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muss das Gerücht doch herkommen. Und bei solchen Gerüchten ist es meistens die bittere und traurige Wahrheit :(

Given highland’s complex political culture, we expect that a split in Engan groupings would most likely shift alliance to Southern Highlands group. In Southern Highlands, the most likely hottest candidate will be Peter O’Neil. However, that does not dispute a change in Engan politics. Should Engan MPs unite we expect a different scenario. Don Polye would be most likely to assume leadership than Abal.
On the other side of the coin, the Momase camp may also face the similar political competition. We expect a split between Patrick Pruaitch and Arthur Somare. Although both leaders are highly competitive, Arthur may assume leadership for three major reasons. First, Arthur will be most likely preferred over Pruaitch to maintain Grand Chief’s Legacy. Second, Arthur has played an important role in political economic development by bringing ashore many high impact projects such as LNG and public enterprise reforms while serving several ministerial portfolios. Final, Arthur’s leadership may attract NA support in honor and recognition of Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare.
In the middle camp, we have Nuigini Islands and Southern camps, both of which do not possess potential candidates for the leadership. In Nuigini Islands camp, we expect Paul Tiensten to command bandwagoning with Momase camp. In Southern camp, there is a vacuum for possible PM contender after the defection of former deputy Prime Minister, Sir Puka Temu, to Opposition.
Given this political situation, we expect two possible scenarios. First, both camps may remain faithful with Momase camp in fear of loosing leadership to highlands region. Second, there will be a split within the camps between Pro-Somare and pro-Pruaitch factions. Although there is possibility of defections of MPs in coastal regional bloc to highlands regional bloc this may less likely to occur.
From the situational analysis, we can draw some conclusions. First, a possible political instability within NA-Coalition is inevitable. Second, we expect some unexpected leadership shift in highlands regional camp with new faces should there be a stalemate in leadership between Enga and Southern Highlands. Third, we expect split in Momase regional camp, however, it is most likely that Arthur may possibly assume leadership. Fourth, we also expect a split between Nuigini Islands and Southern regional Camps; however, it is most likely that both will support Momase camp.
This leaves us with four most likely possible candidates: Arthur; Abal; Polye; and O’Neil. In projecting a rough prediction, we expect Arthur Somare to reign should there is stalemate between highlands regional MPs. However, should highlands regional MPs unite, we expect Don Polye to assume leadership.
Posted by Asia-Pacfic Strategic Outlook at 9:54 AM
...ot.com/2011/05/who-should-supersede-grand-chief-somare.html

By Aloysius Laukai

........election starts this weekend.
And ends on the 20 of this month.
Counting will begin immidiately after.

New Dawn FM as usual will be giving progressive results until the seat is declared.


 

.........to elect an acting leader, who could potentially take over if Somare steps down.

news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20110513/wl_asia_afp/pngpoliticssomare

Die komplette Pressemitteilung auf www.bougainville-copper.eu !

www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/05/16/...3.htm?section=justin

Updated 1 hour 8 minutes ago

VOL 36K

www.postcourier.com.pg/20110516/mohome.htm

www.postcourier.com.pg/20110516/mohome.htm

PRIME Minister Sir Michael Somare is alive and recovering in hospital and people should not spread malicious rumours about his health.....................

solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=6121

Bitte voten ;-)))))

hotcopper.com.au/...sp?fid=1&tid=1456680&msgid=8298000

.......this week.

