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Namba 1957 Februeri 23 - 29, 2012 40 pes Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 tasol SEVIM: Ol sumatin bi- long Kikori Sekonderi Sevim Pik Nus trausel.... skul long Galp Provins I bungim ol ripot data long wanpela kain trausel, em Pik Nus Trausel, we ol i karimaut sevei o wok painim long ol ples we ol dispela trausel i save karim ol kiau long en. Poto I soim ol sumatin i painim ol nupela pikinini Pik Nus Trausel i bruk na kamaut long Wara Wau long Kikori. I nogat planti long ol dispela kain trausel i stap long wol tude na PNG LNG Projek i wok wantaim ol komyuniti long Galp provins long sevim ol dispela Pik Nus Trausel. Poto: Carla Eisem- berg, Institut bilong Aplait Ikoloji, Kenbera Yunivesiti, Australia. Ritim moa stori long Pik Nus Trausel long pes 8... Abal na MarapeAja Alex lusim Potabe i raitim stap Somare yet long namel sia bilong palamen. Abal, husat i bin stap deputi praim min- TUPELA Memba bilong Palamen, ista bilong bipo gavman bilong Somare, husat i bin stap strong long sapotim na ekting praim minista taim Gren Sif i bin Gren Sif Se Michael Somare, i lusim go haus sik long Singapore, i joinim Nesenel Alaiens (NA) bilong em pinis. Dame Carol Kidu hap aste tasol , na Wankain taim, Palamen Spika Jeffrey kisim nupela sia bilong en long Palamen Nape i tokim ol arapela memba husat i haus olsem Deputi Oposisen Lida. sindaun long namel sia long joinim gav- Marape i bin stap Edukesen Minista man o oposisen bikos i no gutpela long ol aninit long Somare, na wanpela taim em i sindaun olsem yet taim palamen i gat i bin stap ekting deputi lida bilong NA gavman na oposisen i stap. Hailans rijen, tasol em i bihainim leg mak Memba bilong Wabag, Sam Abal na bilong kain biknem poroman bilong Sir Memba bilong Tari-Pori, James Marape, i Michael olsem Don Polye na Sir Puka 64 bin stap wantain Somare tasol nau tupela Temu, na lusim Somare. i lusim kem bilong Somare, husat i nau Moa long pes 2 12-pela pes Saplimen bilong Ilektorol Komisin “ LUKLUK I GOHET LONG ILEKSEN 2012” insait... P2 Wantok Februeri 23 - 29, 2012 nius Kwaliti bilong edukesen Larim Task Fos Sweep mekim wok emNESENEL gavman namba i mas Ipatas. wan samtingnogat. Mi yet i save givim lukluk i go insait long kwal- “Mipela i gat data bes i o mani long ol skul,” Ipatas i iti bilong edukesen, na rekot i stap. Nau yet, Enga tok. wokbung wantaim ol edukesen sabsidi i gat 160, Em i tok dispela ekspirens provinsel gavman long 000 sumatin skul long olgeta bilong en long fri edukesen i larim fri edukesen polisi i hap long kantri. Sampela i ken halivim nesenel gavman karim gutpela kaikai, Enga skul long ausait kantri olsem long mekim gutpela polisi, Gavana Peter Ipatas i tok. Australia na Nu Silan. Dis- stretim kwaliti bilong eduke- Ipatas i amamas long fri pela olgeta sumatini kisim sen, na putim moa mani long edukesen polisi bilong gav- gutpela save aninit long dis- larim ol sumatin i kisim moa man tasol, em i laikim pat- pela sapot bilong provinsel save long kirapim dispela nasip i mas stap namel long gavman,” Ipatas i tok. kantri. nesenel gavman na provinsel Em i tok long larim dispela Olsem na em i amamas gavman, na dispela patnasip fri edukesen polisi i karim gut long O’Neill-Namah gavman i mas lukluk i go insait long kaikai, ol lida i mas wokbung long kamapim dispela gut- kwaliti bilong edukesen long wantaim ol papamama, skul pela polisi, tasol em i salen- kirapim o muvim dispela sumating na ol tisa bilong sim gavman long kamapim AGENSIM SEPIK… (L-R) Helt Minista, Jamie Maxton-Graham, Deputi Praim Minista, kantri go het. wan-wan skul. patnasip o wokbung wantaim Aninit long lukluk bilong “Mi gat bikpela ekspiriens ol provinsel gavman bikos fri Belden Namah, Polis Minista, John Boito, na Nesenel Plening Minista, Sam Basil i tok- Ipatas, Enga Provins i bin gat long dispela 14 yia. Olsem na edukesen i ken westim mani tok long ol nius manmeri long tok agensim pasin bilong ol polisman long Wewak, husat i gutpela edukesen polisi long long larim dispela polisi i bilong gavman sapos ol stopim wok bilong Investigesen Task Fos Sweep long Boram Ples Balus, Is Sepik 14-pela yia olgeta, na nau tu, kamap gut, mi save wokbung papa-mama, sumating na Provins. Poto: Nicky Bernard planti ol sumatin bilong Enga wantaim ol papa-mama, ol tisa i no wokbung gut, na WEWAK Polis mas larim Investige- wanpela Polis Komisina tasol, husat i i wok long kisim save aninit tisa na wantaim ol sumatin ol sapos gavman tu i bikmaus sen Task Fos Sweep (ITFS) tim Tom