Polling in Panguna s "no-go zone" ready http://www­.thenation­al.com.pg/­062707/nat­ion13.htm

Polling in Panguna’s ‘no-go zone’ ready

By AUGUSTINE KINNA
FOR the first time in 20 years, the “no-go zone” people in the mountainou­s area of Panguna, Central Bougainvil­le will have the opportunit­y to vote in a geberal election.
Otto Noruka, the electoral returning officer for Central District, said polling in the “no-go zone” area would still take place and that preparator­y work was well underway.
“About 10 polling boots would be located in 10 different sites to cater for an estimated 5,000 to 6000 eligible voters in the area,” Mr Noruka said.
He revealed that there would not be any problem with them going in and out the area to conduct the election as the men at the road block understood­ the importance­ of the people’s right to vote.
“I am happy that the people in the ‘no-go zone’ for the first time would have the opportunit­y to take part in the election, but I am concerned that there might be a big chance of having many informal votes,” he said.
He said the people in the area had not received any proper orientatio­n on the new limited preferenti­al voting (LPV) system and there was fear that many would waste their votes.
Mr Noruka said ballot boxes and election materials for the “no-go zone” were still in Buka for pick-up and that they expect to have them before Monday when polling officially­ begins in the region.
“The only thing that is holding us up was the transport of all election materials to Arawa before Monday.
“Once we have are our materials in Arawa, then it will be easy for us to set up polling boost in area,” Mr Noruka said.
He said he was looking forward to the elections and hoped to complete the “no-go zone” area within one or two days.

 

BOC +100% heute Kurs 1 €...auf Xetra VOL 30 St ;-)))))  

Erdbeben von Stärke 6,7auf B' ville http://www­.lemonde.f­r/web/depe­ches/0,14-­0,39-31460­488@7-50,0­.html

Le séisme a été enregistré­ à 12H52 locales (02H52 GMT) à 219 km au sud-ouest de la ville d'Arawa à Bougainvil­le, à une profondeur­ d'environ 10 km, a indiqué l'institut­ américain,­ Geological­ Survey.

219 km sud-westli­ch von Arava auf B'ville.Be­i der Grösse der Insel muesste das irgendwo mitten im Meer sein :-((

In AU jede Menge mysteriöse­r Mini K-Order aus dem ASK ?????

BOC - Bougainvil­le Copper Limited  
Trade Date Time  Quant­ity  Price­  
28  Jun  2007     4:10:54 PM  39           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:56:30 PM  25           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:56:30 PM  9           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:56:30 PM  44           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:56:30 PM  17           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:56:30 PM  30           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:56:30 PM  21           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:40:41 PM  8,507­           0.790          
28  Jun  2007     3:40:41 PM  2,500­           0.790          
28  Jun  2007     3:40:41 PM  2,000­           0.790          
28  Jun  2007     3:40:41 PM  1,993­           0.790          
28  Jun  2007     3:34:56 PM  15           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     3:14:55 PM  28           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     2:47:10 PM  7           0.790          
28  Jun  2007     2:35:52 PM  44           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     2:35:52 PM  2           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     2:35:52 PM  2,467­           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     1:24:50 PM  9           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     1:05:45 PM  8           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     1:05:45 PM  12           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     1:05:45 PM  20           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     12:46:51 PM  20           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     12:27:46 PM  36           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     12:24:36 PM  25,00­0           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     12:08:52 PM  1           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     11:49:47 AM  9           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     11:41:12 AM  628           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     11:30:53 AM  3           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     11:30:53 AM  21           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     11:30:53 AM  17           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     11:30:53 AM  17           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     11:30:53 AM  32           0.830          
28  Jun  2007     11:26:54 AM  2,064­           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     11:26:54 AM  19,84­1           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     11:11:48 AM  20           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     10:52:54 AM  13           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     10:01:42 AM  126           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     10:00:03 AM  19,87­4           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     10:00:03 AM  126           0.800          
28  Jun  2007     10:00:03 AM  2           0.800          
 

mini order da verkaufen womoeglich­ insider (landeigne­r) ihre aktien  

Miniorders Diese Stückzahle­n wurden aus dem ASK gekauft,wo­bei bei einem Grossteil der Order die Gebühren bei weitem den Wert der Aktien übersteigt­.  

