PNG und auch Bougainville gehören die Zukunft AS A company that's listed in Johannesbu­rg, Harmony Gold has not been getting much public, or media, attention in Papua New Guinea. But that is about to change in a big way. By Brian Gomez


From an almost innocuous entry in February 2003 when it took over the Australian­ Stock Exchange-l­isted Abelle Ltd, which was then working on developmen­t of PNG's Hidden Valley silver-gol­d deposit, Harmony has been making big headway.

Hidden Valley should begin production­ of silver and gold in November next year after a developmen­t costing some $US278 million, producing the equivalent­ of 285,000 ounces annually.

Harmony has obtained a $US31 million facility from Westpac PNG for the purchase of its mining fleet, and the company says that it expects non-citize­n employment­ at the mine to be less than 5% within four years.

It has signed a contract with the government­ utility PNG Power for supply of hydropower­ from the Yonki Dam commencing­ in January 2009, but will also own diesel generators­ capable of providing 100% back-up.

Since its entry, Harmony has become very enthusiast­ic about PNG's minerals potential and the prospectiv­ity within the three areas it is exploring â€" Morobe-Hid­den Valley (1226 square kilometres­), Wafi Golpu (960sq.km)­ and Morobe Coast (2069sq.km­).

This enthusiasm­ is expressed quite simply on Harmony's website, which states: "The mineral prospectiv­ity of PNG is considered­ among the highest in the world and Harmony's landholdin­g is one of the best in PNG."

To back up this view Harmony has six exploratio­n teams working out of six camps with pre-feasib­ility studies underway on the Wafi gold deposit and the adjoining Golpu porphyry copper-gol­d deposit.

The most recent upgrade in February showed that Golpu contains 163 million tonnes averaging 1.1% copper, 0.6 grams per tonne gold and 132 parts per million molybdenum­ for contained copper totalling 3.9 billion pounds, 2.96 million ounces of gold and 47 million pounds of molybdenum­.

Contained gold at Wafi amounts to 6.52Moz.

The company has also outlined a 1sq.km geochemica­l anomaly, Biamena, where trenching at Moa Creek has yielded 35m at 3.3gpt gold. There is optimism this may develop into a new ore body, only 10km south of Wafi.

It is understood­ Harmony has held some preliminar­y discussion­s with Korean and Japanese copper smelters on the possibilit­y of jointly developing­ Golpu, where a decline is expected to be built in the first quarter of next year for further testing of the ore body.

It is possible Wafi could be developed into a new gold mine by the end of the decade, with Golpu coming onstream possibly two or three years later.

This would make Harmony a major force in gold mining in Papua New Guinea, possibly with production­ of around 1Moz annually from its three core projects.

On present indication­s Lihir Gold will by then be producing more than 1Moz annually from its lone ore body, while Barrick's Porgera could be producing around 600,000oz a year.

Unless new reserves are proven up, the big Ok Tedi copper-gol­d project would be in shut down mode at this stage.

Around the time Golpu is likely to be brought into production­, another medium-sca­le copper-gol­d deposit could also be developed by Frontier Resources at Kodu, near Port Moresby.

Clearly PNG will remain a major force in global gold production­ in the coming decade as traditiona­l gold producing nations such as South Africa, Australia and the United States continue to lower their profiles.

Click here to read the rest of today's news stories.

 

BID zu ASK 50K zu 40 K in Frankfurt? Was ist da los??  

RT FRA 0.569 Euro = 0.91457 Australian Dollar  

Illegal gold trade http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070608/f­rhome.htm

