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Home Afrika doesnt pay its debts
anika66
#1 Posted : Thursday, May 11, 2017 11:55:29 AM
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Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?
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Spikes
#2 Posted : Thursday, May 11, 2017 12:06:16 PM
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anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!
John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”
Ilikeyou
#3 Posted : Thursday, May 11, 2017 12:13:54 PM
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Spikes wrote:
anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!



I bought one preference Share that promised to be redeemed in Jan 2017 including Pref dividend in arrears.
The circus from the company is too much.
CMA help.

sparkly
#4 Posted : Thursday, May 11, 2017 1:01:30 PM
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Ilikeyou wrote:
Spikes wrote:
anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!



I bought one preference Share that promised to be redeemed in Jan 2017 including Pref dividend in arrears.
The circus from the company is too much.
CMA help.



My fren HAL has no money to complete projects, sembuse redeem preference shares. Secondly as preferred Equity holder you rank just a decimal point above the Ordinary Equity holder. Be patient.
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Ericsson
#5 Posted : Thursday, May 11, 2017 3:31:22 PM
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Low of 0.75 per share clocked
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actuarywahisa
#6 Posted : Thursday, May 11, 2017 4:04:48 PM
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Spikes wrote:
anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!


Trust me. He/She is not being a market maker. Ni kunoma.
There are too many opportunities all around. Open your eyes and maybe you'll spot one
obiero
#7 Posted : Wednesday, April 25, 2018 1:32:20 PM
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actuarywahisa wrote:
Spikes wrote:
anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!


Trust me. He/She is not being a market maker. Ni kunoma.

How did I miss this thread

KQ ABP 4.26
sparkly
#8 Posted : Thursday, April 26, 2018 8:32:45 AM
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obiero wrote:
actuarywahisa wrote:
Spikes wrote:
anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!


Trust me. He/She is not being a market maker. Ni kunoma.

How did I miss this thread


You were on the other two - HAL listing and KQ why ignore
Life is short. Live passionately.
obiero
#9 Posted : Thursday, April 26, 2018 8:48:37 AM
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sparkly wrote:
obiero wrote:
actuarywahisa wrote:
Spikes wrote:
anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!


Trust me. He/She is not being a market maker. Ni kunoma.

How did I miss this thread


You were on the other two - HAL listing and KQ why ignore

@sparkly I must have been.. Hope that you make it through with HAL. Its fundamental signals have me worried

KQ ABP 4.26
sparkly
#10 Posted : Thursday, April 26, 2018 11:54:40 AM
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obiero wrote:
sparkly wrote:
obiero wrote:
actuarywahisa wrote:
Spikes wrote:
anika66 wrote:
Why is Home Afrika not paying investors what it promised in 2013. My company invested in one share at the Kikwetu project. The share was costing 500,000 and the investment was to mature after 3 years after which Home Afrika would pay us our principle and interest. Total 845000. Since October 2016 Home Afrika refuses to pay our money back. Now the only option is to file a court case. Why is Home Afrika behaving like this? Why risk its shareholders equity by inviting court cases over obvious obligations? I have met many other investors and service providers who claim the same, that Home Afrika does not honour its obligations.Can CMA help?



Stories choreographed to trigger fear and panic amongst Wanjiku so that the same individual can buy and sell at exorbitant prices after changing news in the mainstream media. .....Pundit nse market markers!!!!


Trust me. He/She is not being a market maker. Ni kunoma.

How did I miss this thread


You were on the other two - HAL listing and KQ why ignore

@sparkly I must have been.. Hope that you make it through with HAL. Its fundamental signals have me worried


My 30k shares don't give me sleepless nights. Merely speculative.
Life is short. Live passionately.
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