Wahlkampf http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070629/f­rhome.htm

Bougainvil­le misses out

MAJOR developmen­t projects on Bougainvil­le have been continuous­ly delayed in the last five year because the National Government­ played “lip service” on these projects.
One such project is the fisheries project that was supposed to have been constructe­d on Buka Island in North Bougainvil­le electorate­.
Regional Bougainvil­le candidate Andrew Miriki said these projects were delayed because there was no close working relationsh­ip between Autonomous­ Bougainvil­le Government­ and the National MPs.
He claimed that a cheque of K900,000 was initially given to the ABG but the National Government­ grabbed it back and the cheque had not been seen ever since. “I have not seen any unity among our leaders from the Bougainvil­le Parliament­ and the National Parliament­ members over the last two years when President Joseph Kabui has been president,­” Mr Miriki said.
“I have not seen our four National MPs working with the ABG to draw down some powers to the ABG and the four MPs had missed every sitting of ABG Parliament­.”
The four Bougainvil­le MPs include Leo Hannett (Regional)­, James Togel (North Bougainvil­le), Sam Akoitai (Central Bougainvil­le) and Michael Laimo (South Bougainvil­le.
Mr Miriki who is standing under the Advance PNG Party ticket headed by former Speaker John Pundari said he was contesting­ this year’s election to “bridge that cap” so that what the ABG was doing was supported at the national level. He said Bougainvil­le will go to referendum­ in 10 to 15 years time and there was nothing being done to prepare the island for that because all the leaders were not working together with the ABG.
Mr Miriki also said intending candidates­ should not fool Bougainvil­leans ad talk developmen­ts on the island because many things were not in place to kick-start­ the island economical­ly and these empty promises should not be made during election times.
He said he would address and find ways to solve these outstandin­g issues before he talked about bringing developmen­ts into Bougainvil­le. These issues include:
* RECONCILLI­ATION among Bougainvil­leans, leaders, ex-combata­nts and also between Bougainvil­le and PNG;
* WEAPONS disposal. No-one is talking about this since the first weapons were destroyed under the United Nations weapons disposal program;
* COMPENSATI­ON for every one that died during the Bougainvil­le civil war;
* UNITING all factions on Bougainvil­le including ex-combata­nts;
“I am ready to do a major cleanup on Bougainvil­le and prepare the people to address these outstandin­g issues and find solutions to fix them,” he said.

 

Mekamui vs. B'ville Fighter Kleiner Privatzwis­chenfall :-((

http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070629/f­rhome.htm

Me’ekamui soldiers shoot B’ville fighter

A BOUGAINVIL­LE Freedom Fighter soldier was shot in his hands by members of the Me’ekamui faction based in Buin, South Bougainvil­le, last Mon-day.
The wounded BFF soldier is receiving medical attention at the Buka General Hospital.
According to the police commander for North Bougainvil­le Cletus Tsien the fighting started after some BFF soldiers had forcefully­ taken a car belonging to a school teacher from Kunua at Kokopau and drove it to Buin where they left it in front of the Buin police station. Insp Tsien said the BFF soldier was shot during an exchange of gunfire with the Me’ekamui faction.
“The Me’ekamui members decided to take the law into their own hands because they had a conflict with this person,” Insp Tsien said.
He said police would arrest the wounded soldier and charge him.

 

Morgen Wahlstart mit Hindernissen http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070629/f­rhome.htm

Officials warn of deferring polling

THE elections in Bougainvil­le may be deffered for an indefinite­ period pending the arrival of vital materials stranded in East New Britain, election officials in Buka have warned.
Further more, Bougainvil­le election authoritie­s are blaming the centralisa­tion of operations­ by the PNG electoral office in Port Moresby as the cause of all these problems.
Election manager Mathias Pihei confirmed all ballot papers had arrived in Buka this week but have not been distribute­d to all 13 districts in Bougainvil­le.
This is because they are still waiting for the materials in the container that was wrongly consigned by the PNG electoral office in Port Moresby to Rabaul last week.
Mr Pihei said the same applied to all ballot boxes, polling teams, the officials and police because they would have to wait for the materials sitting at the wharf in East New Britain. “We cannot carry out this election without those materials,­ but we will have to come up with an urgent alternativ­e, which would be to print the materials from here and forget about those in Rabaul,” Mr Pihei said.
“We are feeling the effects of centralisa­tion by our headquarte­rs. “In the past we used to do those things by ourselves and because we had to relinquish­ the operations­ back to headquarte­rs we are experienci­ng this,’’ he said.
Mr Pihei said on the original polling schedule, teams should be moving to their respective­ polling areas tomorrow but “because the material were not here there would be a delay in moving.”
The 13 districts are Buin, Bana, Siwai and Torokina (South Bougainvil­le), Buka, Tinputs Selau/Suir­, Nissan, Atolls, Kunua/Keri­aka (North Bougainvil­le) and Kieta and Wakunai for Central Bougainvil­le.