Kulunga,” Namah i tok. long dispela edukesen sab- yet tu. Mi yet save sekim nating. mekim ol wok bilong ol bikos ol i laik Em i putim pinga long memba bi- sidi progrem bilong Gavana sapos ol i yusim mani gut o stopim ol pasin korapsen na stil pasin long Angoram, Arthur Somare na ol lida long dispela kantri i mekim. ESP Gavana, Peter Wararu, long Deputi Praim Minista Belden kamapim dispela kain pasin, we em i O’Neill: PNG em strongpela Namah i mekim dispela toktok bihain ken bagarapim nem bilong provins, long ol polisman long Wewak, Is kantri na ol pipel long hap. demokretik kantri Sepik Provins, i bin stopim wanpela Polis Minista, John Boito i tok, em i Air Niugini balus i bin laik pundaun askim ol polisman long mekim wok Aja Alex Potabe i raitim bin kisim independens, dispela askim long pastaim praim long Wewak Ples Balus las wik. painimaut i go insait lon dispela asua, yumi bin gat wanpela ek- minista taim yu stap wantaim Dispela balus i bin karim sampela na ol polisman husat i brukim loa bai STRONGPELA pasin sekyutiv diktetasip. Long em.” polisman na wokman bilong ITFS mekim save long kot. demokresi long gavman namba wan taim, Palamen Em i tok nogat wanpela strong- long sekim olsem wanem Is Sepik Wankain taim, Sivil Aviesen Minista, pela toktok dibet i bin kamap long sistem bilong PNG i stap i nau painimaut olsem em i Provinsel Gavman i save yusim pab- Puri Ruing tok Sivil Aviesen Sefti yet, em i no lus o go gat pawa taim yumi i bin floa bilong Palamen bikos tripela lik mani, tasol ol polisman na man- Atoriti (CASA PNG) i mekim wok bagarap wantaim dispela kalapim floa long rausim o foapela memba tasol i bin kon- meri long hap i tokim dispela balus painimaut tu long dispela asua, na politikel asua i kamap dispela diktetasip,” O’Neill i trolim gavman. Na gavman i bin namel long Peter O’Neill na tok. ron long han bilong ol taim ol ara- long tanim go bek long Mosbi wan- husat man i brukim loa bai go long Gren Sif Se Michael So- O’Neill i mekim dispela pela memba i bin karim nem nat- taim ol disepela ITFS na ol polisman. kalabus. mare. toktok taim Oposisen Lida, ing na bilasim palamen haus Tasol Namah i tok 4-pela polisman Em i tok bipo gavana bilong Praim Minista, Peter Dame Carol Kidu i bin nating. husat i no bin werim yunifom i bin go Madang, Jim Kas, i bin mekim O’Neill i tok, maski PNG i askim, sapos pasin “Mipela long dispela gavman i ausait long ples balus na ol i stap wankain pasin na em i bin asua na bin lukim sampela nupela demokresi long politikel laik mekim planti ol gutpela samt- aninit lon lukluk bilong ol ami long kot i bin sasim em. samting we bipo i no bin sistem long PNG i stap ing. Nau yumi olgeta i gat sans Moem Baracks. “CASA PNG i save pinis long dis- kamap long kantri, PNG strong yet olsem taim bipo long toktok na autim tingting bi- “Mi laik tokim ol manmeri long pela asua long Wewak. Ol i mekim em i stap strong yet olsem bihain long kantri i bin long yumi wan-wan memba long Wewak long stopim dispela kain wok painimaut na taim mi kisim dis- wanpela trupela lukim sampela nupela ronim dispela kantri. Dispela em i pasin bikos em i pasin bilong ol pela ripot, bai mi skelim pastaim. demokretik kantri long wol. samting kamap long kot pasin demokresi. Olsem na mi teroris. Loa i tok tambu long dispela Sapos em i polis keis, bai mi lusim Tasol O’Neill i tok taim haus, palamen haus, ami laik tokim kantri, ol investa, haus kain pasin. Na ol polisman long long han bilong polis long sasim ol pastaim gavman i bin na polis hetkwata, na long bisnis, na intanesenel komyuniti ronim kantri, i bin luk olsem ol arapela gavman dipat- olsem demokresi bilong yumi i Wewak tu i mas kisim tok orait long man husat i brukim loa,” Ruing i tok. i nogat pasin fridom na men olsem Fainens na stap strong yet,” O’Neill i tok. PNG i bin luk olsem wan- Tresari na Komyuniti Divel- pela kantri we eksekyutiv opmen opis. dikteta i ronim. O’Neill i tokim Dame “Palamentari demokresi Carol: “Yu bin stap wan- Abal na Marape lusim Somare bilong PNG em i strong pela strongpela sapota na I kam long pes 1 ol benefit i kam long PNG LNG Pro- tumas. Tasol ol trupela holim wanpela posisen bi- jek bikos Hela i no bin holim wanpela agrimen wantaim gavman na kam- samting i kamap pinis long long gavman minista aninit Marape, husat i Siaman bilong Hela Transisenal Atoriti, i aste tokaut long pani long kisim benefit long ges bi- kantri bai stap yet olsem tu- long dispela eksekyutiv risain o lusim NA Pati bihain long em long en.
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