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• PUR is also pleased to announce the appointment of Colin Healey as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
• Under the terms of the Arrangement, shareholders of American Future Fuel (“AMPS Shareholders”) will receive 0.170 of a common share of Premier American Uranium (each whole share, a “PUR Share”) for each AMPS Share held (the “Exchange Ratio”).
• Existing shareholders of Premier American Uranium and American Future Fuel will own approximately 64.2% and 35.8% (on a basic basis), respectively, of the pro forma outstanding PUR Shares on closing of the Arrangement.
• To view a summary of today’s news release delivered by Tim Rotolo, Chairman of PUR, Colin Healey, CEO of PUR and David Suda, CEO of AMPS, click here .

• We have been looking for a way to deliver maximum value for our shareholders in the current situation and believe that a reverse merger with Kadimastem will provide this," said Oren Shuster, CEO of IMC.
• "With its focus on clinical stage cell therapy, and an FDA approval for a Phase IIa clinical trial, we believe that Kadimastem has tremendous potential."
• The Proposed Transaction will be effected by way of a plan of arrangement involving a newly created wholly-owned subsidiary of IMC and Kadimastem (the "Arrangement").
• Pursuant to the terms of the Term Sheet, a loan agreement dated February 28, 2024 (the "Loan Agreement") was entered between IMC Holdings Ltd. a wholly-owned subsidiary of IMC (the "Holding Company") and Kadimastem.

• The valley is typical of South Africa’s communal land: affected by soil erosion, bush encroachment and water scarcity.
• About one third (over 17 million) of South Africa’s population lives on communal land, which makes up around 13% of all land in the country.
• The Communal Land Tenure Bill, 2017 defines communal land as “owned, occupied or used by members of a community subject to shared rules or norms and customs”.
• In South Africa, communal land is considered to be more degraded than privately owned land.
• This offered a more complete view of communal land change, and valuable insights on its impacts.

Satellite imagery and community perceptions

• Our study set out to discover whether satellite-measured trends of land use and land cover corresponded with those perceived by the community.
• Satellite imagery from 1989 to 2019 revealed increases of the sweet thorn tree (Vachellia karroo) by 25% and the residential area (2.5%).
• Most respondents (over 80%) noted the encroachment of the sweet thorn tree on grazing land and abandoned cropland.
• The community perceived that water resources had declined because of overuse and poor maintenance of dams.
• They said the government no longer desilted community dams, and that the community had abandoned traditional practices such as the maintenance of surface water channels and homestead ponds.

Better land management

• The land can be better managed through interventions by village committees, tribal authorities and extension services, and by following spatial planning and land use guidelines.
• This study shows that the combination of satellite imagery and local perceptions provides valuable insights about the extent, causes and impacts of land change in communal areas.

Wonga Masiza receives funding from Agricultural Research Council.

• • The Board of Directors of LUR unanimously recommends that Shareholders vote IN FAVOUR of the Arrangement Resolution.
• LUR has commenced the mailing of the Circular and related materials for the special meeting of LUR’s shareholders (“LUR Shareholders”) on Tuesday, January 30th, 2024.
• LUR Shareholders are encouraged to read the Circular and vote your LUR Shares as soon as possible.
• Under the terms of the Arrangement, LUR Shareholders will receive 0.2769 of an ATHA Share for each LUR Share held.