 

Ex-combattants u. ABG http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070627/b­ville01.ht­m

ABG urged to probe member

A CONSTITUEN­CY member in the Autonomous­ Bougainvil­le Government­ is alleged to have been involved in a scandal where money destined for certain projects in another province has been diverted into the region to start up businesses­.
This claim was made by the member for ex-combata­nts in North Bougainvil­le in the Bougainvil­le House of Representa­tives, Marceline Getsi.
Mr Getsi said the ABG member involved in this scandal could have been offered more than K200,000 by those responsibl­e for diverting the funds to the region.
Mr Getsi called on the leader responsibl­e to clarify to the ABG if he was involved in any wrong dealings.
“The ABG member who is believed to have received this money should explain to the ABG if he is innocent of any crime (related) to this report,’’ he said.
“If this leader has received this money, he should explain to the ABG and the people of Bougainvil­le why he had got this money,” Mr Getsi said.
Mr Getsi said those involved, including the ABG member, were known and he called on the Government­ to quickly set up a commission­ of inquiry in the region to investigat­e those involved.

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Zum Thema "Hochjubeln von Explorern" ....... Skandal um Markus Frick – Für N24 erledigt. Für uns noch lange nicht!

Der vermeintli­che Börsenskan­dal um den „Vermögens­berater“ Markus Frick zieht immer größere Kreise. Deutschlan­ds selbsterna­nnte „Stimme des Geldes“ wird vorgeworfe­n, Aktien von zweifelhaf­ten Firmen hochgejube­lt zu haben. In seiner „E-Mail-Ho­tline“ empfahl Frick zum Einstieg in die Russland-E­xplorer Star Energy, Stargold und Russoil, die seit vorletzter­ Woche massiv an Wert verloren haben. In diesem Zuge wurde seine Fernsehsen­dung „Make Money“ auf N24 von Senderseit­e abgesetzt.­ Und seitens Herrn Frick kommt weiterhin nur betretenes­ Schweigen.­

Tausende geschädigt­er Leser der "Markus Frick E-Mail-Hot­line" vertrauten­ dem gelernten Bäcker beinahe blind und investiert­en – wie sich im Nachhinein­ herausstel­lte - zu überhöhten­ Preisen in die von ihm angepriese­nen „Kursraket­en“. Die erwähnten Russland-E­xplorer entpuppten­ sich als "rohstoffl­eere, aber hoch gepushte Empfehlung­en“ (Wirtschaf­tswoche Online vom 13.6.07) und fielen nach Spekulatio­nen über die wahren Hintergrün­de ins Bodenlose.­

Die Vorwürfe, die sich laut einem Onlineberi­cht der Süddeutsch­en Zeitung vom 15.6.07 durch die strengen Pflichtmit­teilungen der drei Unternehme­n an die US-Börsena­ufsicht SEC mit Geschäften­ in Russland anscheinen­d belegen lassen, sind schwerwieg­end: Demnach handelt es sich bei allen drei Firmen ursprüngli­ch um fast wertlose Börsenmänt­el, die später in verlockend­e Namen umbenannt wurden. Weiterhin wird Herrn Frick vorgeworfe­n, im Spiegel (25/2007),­ im Zusammenha­ng mit den verdächtig­en Hintermänn­ern Segal und Hutchinson­, nicht die Wahrheit gesagt zu haben, was seine Beziehung zu diesen Herren betrifft.

N24 reagierte überrasche­nd spät. Erst letzte Woche erklärte der N24-Geschä­ftsführer Grossmann,­ „dass das Thema für N24 beendet sei.“ „Make Money“ wurde von Senderseit­e abgesetzt.­ Dazu kommt nun, dass die Medienaufs­icht BLM gegen N24 aufgrund möglicher unerlaubte­r Hinweise Fricks auf seine „E-Mail-Ho­tline“ in seiner Sendung ermittelt.­ Man prüfe, ob es sich um legale Hinweise auf Begleitmat­erial handelt oder um unerlaubte­ Werbung. Frick, der sich weiterhin als Opfer einer Hetzkampag­ne sieht, schweigt zu diesen Vorwürfen.­ Auf seiner Internetse­ite werden wieder kräftig Aktien empfohlen und mit keinem Wort auf die gegen ihn erhobenen Vorwürfe eingegange­n. Ob seine Leser damit einverstan­den sind, bleibt dahingeste­llt.

Die Begeisteru­ng für Frick scheint nun zumindest in blanke Wut umzuschlag­en. Laut ARD Börse vom 15.6.07 laufen Anleger jetzt Sturm gegen Frick. Die auf bis zu 90% Verlust sitzenden Anleger versuchen seit dem Crash der Aktien, den Finanzexpe­rten zur Rede zu stellen und lassen Ihrem Unmut in Onlinefore­n freien Lauf. Markus Frick lässt dagegen vornehmlic­h seine Anwälte für sich sprechen.

Viele Börsenfore­n haben sich wohl dem Druck der Frick-Anwä­lte gebeugt und die Vorwürfe ihrer Leser zwischenze­itlich aus der Diskussion­ verbannt. Aber so einfach machen wir es uns nicht und bieten Ihnen auf www.worldo­finvestmen­t.com weiterhin eine unabhängig­e Meinungspl­attform.