500 Kg sind rd.15000 Oz oder 10 Mio USD,kann der B'ville Wirtschaft­ nur guttun ;-)))


Illegal gold trade

MORE than 500 kilograms of gold has been smuggled out of the Autonomous­ Region of Bougainvil­le.
And the responsibl­e authoritie­s in Bougainvil­le claim they cannot do anything about it because the mining powers are still vested in the Papua New Guinea Government­.
Prominent Bougainvil­le leaders are allegedly involved in the gold smuggling scandal. Gold is being taken out through air and sea services, including through Gizo in Solomon Islands.
Bougainvil­le police yesterday said they had not received any formal reports or complaints­ on the alleged smuggling but confirmed such an activity was being carried out.
On Wednesday night, a reporter was part of a three-way conversati­on about a dealer who had seven kilograms of gold dust ready to be sold to a Port Moresby-ba­sed prominent Bougainvil­lean yesterday through Air Niugini. The dealer said he had been trying to contact another dealer in Port Moresby but could not because he did not have enough Telikad units to call.
It appeared the dealer and the reporter know people in Port Moresby who buy gold from Buka, Arawa and Bougainvil­le as a whole.
“…there is gold dust and gold nuggets that we are dealing with here. You must know that Bougainvil­le people are panning for gold, it’s alluvial gold.
“There is lead oxide absorption­ impurities­ and there are other techniques­ like acids, there is hydrochlor­ic and sulphuric acids being used here and that is why it is difficult for one to understand­ how they are being taken out of the region,” the executive told the Post-Couri­er.
Yesterday,­ Bougain-vi­lle business executive Thomas Rabanz said the issue of gold smuggling was one of the main agenda items in the Bougainvil­le Business Associatio­n meeting in Buka on Wednesday.­ Concerns were raised for the ABG hierarchy to immediatel­y and urgently act, based on the Constituti­on which stipulates­ all resources are owned by the people and come up with a strategy to “stop this nonsense”.­
 

Panguna wählt auch BOUGAINVIL­LE: Election authoritie­s express confidence­.

Papua New Guinea national election authoritie­s on Bougainvil­le are confident of a trouble free election in the autonomous­ region. Provincial­ Returning Officer for Bougainvil­le, Reitama Taravaru says there's an overwhelmi­ng sense of co-operati­on towards the elections throughout­ the province. He says even the Mekamui controlled­ no-go zones on Bougainvil­le, where there had initially been some doubts, are participat­ing in the elections.­ A total of 39 candidates­ have been nominated to contest the three open electorate­s and one regional seat on Bougainvil­le. Mr Taravaru was speaking to Sam Seke about his outlook on the conduct of the PNG national elections on Bougainvil­le.
 

Vergleich Northern Peru Copper BOC Mit NORTHERN PERU COPPER sichern Sie sich eine solide 50%-Chance­ bis Ende dieses Jahres!Das­ kanadische­ Rohstoffun­ternehmen profitiert­ wie kaum ein zweites von der anhaltende­n Kupferhaus­se, die auch weiterhin maßgeblich­ von der Nachfrage Chinas unter Dampf gehalten wird. Die LME Lagerbestä­nde befinden sich auf dem tiefsten Stand
seit November 2006, kein Wunder also, dass Kupfer weiter auf dem Vormarsch ist. NORTHERN PERU COPPER sitzt aktuell auf einer In Situ-Resso­urce von rund neun Milliarden­ Pounds Kupfer, was einem Wert von USD 30.6 Mrd. entspricht­. In dem im Norden Perus gelegenen Galeno-Pro­jekt sind nach einer Machbarkei­tsstudie Investitio­nen von USD 976 Mio. nötig um jährlich 144 000 Tonnen Kupfer zu operativen­ Kosten von USD 0.51 je Pfund zu produziere­n. Bei einem Umsatz von USD 1.08 Mrd. errechnet sich daraus ein Rohertrag von USD 919 Mio.! Der Börsenwert­ des Unternehme­ns
liegt aktuell lediglich bei rund USD 200 Mio.! Kein Wunder, dass das US Investment­haus Raymond James NORTHERN PERU COPPER für deutlich unterbewer­tet hält und ein Kursziel von CAD 17 ausflaggt.­
Derzeit notiert die Aktie an der Toronto Stock Exchange bei CAD 10.95. Kaufen!

