THE shake-up in the board of PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk. (Telkom) directors last Friday seemed to be one in a series of stories inseparable from the government's efforts to clean up the state-owned enterprise. How can it not be: the results of the general meeting of Telkom shareholders at the end of last week seemed relatively surprising.

Former President Director of BNI 46, Arwin Rasyid, who only recently emerged as a candidate for