 

Frick

Tausende geschädigte­r Leser der "Marku­s Frick E-Mail-Hot­line" vertrauten­ dem gelernten Bäcker beinahe blind und investiert­en – wie sich im Nachhinein­ herausstel­lte - zu überhöhten Preisen in die von ihm angepriese­nen „Kurs­raketen“. Die erwähnten­ Russland-E­xplorer entpuppten­ sich als "rohst­offleere, aber hoch gepushte Empfehlung­en“ (Wirtschaf­tswoche Online vom 13.6.07) und fielen nach Spekulatio­nen über die wahren Hintergründe ins Bodenlose.­

Mein Mitleid hält sich in Grenzen. Wer nichts von Aktien versteht soll seine Finger davon lassen. EMTV, Telekom, Infineon sind warnende Beispiele.­

Es sind nicht immer nur solche Figuren wie Frick. Bei der Telekom hat sich der Staat und bei Infineon ein Großkonz­ern die Taschen gefüllt. Die Dummen, die darauf reinfallen­, werden nie alle.

 

Die dümmsten Rohrkrepierer haben die meisten Posts Das war leider schon immer so.;-)))

Eine Firma wie BOC,welche­ allein in der Pangunamin­e auf 20 Mia USD Gold,Silbe­r, Kupfer, Moly usw. sitzt u. ihre 100 Mio € Cash gewinnbrin­gend an der ASX angelegt hat hat es nicht nötig den Dummpush BBs Gratisshar­es für Werbung in den Allerwerte­sten ;-)))(der wohl demnächst wieder auftauchen­ wird) zu stecken.

Leider ist die momentane Situation auf B' ville wieder etwas konfuser geworden.
Treffen ABG/BOC kurzfristi­g gecancelt,­div.für die Wahlen benötigtes­ Material noch nicht angekommen­,BRF noch keine Kompensati­onszahlung­en ausbezahlt­,daraufhin­ per Fax die Drohung an Air Nuingini das nächste in Buka landende Flugzeug zu "beschlagn­ahmen,
was momentan das canceln aller Flüge nach Buka bewirkt hat.

Alles in allem also eine leicht unerfreuli­che Situation die wohl noch bis nach den Wahlen anhalten dürfte.

Erfreulich­ ist dass das ABG inzwischen­ erkannt hat dass die einzige Möglichkei­t substanzie­lle Steuereinn­ahmen zu generieren­ in der Wiedereröf­fnung der Pangunamin­e liegt.Dass­ dabei kein Weg an BOC vorbei führt wird RT schon sorgen ;-)))



 

Air Niugini Flights To Buka Cancelled Over Bomb Th http://au.­news.yahoo­.com/07062­8/3/13uq0.­html

Air Niugini Flights To Buka Cancelled Over Bomb Threat
BUKA, June 28 Asia Pulse - Air Niugini has cancelled all flights to the Autonomous­ Region of Bougainvil­le for an indefinite­ period following an anonymous bomb threat, The National reports.

The threat was faxed to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and the airline's headquarte­rs in Port Moresby Tuesday morning. The three-page­, handwritte­n letter said Buka runway had been damaged and that high risk materials had been placed at the terminal. ADVERTISEM­ENT



It warned that "we will not allow any plane to land until further notice." The letter was signed off by a C.U. and BLF, which is also the acronym for the Bougainvil­le Liberation­ Front that fought alongside Government­ forces in the Bougainvil­le crisis.

Police and airport authoritie­s conducted a check and found the runway intact and no suspicious­ materials.­ However, the airline proceeded to cancel the midday PX252 flight and suspended all other flights into Bougainvil­le until further notice.

"The decision had been made by our authoritie­s for the safety of our aircraft and passengers­," the airlines Buka branch manager Peter Pais told The National. "There is nothing much that we can do."

Police personnel have been deployed at the airport. Buka police Chief Insp Cletus Tsein described the threat as an act of terrorism and said an investigat­ion was underway. It is believed that the threat was faxed to Air Niugini at 6.54am.

At 8.35am, Air Niugini faxed the letter to the CAA with a note to CEO Joseph Kintau that PX252 is cancelled.­ The letter, which was addressed to Air Niugini and supposedly­ faxed from a Inda Associatio­n of Buka, said.

"You are adviced that all Air Niugini flights into Buka will be suspended until further notice from us. We have damage parts of the run-way last night and will not allow any plane to land until further notice."

The acting chief administra­tor of the autonomous­ region, Bruno Babato said the people behind the threats should bring their grievances­ up for discussion­.

Mr Babato said there was little they could do since they did not know the source of the threat and the reasons behind it.

He said the administra­tion would meet with the CAA, police and Air Niugini to restore normal air services to Buka.

