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Namba 2211 Februeri 2 - 8, 2017 28 Pes Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 Tasol Wantok Isu Namba 2211 Februeri 2 - 8, 2017 28 pes Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 tasol Issue 134, February 2017 New Bishop P9,10,19 na 20 for Kerema Diocese lukim stori long pes 9 Dadae i nupela Gavana Jeneral Aja Potabe i raitim Palamen i vot long makim Long yia 2002, em i bin nupela Gavana Jeneral. kamap memba aninit long PALAMEN i makim Memba Long namba wan raun, United Party. Long yia 2007, bilong Kabwum, Bob Dadae, Mista Dadae i bin kisim 44 em i bin winim gen sia bi- i kamap namba 10 Gavana vot, Mista Bonga i bin kisim long Kabwum aninit long Jeneral bilong Papua Niugini. 26 vot na Mista Diro i bin United Party we em i bin Taim bilong Gavana Jen- kisim 20 vot. stap deputi pati lida. eral Sir Michael Ogio i pinis Ol i rausim Mista Diro i go Long Ogas 29, 2007, pas- na long kisim ples bilong aut long resis, na larim tu- taim Somare-Temu Gavman em, Palamen i makim Mista pela biknem lida bilong Mo- i bin makim em i kamap Dadae long Trinde long dis- robe yet i resis. Difens Minista i kam inap pela wik. Mista Dadae, husat i Ogas 2, 2011 taim Praim Mista Dadae wantaim pas- memba bilong Peoples’ Na- Minista Peter O’Neill i bin taim memba bilong Nawaeb, tional Congress (PNC) pati kisim ples bilong Sir Michael Timothy Bonga na pastaim bilong Praim Minista Peter Somare. deputi praim minista na O’Neill, i win bihain long 55 Long yia 2012, Mista Dadae biknem PNG Difens Fos ami memba i votim em. i bin ran long ileksen aninit komanda, Edward Diro, i bin Mista Dadae em i bin stap long PNC Pati bilong Praim resis long kamap Gavana Jen- olsem memba bilong Kab- Minista O’Neill, na em i bin eral bihain long taim bilong wum long 15 yia. winim gen sia bilong Kabwum Sir Michael i pinis. Ol pipel bilong Kabwum i long namba tri taim. Mista Dadae i kisim 55 vot bin votim em i kamap Mista Dadae bai nau na Mista Bonga i kisim 36 memba long yia 2002 i kam kamap namba 10 Gavana vot taim ol memba bilong inap 2012. Jeneral bilong PNG. Nem Taim bilong ol i stap long opis No (Bonde–Dai) Stat Wok Lusim Wok 1 Sir John Guise 6 Septemba 1975 1 Mas 1977 (1914–1991) 2 Sir Tore Lokoloko 1 Mas 1977 1 Mas 1983 (1930–2013) 3 Sir Kingsford Dibela 1 Mas 1983 1 Mas 1989 (1932–2002) 4 Sir Ignatius Kilage 1 Mas 1989 31 Desemba 1989 (1941–1989) 5 Sir Serei Eri 27 Februari 1990 4 Oktoba 1991 (1936–1993) 6 Sir Wiwa Korowi 18 Novemba 1991 20 Novemba 1997 (1948–) 7 Sir Silas Atopare 20 Novemba 1997 20 Novemba 2003 (1951–) 8 Sir Paulias Matane 29 Jun 2004 13 Desemba 2010 (1931–) Minista bilong Wok na memba bilong Imbonggu, Francis Awesa i tok amamas 9 Sir Michael Ogio 25 Februari 2011 1 Februari 2017 long nupela Gavana Jenerel bilong Papua Niugini Bob Dadae memba bilong (1942–) Kabwum long Morobe provins. Poto Nicky Bernard. P2 Wantok Februeri 2 - 8, 2017 parlamentnius Basil: Stretim Ol kampani bai helpim gavman long kirapim rot Aja Potabe i raitim i wanbel long apim takis Westen na Wes Sepik kredit skim (TCS) na aninit provins,” Mista O’Neill i tok. Wau-Bulolo haiwe ANINIT long wanpela nupela long dispela program, tu- Mista O’Neill i tok kebinet praivet pablik patnasip pela kampani bai helpim Ne- i wanbel long dispela pro- Aja Potabe i raitim pela kantri na gavman i mas manmeri bilong yumi long (PPP) program , ol bikpela senel Gavman long mekim gram na patnasip namel luksave long dispela. ples, na helpim ol investa kampani long maining na oil ol mentenens wok na apgre- long gavman na ol bikpela GAVMAN i mas stretim “Yumi gat Zenag kakaruk na bikpela maining kampani na ges indastri bai helpim tim Hailans Haiwe. investa insait kantri. Wau-Bulolo haiwe long Mo- fam. Kopi i save kam long long mekim bisnis na ki- gavman long kirapim ol ne- “Barrick Niugini, opereta Mista O’Neill i bin autim robe Provins, Memba bi- Menyama. Wafi na Golpu rapim ikonomi,” Mista senel haiwe na ol rot insait bilong Porgera Gol Main i dispela toktok taim em i laik long Bulolo, Sam Basil, i tok. gol projek em i tupela Awesa i tok. long kantri. wanbel long kam insait long bekim askim bilong Memba Mista Basil i mekim dis- namba wan invesmen. Em i tok gavman bai givim Praim Minista Peter dispela program na helpim bilong Telefomin, Solan pela toktok long Palamen “Hidden Valley gol main K20 milien long wan wan yia O’Neill i tok dispela em i gavman. Mirisim, husat