Simplified. I use tdwaterhouse. Also go to aoi or tsv and work backwards. Either will tell you broker or how to access the market

[quote=Mainat]For anybody who wants exposure to TZ's minerals try these guys http://www.africaneagle.co.uk/[/quote]


Many thanks mainat

So, know that this is not just a small game and position yourselves

FAR’s A$15M fund raising for East African oil and gas exploration draws strong interest.

FAR Limited (ASX: FAR) is confident of its plans to raise up to A$15 million to fund its oil and gas exploration program offshore Kenya.

The company said it had received offers for a multiple of the funds it is looking to raise through a placement of 280 million shares priced at A$0.043 each and a A$3 million share purchase plan to existing shareholders.

FAR said the placement will allow it to maintain its equity interest in Block L6 and L9, which are close to a string of recent major offshore gas discoveries.

More http://www.proactiveinve...ong-interest-27047.html

http://www.energy.eac.in...apc2003/contents/08.pdf

A $12 year-end close here would be aweshome.
Also look out for Africa Mining and Exploration-its having a temporary blip due to the coup in Mali. Ideal buying time.
Outside Africa, try Solomon Gold

British oil company,Ophir Energy Plc has raised 20 billion shillings to drill oil in Kenya and Tanzania after Tullow oil and Africa oil discovered high quality oil in Kenya’s Turkana County.

Africa-focused oil and gas firm Ophir Energy Plc plans to acquire more oil exploration blocks in Kenya which now has become a hotbed for oil exploration.

http://intelligencebriefs.com/?p=2080

@hisah, @mainat and other experts what do you think is the gravity of political risks facing Africa Oil in the wake of the current negative publicity on windfall profits that have dominated newspaper headlines? Could they fall victim to populist government decisions like Githae threatened recently?

We need to fix our security asap. We cannot get it right if Al shabaab strike at will and the threat of sabotage by foreign interests is high, very high. The West's clout on Kenya's economic and diplomatic direction will wane and hence they may tend to destabilize nairobi in all manner of ways. Our neighbours will find it more difficult to catchup once the oil find triggers other economic boom. This may be a panacea for economic sabotage and espionage prompting conflict.

A portion of the acreage licensed to Bahari is adjacent to Anadarko’s Area 1 and ENI’s Area 4 in Mozambique; both have seen 15 or more trillion cubic feet in discoveries on their blocks

http://www.petroleumafri...=13283&format=print