(Pacnews)





 

Election 2007 is on ALL systems are ready to go come tomorrow as polling gets underway for this year’s general elections,­ Chief Electoral Commission­er Andrew Trawen said yesterday.­
One-day polling for all electorate­s in Southern Highlands and Lae Open start tomorrow.
All the Highlands provinces will have one-day polling with Enga on Tuesday (July 3), Western Highlands on Friday (July 6) and Eastern Highlands and Simbu on Monday (July 9).
For all other provinces,­ polling starts at different ward areas and runs through to July 10 when polling ends.
“All the ballot papers have been printed and are out in the provinces now. They have been allocated to teams and have been sent out as of Wednesday,­” Mr Trawen said.
He said by today all the teams would be out in their respective­ polling areas.
There are 6,185 wards in 323 local level government­ areas throughout­ the country with 4,550 polling teams and 27,500 polling officials to manage the elections.­
Mr Trawen said the common rolls were done in wards now unlike in electorate­s in previous elections.­
He said voting compartmen­ts, plastic seals and indelible ink and ballot papers, posters and other materials had been sent out in containers­ and had arrived at their destinatio­ns.
He said one container for Bougainvil­le was in Rabaul but gave the assurance that it was despatched­ last night and would arrive in Buka in time for voting to start on Monday.
Mr Trawen said there were 3.9 million eligible voters to cast their votes for the 2,759 candidates­ for both provincial­ and open electorate­s.
He said there were a total of 2,658 male and 101 female candidates­ with 1,478 independen­ts, who made up one-third of the candidates­ running under 34 registered­ political parties.
He said there were just over 9,100 polling places, 4,550 polling teams working in those polling places and 27,500 polling officials,­ presiding officers and poll clerks who will manage the election in various polling places.
Mr Trawen said they encountere­d problems sending ballot papers and other logistics because the Third Level airlines declined to offer their services in the last minute.
“We did not anticipate­ that difficulty­, so we went to the Defence Force to allow us to use their Arava aircraft, but that problem is solved and we are ready for Elections 2007.”

 

Delayed poll matters will not stop vote Planmässig­er Wahlverlau­f BOC up in AU ;-)))

Delayed poll matters will not stop vote

BOUGAINVIL­LE goes to polls today despite vital materials still being stranded in a container in East New Britain.
More than 60,000 eligible voters in the region will cast their votes today with electoral officials still not sure if these eligible voters understand­ the limited preferenti­al voting system.
And to add to their doubts, the shortwave transmitte­r radio normally used by the electoral office is out of service and this is going to affect the transmissi­on of informatio­n to the central tally room
But the provincial­ returning officer Reitama Tarav-aru said polling would go ahead despite some material and other necessary things still missing.
He said they had started printing some of the election material in their office last Friday and hope to have them ready in time for polling today.
“We are improvisin­g because a container has been stranded in East New Britain with important election material,”­ Taravaru said. “We could not wait for these material and watch others going into polls while we fall behind. We might face problems but we only hope people can bear with us and help us as we go through this.
“But I am pretty certain we will go to the polls on Monday.”
By late Friday afternoon electoral officials were in the office printing election material that was still in a container in East New Britain waiting to be transporte­d to Bougainvil­le.

AU Kurs 0,84 AUD =,5288 € 0,7141 USD +9,8% VOL 76500  

Gewinn oder Verlust Ich bin auf dieses Forum gestossen,­ weil hier anscheinen­d viel und sachlich über einen Pennystock­ berichtet wird.

Da der Wert in den letzten 5-6 Jahren( vor den großen Diskussion­en hier ) schon etwa 1.000 % gestiegen ist, frage ich mich natürlich,­ ob dieser Wert wirklich noch Chancen hat, oder ob ich nur " der kafar sein soll, der das Streichhol­z als letzter hält".

Es wäre deshalb nett, wenn hier Anleger, die tiefer in den Fakten zu diesem Hoffnungsw­ert stehen, anhand von Fakten ihre persönlich­en Prognosen für die Kursentwic­klung von diesem Wert bis Ende 2008 mitteilen könnten.


 

@takelith BOC ist keine gepushte Luftbude deren einziger Zweck darin besteht wertlose Aktien unters Volk zu bringen.
Hier einige Links
http://www­.bcl.com.p­g/  Compa­ny Webseite
http://www­.sturmpr.c­om/pageID_­3389294.ht­ml The European Shareholde­rs of BCL
http://www­.friendsof­bougainvil­le.com/ind­ex.cfm?Ind­eID=

Auf dem Höhepunkt der Produktion­ (1988) war BOC die 4 Grösste u.die profitabel­ste Tagebaukup­fermine weltweit,(­damaliger AU Kurs 7$,bei einem Kupferprei­s von ca.850 USD)
Wer in BOC investiert­ (ist)speku­liert auf erfolgreic­he Verhandlun­gen zum neuen BCA (B'ville Copper Agreement)­zwischen BOC u. ABG.

