Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

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CONCERNED women leaders of Torokina want Australia, United States of America and Japan to return to Torokina and clean up their war relics.
They also want the Autonomous Bougainville Government to step in and make a law to protect and stop these guns and ammunitions getting out of Torokina. And they are asking if the Police presence and manpower be beefed up and police post upgraded to a police station.
Agatha Eminoni, woman leader from Torokina speaking on behalf of the silent majority-women of that area, said they were now demanding the Autonomous Bougainville Government and the National Government to immediately come up with a law to protect guns and ammunitions being taken out of Torokina.
This is because she claims general and ordinary Torokina people have been ridiculed and threatened by the people of Buin in public, Buka and Arawa for allegedly supplying guns and ammunition to rebel leader Damien Koike and selling to other people throughout PNG.
But Mrs Eminoni disputed that because Torokina remains a public knowledge for its war relics and these accusations might somewhat be malicious and people threatened for misinformation.
“The people of Torokina have been threatened by people of Buin for allegedly selling guns but we don’t go selling outside,” the women leader said.

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PNG advantage conference

MANY Australians do not know that Papua New Guinea (PNG) is Australia’s closest neighbour, let alone that it is currently one the world’s fastest-growing economies.
Since 2002, PNG has converted a period of sustained political stability into tangible economic growth.
Spurred on by the US$15 billion ExxonMobil-led PNG LNG project, it expects to grow by over 8 per cent in 2011—faster even than China.
To help business people understand the many trade and investment opportunities PNG has to offer, the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce & Industry (PNG’s largest chamber of Commerce) and Business Advantage International will host a PNG investment conference at the Brisbane Convention Centre on August 5, 2011.
Entitled ‘The Papua New Guinea Advantage: business opportunities on Australia’s doorstep’, its aim is to promote PNG in Australia, to provide an insight into doing business there, and to highlight specific opportunities.
It will be the only major PNG business event staged in Australia in 2011 and will be supported by the Queensland State Government.
Chief Executive Officer of the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce David Conn comments: “Australia has long-standing economic ties with PNG and is its largest trading partner.
The number of Australian firms doing business in PNG is growing fast and yet there are still so many untapped opportunities.”
The Papua New Guinea Advantage conference will provide high-level insights into where current and future opportunities lie in the land sometimes described as a pot of gold floating in a barrel of oil.
It will also provide practical guidance from experienced business people on how to tackle the various challenges that, as a developing economy, PNG poses to those doing business there.
According to Andrew Wilkins, Publisher, Business Advantage International: “The highly targeted program me will consist of presentations and panel-discussions featuring many PNG-based business leaders, providing delegates with a comprehensive view of the PNG economy and the many opportunities it offers.”
The Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce & Industry (POMCCI) has been an active, member-based business chamber in Papua New Guinea's capital city since the 1920s.
As well as representing its members' interests to Government, POMCCI provides a wide range of support services to its membership.
Business Advantage International is an Australian-based publishing and communications company specialising in investment and trade promotion throughout the Asia–Pacific.
It produces PNG’s annual flagship business guide, Business Advantage Papua New Guinea.

There is a unanimous willingness and desire for a New BCA at the top political level as well at the grassroots level. This needs to be converted to concrete action.

Mr Lauta Atoi wishes to move fast so he can impress his electorate prior to standing again.

Mr Fedelis Semoso and Mr Jimmy Miringtoro will also want to have the New BCA signed before going for the next elections to the National Parliament in June 2012.

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BY JOYCE TOHUI

Newly Elected Member for the North Bougainville Open Electorate, LAUTA ATOI has assured his people that he will work closely with the Bougainville National MPs in the National Government.

He said this when accepting his declaration by the Bougainville Electoral Commissioner, REITAMA TARAVARU on Tuesday this week.

MR ATOI added that he will work side by side with the Regional Member and the Minister for Bougainville Affairs, FIDELIS SEMOSO and also his two member colleges, JIMMY MIRINGTORO and STEVEN KAMA PIRIKA respectively.

