loss after Tax increased from 1.6bn in 2013 to 2.7bn in 2014.

Loss Per Share increased from 1.09 in 2013 to 1.77 2014

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Why do we keep on running to the old guards, there are so many young people who can do this why not give them a chance to proof themselves.

May be there are some theories on this but I really get surprised when we say the youth have no jobs and we keep on recycling those who have retired and enjoying their retirement for that matter.