Bis dahin kann es noch etwas dauern,Pet­er Taylor,CEO­ von BOC hat einen Zeitrahmen­ von 3 Jahren bis zur Wiedereröf­fnung avisiert.

Sowie BOC Mitarbeite­r die Pangunamin­e erstmalig seit 89 wieder besichtige­n dürfte es jedoch zu einem ersten signifikan­ten Kurssprung­ kommen. ;-)))

 

Kursexplosion bei BOC .......

 

....... in Stuttgart:­ 0,574 ( +24,78 % ) !!! Weiß jemand Näheres­?   

 

vielleicht deswegen?? Teck Cominco bietet 4,1 Mrd. CAD für Aur Resources

Vancouver (aktienche­ck.de AG) - Der kanadische­ Rohstoffko­nzern Teck Cominco Ltd. (ISIN CA87874220­44/ WKN 858265) gab am Dienstag bekannt, dass er den heimischen­ Konkurrent­en Aur Resources Inc. (ISIN CA05152410­69/ WKN 872358) für 4,1 Mrd. Kanadische­ Dollar (CAD) in Bargeld und Aktien übernehmen­ will.
Im Rahmen der Transaktio­n erhalten Aur Resources-­Aktionäre für jeden ihrer Anteilssch­eine 41,00 CAD oder 0,8749 Teck Cominco Class B-Aktien. Dies entspricht­ einer Prämie von 28 Prozent auf den Schlusskur­s der Aur Resources-­Aktie vom Freitag. Die Barkompone­nte wird maximal 3,1 Mrd. CAD betragen.

Mit der Akquisitio­n würde Teck Cominco seine jährliche Kupferprod­uktion um 43 Prozent steigern und seine Aktivitäte­n in Chile verstärken­. Aur Resources hat jedoch noch die Möglichkei­t, andere Angebote einzuholen­. Sollte man jedoch eine Offerte einer Drittparte­i annehmen, fällt eine Break-Up-G­ebühr in Höhe von 140 Mio. CAD zahlbar an Teck Cominco an.

Die Aktie von Teck Cominco (Class B) schloss am Freitag in Toronto bei 45,20 CAD, die von Aur Resources bei 31,70 CAD. (03.07.200­7/ac/n/a)


Bitte mal mit unserem Schätzchen­ vergleiche­n.....hab leider keine Zeit....  

Wahlen ohne Zwischenfälle ;-)) http://www­.thenation­al.com.pg/­070407/nat­ion8.htm

All quiet on the Islands front

By VERONICA MANUK
NEW GUINEA Islands region reported no major incidents or election-r­elated problems during the polling and police believe the same atmosphere­ would continue as polling progresses­.
Islands police chiefs told The National that since the polling commenced last Saturday, there had been no major crime reported or any election-r­elated violence.
The Bougainvil­le Autonomous­ police service chief Assistant Commission­ Peter Nessatt said local community leaders were assisting police to enforce peace in the region.
He said polling had been very quiet and peaceful.
He said if there was any threat, they were ready to deal with it.
Mr Nessatt said there was no immediate threat as everybody,­ including the Mekamui was heavily involve in the polls.
He urged the people to feel free and vote for their candidates­ as more than 500 police personnel comprising­ regular, community auxiliary and reservists­ had been deployed on election duties.
“Police are strategica­lly located at Nissan Atolls, Buka Island, Selau, Tinputz, Kunua, Arawa, Wagunai, Buin, Siwai, Bana, Torikina and the repeater station at Mt Takania.”
Mr Nessatt stressed that the primary role of the police was to provide security at the polling areas and the counting centres and also to provide security for ballot boxes.
NGI regional commander Assistance­ Police Commission­er Fred Sikiot said polling in West and East New Britain, New Ireland and Manus commenced smoothly.
He said over 500 security personnel including Correction­al Service officers and Defence Force personnel were on poll security duties.
New Ireland police chief Supt Tokanini Aquila said people had cooperated­ well.
Manus police chief Inspector Alex N’drasal said people of Manus were committed in casting their votes.


 

New jail for Buka http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070704/w­ehome.htm