i bin askim long las wik Fraide taim em em i wanpela wol klas gol i go inap tripela yia long wanpela gutpela program “Dispela ol kampani i save em long wanem taim gav- i lukim olsem dispela namba main we gavman i save kisim mekim ol mentenens wok na we dispela bai lukim ol yusim Hailans Haiwe. Ol man bai givim mani long wan rot long ples bilong em bikpela mani long takis. apgretim Wau-Bulolo haiwe. bikpela kampani olsem Oil saplai bilong ol i save yusim kontrakta long pinisim kon- i bagarap. “Planti manmeri tu i wok “Stat long 9-mile i go inap Search, ExxonMobil, Ok Tedi dispela rot na go long wan straksen wok bilong Tabubil- “Dispela rot i bagarap na long dispela gol main, na Bulolo, dispela mani bai go Maining, na Barrick Niugini i wan projek eria bilong ol. Telefomin rot. mi laikim Minista bilong planti famili i save kisim long mekim mentenens wok. helpim Dipatmen ov Woks “Mipela i luksave olsem Gavman i bin statim dis- Woks long tokim Woks Di- benefit long dispela main,” Kebinet i givim tok orait pinis. wantaim ol mentenens wok divelopa bilong Hidden Val- pela nupela rot projek long patmen long kirapim gen,” Mista Basil i tok. “Namba wan fanding bai long ol nesenel haiwe. ley gol main tu bai kam in- yia 2012 na ol i bin plen long Mista Basil i tok. Em i tok ol PMV kar i wok go long Harmony Gold Min- Mista O’Neill i autim dis- sait long dispela program na pinisim dispela rot long yia Em i mekim dispela toktok long kisim bikpela taim long ing kampani. Ol bai holim pela toktok long Palamen helpim Woks Dipatmen long 2017 tasol kontraksen wok i long Palamen long las wik. dispela rot, na rot i nidim dispela mani na mekim long las wik. mekim ol rot mentenens no bihainim dispela plen. Mista Basil i tok Yangalimu mentenens. mentenens wok. “Mi amamas long tokaut long Wau-Bulolo haiwe. Mista O’Neill i luksave seksen bilong Wau-Bulolo Minista bilong Woks na Im- “K500, 000 em i namba olsem sampela ol bikpela in- “Ok Tedi Main i ken yusim olsem dispela rot em i haiwe i bagarap na em i nidim plementesen, Francis Awesa, wan mani bai mipela i givim vesta insait ong kantri bai TCS mani long helpim ol namba wan rot bilong kantri wok mentenens hariap. i tok Wau-Bulolo haiwe em i long Harmony long mekim helpim yumi long kirapim manmeri bilong Telefomin na i nidim gavman na kam- “Long Timini na Mare, bris wanpela haiwe na nesenel dispela wok mentenens long rot na bris bilong yumi long na Tabubil, na pinisim rot pani wantaim long pinisim i bagarap. Mi askim Minista rot insait long kantri. rot,” Mista Awesa i tok. kantri. konstraksen bilong joinim projek aninit long dispela bilong Woks long askim ol Mista Awesa i tok PNG i Harmony Gold Mining em “ExxonMobil na Oil Search dispela tupela taun long patnasip. wokman bilong Woks Dipat- gat 16 nesenel haiwe na rot i opereta bilong Hidden Val- men long stretim dispela rot na dispela em ol namba wan ley gol maining. Wafi na na bris. rot we ikonomi bilong kantri Golpu maining projek tu i Mista Basil, husat i deputi i save ran long en. stap long han bilong ol. lida bilong oposisen, i tok “Wau-Bulolo Haiwe em i Dispela ol maining projek Wau-Bulolo haiwe em i wanpela nesenel haiwe. Dis- em ol namba wan projek long namba wan rot bilong dis- pela rot i save helpim ol helpim ikonomi bilong kantri. Givim sampela pawa i go long gavana Aja Potabe i raitim baim kain kain fi long putim “Mi laik askim olgeta skul ol pikinini long skul,” Mista i no ken sasim kain kain fi. NESENEL Gavman mas givim Kua i tok. Gavman i baim olgeta sampela pawa i go long ol Em i tok Nesenel Gavman i mani,” Mista Kuman i tok. gavana bilong ol wan wan mas tingting long yusim ol ga- Long wankain taim, provins long mekim wok bi- vana na open memba bilong memba bilong Usino Bundi, long tuisen fi fri (TFF) eduke- wan wan distrik na helpim Anton Yagama, i askim Lida bilong Gavman Bisnis na Minista bilong Fainens wantaim ol narapela memba i wokabaut sen polisi i kamap isi. wok bilong nesenel gavman. Mista Kuman sapos Eduke- go insait long semba taim palamen i sindaun long namba 2 wik long Tunde. Poto Nicky Bernard. Memba bilong Sinasina- Mista Kuman i askim ol pa- sen Dipatmen i gat sampela Yongomugl, Kerenga Kua, i pamama na ol manmeri long polisi o lo long mekim save tok Nesenel Gavman i mas tokaut sapos sampela skul i long ol skul husat i sasim ek- givim sampela pawa long ol sasim kain kain skul fi mani.
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