www.thenational.com.pg/?q=node/19405


Source:
The National, Monday, May 16, 2011
PRIME Minister Sir Michael Somare has been discharged from hospital and is expected back in the country this week.
Family members told The National last night that Sir Michael was discharged from a hospital in Singapore at the weekend and, when he had regained his strength, he would board the plane to Papua New Guinea.
According to family spokesperson Betha Somare, the prime minister “is okay”.
The reassurance came as rumours over the weekend spread of Sir Michael’s demise.
But, Sir Michael’s family members who are with him in Singapore, said the recovery “is slow because of his age”.
His son Arthur Somare also said in an interview with EMTV that Sir Michael was on his way to recovery and could be back home anytime shortly.
The Papua New Guinea Trade Union Congress had slammed doomsayers who were spreading the rumours on the prime minister’s health.
Congress general secretary John Paska said the prophets of doom had no decency and respect for a fellow human being by spreading such nonsense.
“We condemn such people in the strongest term and urge law enforcement authorities to investigate such people and bring them to justice,” he said.
Paska said the prime minister had done a lot for this country with more than 42 years of uninterrupted service to the people and the nation.
He said Sir Michael had undergone an operation and appealed to everyone to pray for his recovery instead of spreading unfounded rumours.
A statement from former health minister Sir Peter Barter on Saturday dismissed rumours on Sir Michael’s well-being.
“His family’s with him and they’ve asked people to stop making up such stories,” he said.
Sir Peter said the Somare family needed everyone’s support to pray for Sir Michael’s full recovery.
PNG Vision 2050 senior officer Joseph Sukwianomb said in a text message that the rumours were of a malicious nature.
He said the prime minister’s condition “is stable, and he will need our prayers”.
“Keep the spirit of prayers going,” Sukwianomb said.
It was understood that chief secretary Margaret Elias had arrived in Singapore.

... ABC Radio Australia - Pacific Beat Beitrag auf www.bougainville-copper.eu !

Heutige Xetra Abzocke bei BOC !!!!!!!!!

hm?

........war in der Speakerliste nicht vorgesehen.

www.apngbc.org.au/...s_forum_2011_program_%20and_rego_form.pdf


Wer die Teilnehmerliste durchgeht erkennt die Namen vieler "alter Bekannter" welche in JSB u. BCA Review involviert sind.

Today: Peter Taylor meets President John Momis in Madang !

Dürfte nicht das einzige Meeting in diesen 2 Tagen sein ;-))))))))))))

... einige bei dem ABC Report auf www.bougainville-copper.eu etwas genauer hingehört zu haben !

Schlußkurs FRA: € 1,11 (+7,77%) bei immerhin mehr als 88 Tausend Stücken.

One of the big Highlights in Terms of copperation.Peter Taylor from BC the managing director of BC is here and he is gonna be giving the first public presentation of BC to a group of business people since the mine closed 1989.it is also interesting he is here alongside with john Momis.He go to Bougainville with a delegation of invested,immediatly after this forum
I think thats really saying Game on in Bougainville

Ausschnitt aus Interview(nicht ganz korrekt)

Da hat bockaufboc der Bock verlassen, denn das, was danach kommt, ist noch interessanter...

teste grad, ob ich posten kann. hatte noch in erinnerung, daß man ausweis enschicken muß, um posten zu können. die forums-regeln scheinen sich gelockert zu haben..

wurde doch damals eingeführt, um "rentnerdasein" rauszuhalten, oder?

nt

australianetworknews.com/stories/201105/3218731.htm?desktop

Jemima Garrett

Last Updated: 10 hours 38 minutes ago

The Chairman of the Rio Tinto-owned Bougainville Copper is to visit Bougainville for the first time since the Panguna copper mine was shut down by a bloody civil war in 1989.

The invitation is part of a strategy by Bougainville's President John Momis to attract new investment.

Mr Momis told investors attending the Papua New Guinea Australia Business Forum in Madang that the peace process on Bougainville is well established and the island is open for business.

Mr Momis said he is keen to attract smart responsible investors who will create jobs and improve life for rural people in the lead up to a referendum on independence from Papua New Guinea.

The Chairman of Bougainville Copper will be part of a delegation of business leaders to visit the island on Thursday.

Mr Momis said the return of Bougainville copper shows there has been a sea-change in attitudes and economic conditions on the island.

VOL 200 ;-))))))))

Zweifewlsohne wird der Kurs die letzten Tage in EU gemacht,D zieht vor, AU zieht nach ;-))

.............noch mehr infos, für die die boc haben !

Momis:
"...we would like them to talk to the government and the landowners about impact investments that will encourage bougainvilleans to come out of their shell and start collaborating with foreign business..."

Bougainville seeking investors - Momis
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Updated May 17, 2011 07:55:09
Bougainville's President John Momis has told investors there has been a sea change in attitudes and economic conditions on Bougainville and he wants their investment to help build prosperity in the lead up to a referendum on independence.

President Momis was speaking at the Papua New Guinea Australia Business Forum in Madang.


Presenter:Jemima Garrett
Speaker:John Momis, president, Autonomous Bougainville Government
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