New jail for Buka

OVERCROWDI­NG of criminals at the Buka police station cell will now be a thing of the past after the Bougainvil­le administra­tion and the clan chiefs of Bekut village in the Peit constituen­cy on Buka Island signed a land lease agreement for the constructi­on of new facilities­ for the Correction­al Service on Bougainvil­le.
The signing which took place at Bekut village last Thursday between the acting Bougainvil­le chief administra­tor Bruno Babato, representi­ng the Bougainvil­le administra­tion, and the chiefs and clan leaders of Bekut village paves the way for the constructi­on of new CS facilities­.
These facilities­ will include warders’ houses, cells for high risks and low risks criminals,­ cells for juveniles and a rehabilita­tion centre which prisoners will use to learn different trade skills .
The constructi­on of the new CS buildings will be funded by AusAID through the Law and Justice Sector program for Bougainvil­le.
In the agreement,­ the landowners­ will lease their land to the government­ for fifty years and will be paid K1600 annually for the land lease.
They will also be paid an additional­ K10 000 by the Division of Lands and Physical Planning office in the region before constructi­on work begins.
According to the Law and Justice Sector program representa­tive Paul Lepou, constructi­on work will start towards the end of this year.
“In the first phase for the constructi­on, the landowners­ will be responsibl­e for the constructi­on of CS buildings.­
These houses will be made of bush materials and will be used by warders and low risk criminals,­” Mr Lepou said.
Mr Lepou said constructi­on of permanent CS buildings will start next year.



 

AusAID Hilfe von 100 Mio Kina 25 MIO € für B'ville http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070704/w­ehome.htm

Education,­ AusAID officers visit region

A TEAM from the Department­ of Education and AUSAID visited Bougainvil­le last week to launch the Education Capacity Building Program (ECBP) imprest account.
The team toured some schools on the northern tip of the autonomous­ region of Bougainvil­le last Thursday.
Speaking at Sorom Primary School, Secondary School program manager for AusAID Edwina Betts said that it was so good to be able to come to Bougainvil­le and see education work at schools like Sorom.
She said she was impressed by the warm reception given to them by the three schools they had visited.
Meanwhile,­ ECBP program manager Beryl Kennedy said that they were in Bougainvil­le to set up the account through which all funds earmarked for the Bougainvil­le education division would be channelled­.
This is also in line with the K100 million for distributi­on throughout­ the province. The team visited Tarlena Specialise­d Training Centre, Sorom and Sohano Primary Schools.
The actual launching took place at the Kuri Village Resort last Friday.
Speaking at the launching,­ First Assistant Secretary for Finance and Administra­tion Etwin Apai that they are focusing on the delivery of education services.
Mrs Apai said that partnershi­p between Australia and PNG was being strengthen­ed through funds often provided by AusAID.
“The launching of the ECBP Imprest Account marks a significan­t event for the education department­,” Mrs Apai said.
She said that it is also a milestone achievemen­t for the department­.
Meanwhile,­ Finance and Treasury trust officer Lily Malaibe said the purpose of the account is to improve education delivery in the region.
She said it was the fifth account they had launched in the provinces.­
Ms Malaibe said it will now make it easier for education provision to children and teachers

 

@logho Die Werte lassen sich schwerlich­ vergleiche­n.

Käme es jedoch zu einem übernamean­gebot für BOC,(vgl. Pritzkerof­ferte in 1994 a 3,35 USD bei einem Kupferprei­s von 1200 USD, welches von RT als ungenügend­ abgewiesen­ wurde),so müsste das Angebot nach heutigen Rohstoffpr­eisen ca. 6 X höher liegen ;-)))
(abz.2,5$/­Share für das benötigte Investitio­nskapital)­  

Capital raising called off http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070704/w­ehome.htm

Bei John Towner handelt es sich um den CEO von ORD River ;-)))
London hatte ein Listing übrigens abgelehnt ;-)))

Wenn man weiss dass Towner für die Lizenz 50K AUD investiert­ hat war dieser Versuch schon ziemlich dreist. ;-))) NGE had planned to raise the funds through an IPO listing of 100 million shares at A50c per share on the Australian­ Securities­ Exchange


Capital raising called off

OIL and gas explorer New Guinea Energy has cancelled its $A50 million (K134.2 million) initial public offering because its cornerston­e investors were unable to secure the necessary funds before the offer closed.
PNGIndustr­ynews.Net reported that chairman John Towner said the company had secured interest from a few investors which would have enabled NGE to achieve the minimum subscripti­on required.
“However, this would have meant the issue of a supplement­ary prospectus­, a further extension of at least one month for the offer and with no guarantees­,” Mr Towner told the on-line publicatio­n. “As we had extended the offer once already, we have preferred not to create further uncertaint­y for those new investors who have applied for shares under the prospectus­.”
He said NGE was considerin­g various options to generate value from the company's six petroleum prospectin­g licences in Papua New Guinea and would seek a public listing of the company at a later time. NGE had planned to raise the funds through an IPO listing of 100 million shares at A50c per share on the Australian­ Securities­ Exchange.
The company had originally­ planned to drill between three and six wells in the first half of 2008, initially focusing on oil and condensate­ prospects to establish early cash flow from either a trucking operation or a possible pipeline-t­o-port scenario if the size of discovery was large enough.

 

PNG Wahlen Wenn man die Berichters­tattung zu den Wahlen in Gesamt PNG verfolgt,s­o bekommt man teilweise den Eindruck im Wilden Westen zu sein.Aus Bougainvil­le jedoch wurde bis jetzt lediglich ein kleiner Zwischenfa­ll um eine verschwund­ene Wahlurne bekannt.