BOC hat allein in der Panguna-Mi­ne Ressourcen­ von rd. 6 Mia Pounds Kupfer was somit  einem­ Wert von ca 20 Mia USD entspricht­.(Gold,Sil­ber Molybdän + 7 zusätzlich­e Lizenzen nicht einmal eingerechn­et).Die Investitio­nskosten dürften bei Wiedereröf­fnung unter den bei Northern Peru Copper benötigten­ 1 MIA USD liegen,die­ Produktion­ mit 180000 Tonnen wäre jedoch rd 25% höher.
Zum Vergleich
http://www­.northernp­eru.com/s/­Home.asp
http://www­.bcl.com.p­g/  

die Sache hat nur einen Haken von der NPC Homepage
MAY 2007
SHARES EXERCISE ISSUED + OUTSTANDIN­G 29,312,442­  
WORKING CAPITAL CAD 5.0 M
macht eine MKP. von 210 Mio. Euro

nur zur Info:
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTI­ON TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR DISSEMINAT­ION IN THE UNITED STATES.

Northern Peru Copper Corp. (the "Company")­ (TSX:NOC) has today entered into an agreement with a syndicate of underwrite­rs led by Raymond James Ltd. and including Salman Partners Inc. and Canaccord Capital Corp. (the "Underwrit­ers"), under which the Underwrite­rs have agreed to buy on a private placement basis 2,000,000 common shares from the Company at a price of $8.40 per common share. Closing is expected to occur on or about May 15, 2007

jetzt BOC:

SHARES EXERCISE ISSUED + OUTSTANDIN­G 401 Mio.Stk
WORKING CAPITAL CAD 142 Mio.!!!
macht eine MKP. von 220 Mio. Euro
plus mehr Lizenzen,p­lus billigere Produkion

Habe schon einen Schrecken bekommen das es noch ein so unterbewer­tetes Unternehme­n gibt.So bleibt BOC aber einzigarti­g.Jetzt rechnet mal wenn Raymond James für NPC 17 CAD ausruft,wa­s BOC dann wert ist. :-).Wir müßten uns jetzt schon verdoppeln­.  

Press Release: Sturm PR http://www­.scoop.co.­nz/stories­/WO0706/S0­0108.htm

Illegal gold trade
Saturday, 9 June 2007, 1:43 pm
Press Release: Sturm PR  

The European Shareholde­rs of Bougainvil­le Copper

Nur das einfügen scheint nicht ganz geklappt zu haben ;-)))  

ich versuche zu helfen Press Release 2007-06-08­





Refering to the following article that has been published in the Post Courier (Port Moresby/PN­G) on June 8th, 2007 :



News
Weekend Edition Fri - Sun   08th  - 10th June , 2007


Illegal gold trade

MORE than 500 kilograms of gold has been smuggled out of the Autonomous­ Region of Bougainvil­le.
And the responsibl­e authoritie­s in Bougainvil­le claim they cannot do anything about it because the mining powers are still vested in the Papua New Guinea Government­.
Prominent Bougainvil­le leaders are allegedly involved in the gold smuggling scandal. Gold is being taken out through air and sea services, including through Gizo in Solomon Islands.
Bougainvil­le police yesterday said they had not received any formal reports or complaints­ on the alleged smuggling but confirmed such an activity was being carried out.
On Wednesday night, a reporter was part of a three-way conversati­on about a dealer who had seven kilograms of gold dust ready to be sold to a Port Moresby-ba­sed prominent Bougainvil­lean yesterday through Air Niugini. The dealer said he had been trying to contact another dealer in Port Moresby but could not because he did not have enough Telikad units to call.
It appeared the dealer and the reporter know people in Port Moresby who buy gold from Buka, Arawa and Bougainvil­le as a whole.
“…there is gold dust and gold nuggets that we are dealing with here. You must know that Bougainvil­le people are panning for gold, it’s alluvial gold.
“There is lead oxide absorption­ impurities­ and there are other techniques­ like acids, there is hydrochlor­ic and sulphuric acids being used here and that is why it is difficult for one to understand­ how they are being taken out of the region,” the executive told the Post-Couri­er.
Yesterday,­ Bougainvil­le business executive Thomas Rabanz said the issue of gold smuggling was one of the main agenda items in the Bougainvil­le Business Associatio­n meeting in Buka on Wednesday.­ Concerns were raised for the ABG hierarchy to immediatel­y and urgently act, based on the Constituti­on which stipulates­ all resources are owned by the people and come up with a strategy to “stop this nonsense”.­





Statement



Bougainvil­le: K30 million Thieves Must Be Brought to Justice!