He said seeing the National MPs working together will strengthen their relationship to work closely with ABG and bring the most needed basic services and development to the people of Bougainville.

Meanwhile he has appealed to the losing candidates and supporters to brush aside differences and bring forth their brilliant ideas to help him deliver effectively for the common good of the people.

haben wir nun 3 festgelegte "Dead-Lines" zur Unterzeichnung des neues BCA:

Landowner: Ende 2011

Semoso: Mitte 2012

Momis: ASAP

BCL: dürfte auch um das Ende 2011 / Anfang 2012

Bilden wir das Mittel landen wir irgendwo bei Februar/März 2012 ;)

und extrapolieren wir die Ereignisse und Entwicklungsgeschwindigkeiten der letzten 10 Jahre, dann landen wir für ein neues BCA bei optimistisch gedacht frühestens Ende 2012. So ist es nun mal.

Die Roadblocks samt bewaffneter Kämpfer befinden sich immer noch auf der Straße nach Panguna. Daher, solange es auf der Insel zwei sich etablierende und leider konkurrierende Autonomiestrukturen gibt, wird sich hier auch substantiell nichts ändern. Leider geht Momis der schon lange notwendigen Konfrontation aus dem Weg, hier ein inselinternes lautes Machtwort zu sprechen.

Wir sollten die politische Großwetterlage auf der Insel nicht aus dem Auge verlieren. Zu übertriebenem Optimismus besteht kein Anlass. Die Mini-Umsätze zeigen dass alle darauf warten das es voran geht. Vorschusslorbeeren gabs nun reichlich!

Sorry, hier werden aus meiner Sicht bisweilen recht merkwürdige Dinge zum Besten gegeben. Beispiele:

                                             

Trotzdem schönes WE!

es gibt menschen die müssen arbeiten und haben nicht immer zeit hier alles sofort zu beantworten. gern nehme ich mir aber heute die zeit für dich.
wir, das ist zunächst eine beratungskanzlei.
wir kaufen seit 3 monaten nicht mehr hinzu und halten ca. 750.000 Stck.

im weiteren rahmen aber auch verschiedene befreundete anlageberater über deren verhalten ich mich nicht äußern kann und will.
die halten aber sicherlich deutlich mehr stücke als wir.

mich hat einfach nur interessiert, wie das verhalten anderer ist, denn wir sind zunächst vor einen jahr eingestiegen und waren bis januar optimistisch bis euphorisch.

die news sind alle in ordnung und so frage ich mich, wer heute verkauft und nicht bereits im februar oder märz verkauft hat. da war noch vieles mehr unklar als heute, mein ich zumindest ,..

ich finds echt lustig, dass das böcklein böckelt. lustig ;-)
peace

böcklein ist wieder voll in seinem Element.

Wenn ich schreibe, dass es 3 festgelegte(!) Deadlines gibt, dann meine ich auch 3. ASAP ist für mich keine Deadline, da diese sich nach den anderen richtet... Und dieses "Mittel" war auch mehr mit einem Augenzwinkern gemeint.

Man muss nicht alles auf die Goldwaage legen!

Mehr oder weniger habe ich versucht, die aktuell geäußerten Daten zusammenzufassen. Da die ganze Sache sich über mehrere Seiten streckt, verliert man leicht den Überblick - vor allem wenn man nicht regelmäßig mitliest.

Ich bin jedenfalls auf die Gesichter gespannt, wenn es dann plötzlich heißt: Keine Roadblocks, ein für alle Parteien gefälliger Deal wurde gemacht, BCA beginnt...

Ich persönlich schaue lieber optimistisch in die Zukunft. Denn ohne Optimismus würde überhaupt nichts funktionieren.