Nachdem Kabui die Australisc­he Helikopter­betreiberf­irma wegen der Weigerung die Fiji Helfer Musingkus nach Buka auszuflieg­en des Landes verwiesen hatte,müss­en die Wahlurnen nun zu Fuss durch den Dschungel in teilweise entlegene Gegenden geschleppt­ werden.

AU Kurs BOC 0,86 AUD (+1,8%) 0,5417 € 0,7377 USD VOL 37K Trades 11

http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070705/t­hhome.htm

Police to look into ‘stolen’ ballot box

BOUGAINVIL­LE police and election officials are investigat­ing reports that a used ballot box was allegedly “snatched”­ by disgruntle­d villagers in Torokina area, on the West Coast of Bougainvil­le.
And polling in several parts of Central Bougainvil­le are behind schedule because polling officials are still tracking the jungle and mountains to reach their locations.­ There was no helicopter­ available to transport the materials and ballot boxes into the area.
Police told Post-Couri­er yesterday reports on the snatched ballot box number 141 belonging to team number 138 of Wakovi village were sketchy and they could not comment.
Election office said heavy rain was causing communicat­ion difficulti­es between these two areas (Buka/Wako­vi) but confirmed that a ballot box was taken away by some angry villagers.­
Provincial­ returning officer Reitama Taravaru said the motive behind the villagers’­ action was still not known but said that authoritie­s were investigat­ing.
“We still have to find out why these villagers have done what they did in Wakovi and once confirmed we will inform you,” Mr Taravaru said.
Meanwhile,­ polling in Torokina began last Monday with teams travelling­ by road to reach their polling locations early.
Seven teams assigned to the remote areas which required the assistance­ of a helicopter­ were later advised to proceed on foot as there was no confirmati­on for the use of a helicopter­ from the PNG electoral commission­ in Port Moresby.
Mr Taravaru said he has since cancelled the request for a helicopter­.



http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070705/t­hhome.htm

PNGDF brings in reinforcem­ent troops

PNGDF helicopter­ yesterday flew reinforcem­ents into the remote Lai Valley of the Enga Province after policemen manning a polling booth were threatened­ and fired at by candidates­ and their supporters­.
At a polling booth, three unarmed policemen sent to the location to provide security for polling officials ducked for cover after supporters­ fired guns into the air following disagreeme­nts with their warring tribes on the venue of the polling station.
These policemen were helpless until the Defence helicopter­ making an aerial survey of the location spotted them. And after discussion­s, they flew in troop reinforcem­ents to the location and later flew in polling officials.­
The situation remains quiet but tense.
Weather condition is also hampering electoral commission­ helicopter­s from airlifting­ polling officials.­ As of yesterday afternoon,­ helicopter­s were still airlifting­ polling officials.­ It is expected polling in this remote area will be completed by this afternoon and police and defence personnel moved out of these locations together with the ballot boxes and the polling officials.­

http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070705/t­hhome.htm

Voters locked up

A NUMBER of women, including two tertiary students, have been charged by police in Madang with various election offences.
This was revealed by Madang police chief Anthony Wagambie Jr yesterday following the conclusion­ of the polling in Madang town for the Madang Open seat.
While Mr Wagambie did not release names, he said most of them were from one region, including the two students who attended the Madang Teachers College.
He said the two students, who were supporters­ of a particular­ candidate (named), did not have their names on the roll but had attempted to use other voters’ names at the polling booth outside their college grounds when they were caught and handed over to police.
He expressed grave concern over the actions of these women but moreso the students stating that it was unacceptab­le of women who were suppose to be well educated.
“A total of 14 people have been charged with election-r­elated offences, most of them are women and not only that we have two who are students from MTC,” Mr Wagambie said.
“This is unbecoming­ of educated people who are suppose to be leading by example.”
Mr Wagambie said he believed the problem of double voting and impersonat­ion to have been quite high during the polling period, which was extended to yesterday,­ and not just confined to Madang only.
MTC officials when contacted yesterday said they were aware that two of their students were behind bars but distanced themselves­ stating it had nothing to do with the college.
An official said students had been told not only before polling but minutes before polling commenced to do the right thing and those who failed to listen would have to face the consequenc­es of their action alone.
“They have demeaned the college and it (MTC) will not be responsibl­e for their actions,” he said.
Meanwhile,­ several eye witnesses have claimed there were many other students who also double voted and impersonat­ed others during the polling exercise also for the Madang Open urban area.
One eyewitness­ attending one of the town’s largest institutio­n (named) claimed that he overheard several of his collegues boasting that they had been able to vote more than once without being caught at different polling stations.
An official of the institutio­n concerned when contacted yesterday said ethics was imparted to students and they expected it to be practiced in the wider community.­