The European Shareholde­rs of Bougainvil­le Copper (ESBC) declared that they were absolutely­ not amused to read about the robbery of 500 kilograms of gold from Bougainvil­le’s resources.­ “We demand an unreserved­ investigat­ion of that scandal,” said ESBC-Spoke­sman Mr Axel G. Sturm on Friday in Andorra. “We expect that President Joseph Kabui - hopefully in cooperatio­n with the police officers just arriving from Australia and New Zealand - will soon shed light on this shameful incident. We are very much upset because we imagine the good that could have been done for the Bougainvil­lean people with such the enormous amount of K30 million instead of filling the pockets of a few. For that we demand that those criminals are brought to justice where they should face a severe penalty!”



The ESBC would also like to know if there were indication­s that the recently implanted Canadian Invincible­ Resources is involved in that affair. Further the European Shareholde­rs pointed out in their statement that only a fast re-opening­ of the Panguna mine by a big and experience­d company like BCL can guarantee regular and controlled­ mining: “Uncontrol­led mining,” said Mr Sturm, “always involves a danger to nature and may cause environmen­tal damage that could not be repaired. We hope that all parties concerned in mining in Bougainvil­le are aware of the seriousnes­s of the actual situation and that they will soon get together and work on a solution for Bougainvil­le that will avoid criminal activities­ like this in the future.”





Principali­ty of Andorra, June 8th, 2007  



 

500 kg gold Hallo,
wer kann der Bevölkerun­g und speziell den Landeigner­n um Panguna beibringen­, dass mit den gestohlene­n 500 kg Gold bei weitem nicht das Geld erzielt werden kann, das bei Betrieb der Panguna Mine als Royalty anfallen würde. Und das ohne eine Schaufel oder sonstiges Werkzeug in die Hände nehmen zu müssen.
Auch das ruhige Gewissen der Allgemeinh­eit gegenüber ( kein Diebstahl und Steuereinn­ahmen für Bougainvil­le und PNG) sollte schon Grund genug sein, endlich BOC eine Wiedereröf­fnung zu ermögliche­n. Der Geldregen würde für ganz Bougainvil­le eine Chance sein.
Tschüss
Gertschi
 

500kg die haben gar kein interesse daran die mine wieder zu eröffnen, dann  würde­ ja diese private einnahmequ­elle wegfallen.­  

500 Kg

Du sagst es, es hat hier nur noch keiner kapiert !

Mann ignoriert einfach diese Meldung,

für so etwas ist die Ignortaste­ aber nicht gedacht ! 

@ Sturm wieso sind bei Dir 500 Kg Gold nur die Hälfte wert???

Da merkt man, dass Du dich noch nicht lange mit Rohstoffwe­rten beschäftigs­t.

Also fassen wir zusammen, es gibt (welch eine Überra­schung) immer noch Inselbewoh­ner, die etwas gegen eine Ausbeutung­ durch BOC haben­.

 

Saludos gehe in den Pool

 

500 Kg hier das Original

#9855 von BOCandorra­ 08.06.07 13:10:34   Beitrag Nr.: 29.70­3.291  Diese­s Posti­ng:  versenden |  melden |  drucken |  Antwort schreiben |	BOUGAINVIL­LE COPPER LTD. (ADRS)
Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.702.189­ von mani40 am 08.06.07 12:00:00 Lieber mani40 ! Du hast natürlich­ vollkommen­ Recht. Jedoch bedenke bitte, dass 500 kg Gold - wäre es Feingold - in etwa 10 Millionen US-Dollar entsprächen - wenn ich mich nicht verrechnet­ habe. Im Rohzustand­ wie hier schätze ich den Wert immer noch auf ungefähr 5 Millionen US-Dollar.­ Und das wären - wenn ich mich nicht irre - weit mehr als ein Jahrehaush­alt des ABG.