Böcklein speziell für dich dieses bekannte Zitat: "Alle sagten: Das geht nicht. Dann kam einer, der wusste das nicht und hat's gemacht"

Dass die Meekamuis plötzlich wieder ihre grosse Klappe aufreissen liegt wohl vor allem an ihrem amerikanischen Sponsor u. dem Morumbi Deal.(mit der alten Invincible Truppe #8866) Auch damals beim BRDC Deal gab es temporäres verbales Meekamui - Störfeuer.
Diese Scheingefechte nimmt ein Langfristinvestierter doch überhaupt nicht ernst.Es läuft doch alles nach Plan,lediglich etwas langsamer als erwartet.;-)))))))))))))))

Vielleicht findet ja jemand weitere Details zu der Company www.morumbi.ca/

deren internetseite ist allerdings scheinbar veraltet.
versteh ich alles nicht...
statt das morumbi oil und gas macht, will es auf Bougainville explorieren und mining machen, weil es gute kontakte zu den landownern hat?
verstehe ich das so richtig?


John Lewis
jrlewis@linearcapital.com

John became a Principal of Linear Capital in January 2001. From 1993 to 2000, Mr. Lewis was founder and president of Investor Services, a full-service IR firm focused on the biotech, high-tech and consumer products sectors. Previous to this, Mr. Lewis held senior sales and marketing positions in the merchandising industry.

Lenny Foreht
lforeht@linearcapital.com

Lenny joined Linear Capital Group in August of 2002. Graduating from the University of Toronto with a degree in international relations, Mr. Foreht began his career at RBC Dominion Securities as a retail sales associate. Previously, Mr. Foreht has acted as a business development consultant to several publicly-traded high-tech and biotech firms.

"Da schreibt jemand: „Zum Kursverlauf sehe ich andere Gründe, auf die ich hier aber nicht eingehen möchte... Sollte ich aber richtig liegen, so ist ein Lösungsansatz hierzu in Vorbereitung....“"

Ich hätte das nicht posten dürfen, da wie geschrieben der Lösungsansatz noch in Arbeit ist....

Bitte entschuldigt meine Voreiligkeit und den daraus resultierenden unnötigen Diskussionsbedarf.

Tom

Die Abkürzung FOB steht für:
Free On Board, eine internationale Handelsklausel
den Flughafen Fort Bragg, Kalifornien, USA (IATA-Code)
Navision Object Files, siehe auch Dateiendung
die amerikanische Band Fall Out Boy
Friends Of Bill (nach dem Gründer), US-amerikanische Form der Anonymen Alkoholiker
Friends Of Bill, eine Unterstützer-Organisation des ehemaligen Präsidenten Bill Clinton
Forward Operating Base, einen vorgeschobenen Militärstützpunkt, im Gegensatz zur Main Operating Base

http://www.ariva.de/Friends_of_Bougainville_Copper_g354

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By GORETHY KENNETH

A five-year-old boy is still missing in Buka’s northern tip, Karoola Plantation, after being taken away by a crocodile last Friday.
Buka police have confirmed the report, saying a boy, maybe aged five, was playing and washing at seafront at Karoola Plantation at about three o’clock in the afternoon on Friday when a crocodile appeared and dragged him away.
Police were immediately alerted and a search was conducted after family members and community became aware of the missing child with some claiming that a crcocodile had taken him away.
The search failed to find the boy on Friday.
Over the weekend, the police conducted another search but could not detail the results of the operation. However, they said the body of the child still could not be located.
Family members told the Post-Courier they also swam to search in case the body was left in the sea bed rocks or somewhere in the mangroves but to no avail.
They are hoping the police and other authorities will help find at least the bones or the dead body of their child and hopefully find and kill the crocodile.

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a ban has been placed on Bougainvilleans, Papua New Guineans and others having access to guns and ammunitions from Torokina, the chiefs advised over the weekend.
This is because, of the 13 clans that make up Torokina, youths, mothers and school children have been told and successfully adhered to awareness and orders from the elders not to sell or trade arms for money or anything.
A major awareness program has been carried out for one month (in May) which has successfully recommended that ban on movement into Torokina by those intending to buy weapons.
The awareness has found in every household there is an estimate of five to 10 guns or ammunitions collected and kept in house. Their sale has now been banned and youths have adhered to the orders.
Peter Tsuremai, a chief from Torokina, speaking on behalf of the 13 clan chiefs has warned that the Autonomous Bougainville Government to play its part in coming up with a policy and law as to how these weapons will be disposed.
He said the ABG will also have to help with the recommendations contained in report presented to the leadership – ABG President John Momis. In the report it details the committee members are now carrying out statistics of every household or from the 6000 plus population, the database of weapons collected and kept in house.
“For the ABG, they have to act. This is because the longer we keep them (weapons), and youths ignored by the leaders and our elites, they will resort to sales again.”

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By JOSHUA ARLO

THE aborted leadership tribunal for Public Enterprise Minister and Angoram Member, Arthur Somare will resume as soon as the Chief Justice appoints new panel members, especially the Chairman Justice Kubalan Los who has retired after consultation with the Acting Public Prosecutor.
This follows last Friday’s National Court decision in Waigani when Deputy Chief Justice Gibbs Salika dismissed Mr Somare’s challenge against the Ombudsman Commission’s decision to refer him to a tribunal. The court found no evidence and no merit in the 45 grounds of his claims, objecting to his referral.
The 43-page judgement details the court’s firm stand that the grounds were baseless, some attempting to be ‘mischievous,’ ‘vexatious,’ and ‘frivolous’ as certain alluded circumstances which gave rise to the allegation of bias raised by Mr Somare were taken ‘out of context’ by Mr Somare when framing his challenge. Following the decision, Chief Ombudsman Chronox Manek confirmed that a tribunal will convene, however the Acting Public Prosecutor Camillus Sambua might be required to revisit the process again by having to consult with the Chief Justice Sir Salamo Injia for the appointment of new panel members, especially to replace Sir Kubalan Los. The other two members appointed in 2006 are Orim Karapo and Noreen Kanasa.
The tribunal was at hearing stage when it was stopped from proceeding in 2006 following interim injunctive orders taken out against it while Mr Somare’s challenge could be determined in a judicial review application.
Mr Somare, however, was not in court to receive the decision which also ordered legal costs against him in this failed proceeding in which Mr Somare had contended that the Ombudsman Commission made errors of procedure and errors of law and that it denied him natural justice.
He also alleged that there was bias and prejudice, real or perceived against Peter Masi, a member of the Ombudsman Commission, and John Toguata, an officer of the Ombudsman Commission.
He had claimed that such bias and prejudice compromised and questioned the Ombudsman Commission’s impartiality and integrity of the investigation process employed by the Ombudsman Commission, exceeding its jurisdiction or lacking jurisdiction.
In regard to this, Mr Somare based his allegation arising from events on September 4, 2006, seven months after his referral, when the Commission was involved in a government bodies liaison program in East Sepik Province. Mr Masi and Mr Toguata with some Commission staff were involved in the program.
Mr Masi and Mr Toguata were alleged to have uttered comments which were allegedly biased towards Mr Somare in Angoram. This ground alleged that when Mr Toguata told the people that his trip was funded by AusAID and not the PNG Government.
Mr Somare said this statement intended to attack his integrity and as such, was ingrained bias.
“I do not think I should read into Mr Toguata’s statement of other innuendos other than the fact that the trip was funded by AusAID as part of its Law and Justice Sector Programme activities. This ground is mischievous and an embarrassment to the PNG Government. I dismiss this ground outright.
“(Ground 43) this ground alleged that a foreign government funding of the Ombudsman Commission’s activities comprised the constitutional independence of the defendants. This ground, again, with respect, is vexatious and embarrassing and I will not read it, any other motive other than a genuine development partnership arrangement. AusAID funding is available to various government departments and agencies to assess at no cost to PNG and is Australia’s generous assistance to its nearest neighbour and a former colony. Again I dismiss this ground,” Justice Salika said.
The court also found no evidence and merit in allegations that since Mr Masi is from around the same area as Mr Somare, and had three relatives who had contested unsuccessfully against Mr Somare, there was an amount of bias.
Justice Salika said there was evidence to show that Mr Masi was as ‘far removed’ from what was happening from where he was, and in all the evidence, showed that Mr Masi was carrying out his constitutional duty.
Mr Somare’s basis for review was that there was a breach of natural justice when the Ombudsman Commission refused and or declined to take any affirmative action to appoint an independent investigator to look into the allegations of bias and prejudice. Ultimately, he sought to set aside the decision of the OC to refer him to the public prosecutor. The court threw this out, stating that the requested investigation was not on Mr Somare’s case but to have Mr Masi investigated.
In any case, the court said the OC has its own discretion to decide whether or not an independent investigation should be carried out and that not implementing an independent investigation did not mean bias.