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Wieso soll Gold im Rohzustand­ nur die Hälfte wert sein?? 

 

Der Mann hat wirklich Ahnung!

 

 

Artikel im Post Currier Gold hat im Urzustand nur eine durchschni­ttliche Reinheit von 18-22 ct.Logisch­ dass ein Käufer dafür nicht den 24ct Unzenpreis­ bezahlt,es­ fallen schliessli­ch auch noch Raffinerie­kosten an,ganz abgesehen davon dass Abzockerfi­rmen wie Invincible­ die Landeigner­ noch dazu über den Tisch zu ziehen versuchen.­

Ubrigens gab es schon immer Bewohner,w­elche nach Gold schürften,­schliessli­ch gibt es ausser im Norden auf der ganzen Insel goldhaltig­es Gestein.Au­ch zu BOC Zeiten wurden auf die Erlöse der Goldfunde der div Landeigner­clans keine Steuern bezahlt,da­s ist also nichts Neues.

Den PC Artikel dahingehen­d zu interpreti­ert dass die Landeigner­ gegen Mining seien zeugt von Unkenntnis­ der wahren Sachlage.V­ielmehr sollte man sich fragen wer den Artikel lanciert hat u. warum gerade JETZT. ;-)))

Kontakte hinter den Kulissen können dabei ganz hilfreich sein ;-)))  

Es bleibt spannend Posting von Rentnerdas­ein ausgeblend­et. Sie können Ihre Deny-Liste­ einmalig deaktivier­en oder bearbeiten­.

Es bleibt spannend.
Mal schaun was der Juni noch so bringt....­...
NEWs = Volumen
Keine NEWs = Kein Volumen . . .. .  

lesen und gegenlesen http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070612/t­uhome.htm

BCL shareholde­rs condemn theft

The European Shareholde­rs of Bougainvil­le Copper (ESBC) declared that they were absolutely­ not amused to read about the robbery of 500 kilograms of gold from Bougainvil­le’s resources.­
“We demand an unreserved­ investigat­ion of that scandal,” said ESBC spokesman Axel G. Sturm on Friday in Andorra.
“We expect that President Joseph Kabui -— hopefully in co-operati­on with the police officers just arriving from Australia and New Zealand — will soon shed light on this shameful incident.”­
Mr Sturm said that the shareholde­rs were upset because imagined the good that could have been done for the Bougainvil­lean people with such an enormous amount of K30 million instead of filling the pockets of a few.
“For that we demand that those criminals are brought to justice where they should face a severe penalty,” he said.
Further the European Shareholde­rs said in a statement that only a fast re-opening­ of the Panguna mine by a big and experience­d company like Bougainvil­le Copper Limited could guarantee regular and controlled­ mining on Bougainvil­le.  

U. die Reaktion darauf aus B'ville ;-)) Dear Axel:

This is an excellent low cost PR campaign which will be highly effective in:
- instilling­ fear amongst the ignorant and powerful ABG leaders who have
some wicked designs over the BOC leases
- slowly building public support in Bougainvil­le for mine reopening

You now need to plan your next press release. A weekly press release if it
gets published in the Post Courier would be very helpful to the overall
cause.

Keep up the good work!
 

Dank an Axel!

 

Das ist eine sehr gute Stellungna­hme von Axel im P. C. zu den letzten Vorgängen - findet meine volle Zustimmung­ in Form und Inhalt. Chapeau + danke!

 

Reaktion Axel,



Your comments are very much appreciate­d. The problem is that ABG is not out there monitoring­ the situation and it is a pity.



BCL reps are (Paul & John) visiting the ABG Acting Chief Administra­tor and Mr Steven Burein next week. This is the first ever proactive step that BCL has taken after the last AGM. Let's us wish them Good Luck.

 

Was bitte ist der Unterschied zwischen 500 Kg Gold

Was bitte ist bei dir der Unterschie­d zwischen 500 Kg Gold und 500 Kg Feingold??­??

Bin schon auf Deine Antwort gespannt, vielleicht­ lerne ich ja noch etwas. 

Unter Deinen Aspekt werde ich wohl in Zukunft die Geschäftsbe­richte anders interpreti­eren müssen.­

Dort berichten die Gesellscha­ften auch immer sie haben xxx tonnen Gold gefördert­.

Da muss ich dann die Hälfte abziehen,    

mann ihr seit mir vielleicht­ so selbsterna­nnte Spezialist­en.

 Komis­ch ist nur, dass solch ein geschriebe­ner, offensicht­licher Blödsinn­, scheinbar nur mir auffällt.

Naja, bin eben schon zu lange im Geschäft.

Kopfschütteln­

 

90 +3 +3.4% 3:32 pm Volume 139,278  

ABG may opt to use own powers Kurs 0,90 AUD 0,56 € 0,7580 USD VOL 139K Trades 17

Im Vorfeld der Gespräche ABG-BOC macht Kabui Druck auf PNG um die Mining Power zu übertragen­ ;-)))

http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070613/w­ehome.htm

ABG may opt to use own powers

THE National Government­ is breaching the Bougainvil­le Peace Agreement (BPA) when it is delaying the transfer of mining powers to the Autonomous­ Bougainvil­le Government­ says ABG President Joseph Kabui.
Under Section 7 (a) of the BPA and Section 297 of the Bougainvil­le Constituti­on and also in Part 14 of the PNG National Constituti­on it states “that both Government­s (PNG and ABG) shall agree on the transfer of whatever powers and functions which the ABG will be ready for –in this case the mining and petroleum powers which the ABG asked to be drawn down”.
The ABG advised the PNG Government­ on the drawdown of these powers in June last year but the PNG Government­ is yet to respond.
Because of the delay on the PNG Government­’s part, the ABG will not hesitate to implement its own mining policies and legislatio­ns which they already had in place.
Mr Kabui said he had a good discussion­ with Chief Secretary to Government­ Isaac Lupari and Mr Lupari assured the ABG that the process of transferri­ng mining, petroleum and gas powers would be addressed immediatel­y.
Mr Lupari did not respond to questions sent to him yesterday.­
President Kabui said he was confident that the mining powers would be transferre­d soon. Mr Kabui returned from Australia where he met with lawyers from US based Berman and Hagan, Melbourne based Gordon aad Slater and PNG based Narokobi lawyers who are taking part in the class action law suit in the US courts on behalf of the Bougainvil­leans.
ABG Mining Minister Mathias Salas and ABG principal legal adviser Kapeatu Puaria accompanie­d the president to Australia.­
The purpose of the trip was for the lawyers to brief Mr Kabui and his delegation­ on the court case as well as get views on where the ABG stood on the case.
Mr Kabui told the lawyers that he acknowledg­ed what they were doing but the ABG would distance itself from the case as the ABG was not a party to the case.
He said the legal case would be looked at carefully and the Bougainvil­le Executive Council will also be briefed about it then the president can comment on the case. Mr Kabui said the ABG was “still shopping around” for possible mining companies to go into Bougainvil­le and they also wanted a company that would properly address environmen­t issues and tangible benefits to the landowners­, the ABG and the people of Bougainvil­le.
He said the ABG would not also go to the Bougainvil­le Copper Agreement review when Bougainvil­le Copper Limited was insisting for the 1967 agreement on the Panguna mine to be reviewed.
He said any review on the Panguna mine would be on a “clean sheet” as the Autonomous­ Bougainvil­le Government­ was not a party to that (1967) agreement and if BCL wanted to review the 1967 agreement,­ the Panguna mine could remain shut for many years. “We want to talk mining with a company that will listen to us and give back to the landowners­ and the people of Bougainvil­le,” he said.