Mit dem heutigen VK-Trade in AU (100K) wohl etwas wahrscheinlicher

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By Aloysius Laukai

The planned Happy City for North Bougainville needs the ABG and the people of Bougainville to support to make it a reality.

During his presentation in Buka this morning, ABG Agent for China Investment, JASON FONG said that the ABG must define and pass a special economic policy with relevant legislation that would address the following areas.

Land use policy, Qualified Industrial Sectors, set Public Investment indicating minimum and maximum limits, Limit how much a Private investment would invest up to, Tax Concessions and for the ABG Public sector/Overseas Borrowing, Debt/GDP ratio under International Monetary Fund standards.

And request special economic zone laws to be passed to protect investors.

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By Aloysius Laukai

Eight months after the Bougainville delegation visiting China a Chinese team is on Bougainville marketing its first model city for Kokopau on the Northern tip of mainland Bougainville.

The proposed Economic Zone for the Agriculture sector targeting mainly cocoa and Copra.

The city would have the capacity of having FIFTEEN THOUSAND people in it which could later increase to several Million people.

In Presenting the Proposal to the members of the Bougainville Business Association, ABG’s special investment Agent, JASON FONG said that this would trigger the economic activity of Bougainville.

According to the presentation the city which is to be built on ABG’s own plantation, BONUS PLANTATION would have roads, bridge, port, airport, Hospital, Stadiums, Technical College AND other infrastructures.

The city is to be connected to Buka island which would also see the upgrading of the Buka airport to get direct flights to and from other International ports.

MR. FONG said that a Chinese government loan to ABG at only 2% interest can start up the project.

The delegation also presented their proposal to the Bougainville administration and the members of the Bougainville House of Representatives.

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von Jens Lüders

Dienstag 07.06.2011, 09:38 Uhr


London (BoerseGo.de) – Kupfer ist am Dienstag im Handel in London um rund 0,5 Prozent gefallen und auch die Notierungen in Shanghai zeigten sich schwächer, nachdem der Markt dort nach dem verlängerten dreitägigen Wochenende wieder eröffnete.

Derzeit findet ein Streik in der viertgrößten Kupfermine in Chile statt, der das Angebot verknappen könnte, was jedoch Intraday bisher keinen Preisauftrieb verlieh. Chile ist der größte Kupferproduzent der Welt, so dass die Angebotslage in Chile einen entscheidenden Einfluss auf die Kupfernotierungen ausübt.

Der Kontrakt zur Lieferung in drei Monaten (August) fiel an der London Metal Exchange um 0,5 Prozent oder 44,25 US-Dollar auf 9.090,75 US-Dollar je Tonne. Der am aktivsten gehandelte Kontrakt an der Shanghai Futures Exchange mit Lieferung im August sank um 0,8 Prozent auf 67.900 Yuan pro Tonne.

Rohstoffhändler erwarten eine Seitwärtsbewegung bei dem Rohstoff, da es derzeit viele widersprüchliche Einflüsse gibt. Das Risiko von der Nachfrageseite sei nach den schwachen Konjunkturdaten aus den USA etwas höher als die potenziell unterstützende Wirkung für den Preis durch Versorgungsunterbrechungen in Chile, so die Aussage von Steve Wilkens, Rohstoff-Analyst bei Goldman Sachs.