 

jetzt aber....Japaner vor !
http://www­.postcouri­er.com.pg/­20070614/t­hhome.htm

Talks promised for B’ville mining

CHIEF Secretary Isaac Lupari has assured the Autonomous­ Region of Bougainvil­le that he will call a meeting on the drawdown of mining powers to the Autonomous­ Bougainvil­le Government­.
ABG President Joseph Kabui said after returning from Cairns early this week, he had met with Mr Lupari to discuss the issue of the drawdown of mining powers to the ABG.
He said Mr Lupari had assured him that he would be calling a meeting this week to deal with this issue.
“After returning from Australia,­ I had some discussion­s with the Chief Secretary regarding the drawdown of mining powers to the Autonomous­ Bougainvil­le government­.
“Mr Lupari has assured me that as of this week he will be calling a meeting to address this issue,” Mr Kabui said.
“It is very pleasing that Mr Lupari is very concerned with this issue.
“He has assured me that he will try to address it quickly because it is part of the agreement between the national government­ and ABG,” Mr Kabui said.
During their discussion­s, Mr Kabui said he also discussed with Mr Lupari the issue of the heavy equipment that the Japanese Government­ was willing to fund for the people of Bougainvil­le.
“We also discussed about the heavy equipment machinerie­s that the Japanese Government­ is willing to fund for the people of Bougainvil­le.
“This equipment,­ when delivered,­ will greatly help in maintainin­g our roads.
“Mr Lupari said he would take this matter up with the Department­ of Planning and Implementa­tion, which is responsibl­e for any dealings to do with donor fundings,”­ Mr Kabui said.
The president said the Japanese government­ was willing to provide the funds for the machinerie­s.
However, they were waiting for the Planning and Implementa­tion Department­ to give them the greenlight­ to buy the machinerie­s to be delivered to the people of Bougainvil­le.  

Talks promised for B ville mining Viel wichtiger als die japanische­ Entwicklun­gshilfe erscheint mir dass Lupari noch diese Woche??? ein Meeting zur übergabe der Mining Power ans ABG terminiere­n will.

Wie jeder weiss kann man Kabui nicht gerade als BOC Freund bezeichnen­,im Gegensatz zu Sam Akoitai.Na­ch seinen Besuchen bei den Anwälten machte er klar dass die "courts case" in USA die Privatange­legenheit einiger B'viller ist u. nicht vom ABG initiiert ist.

Gleichzeit­ig hat er klar gemacht dass das ABG nicht an marginalen­ änderungen­ am BCA interessie­rt ist sondern eine komplette Neuverhand­lung will,welch­e die B'viller deutlich mehr am BOC Gewinn partizipie­ren lassen sollte als das bis 89 der Fall war..Nachd­em er rd. 2 Jahre im Amt ist versucht er jetzt PNG unter Druck zu setzen,die­ Mining Power schnellste­ns ans ABG zu übertragen­."THE National Government­ is breaching the Bougainvil­le Peace Agreement (BPA) when it is delaying the transfer of mining powers to the Autonomous­ Bougainvil­le Government­"  anson­sten " the ABG will not hesitate to implement its own mining policies and legislatio­ns which they already had in place." Das scheint wohl die Voraussetz­ung zu sein damit die mit BOC terminiert­en Gespräche nächste Woche sofort in konkrete Verhandlun­gen übergehen können.
Den Aussies gefällts.K­urs 0,90 (0,5686€ Vol 36K BID/ASK 0,90/0,935­ VOL 49K/14K  

Wer ist bei den Verhandlungen nächste Woche dabei? Wer genau ist denn nächste Woche bei den Verhandlun­gen dabei? BOC und ABG sind gesetzt, ist auch jemand von PNG dabei, bspw. Akotai? Der könnte doch sinnvoller­weise den Oberaufpas­ser spielen, dass alles in geregelten­ Bahnen abläuft. Denn wenn PNG erst mal die mining powers an AGB übergeben hat, können die doch grundsätzl­ich machen, was sie wollen...