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Namba 2140 Septemba 17Wantok - 23, 2015 36 Pes Gavman Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 tasol Namba 2140 Septemba 17Wantok - 23, 2015 36 pes Gavman Wantok ranim gut Niuspepa i Anivesari Aja Potabe i raitim “Tasol yumi olgeta i ken Mista O’Neill i tok PNG i wok manmeri i ken planim kaikai sanap wantaim, wokbung long bungim hevi bikos ais o gen taim ren i kambek gen,” tok, PNG:PRAIM Minista Peter O’Neill O’Neillwantaim na daunim ol dispela fros i kukim gaden kaikai. Mista O’Neill i tok. i tok planti kantri i wok long salens. “Tude ol famili i wok long “Na mipela i laik askim ol kisim taim bikos prais bilong “Global ikonomi i no ran gut wari bikos gaden kaikai bilong manmeri long noken kisim deti Hamamas na ol samting we gavman i save long dispela taim. Ol prais ol i pinis. Ais i bagarapim politiks bilong ol i kam insait salim na kisim mani long en bilong samting long salim na gaden kaikai. Ren i no bin kam long aninit long dispela hevi i go daun. kisim mani i no stap stret, long taim tu,”O’Neill i tok. yumi wok long kisim taim long stap wantaim Mista O’Neill i tok PNG i stap prais i wok long go daun. Mista O’Neill i tok gavman i en. gut long han bilong gavman na Tasol Mista O’Neill i tok long wok long givim ol kaikai long ol “I nogat taim long pilaim bai no inap kisim taim, tasol ol PNG tasol, gavman i wok long manmeri husat i kisim bikpela politiks. Draut o taim bilong belisi long narapela kantri i wok long lukautim gut ikonomi bilong bagarap long ais o fros. bikpela san na frost o ais i wok kisim bikpela bagarap bikos dispela kantri. “Tude taim yumi bung long long bagarapim laip na 40 Yias ikonomi bilong ol i wok long go “Maski sampela samting i hia, gavman i wok long sindaun bilong manmeri. daun. kamap, tasol ikonomik gro saplaim kaikai long ol ples we Global woming o ples I wok Mista O’Neill i bin mekim bilong yumi i stap long gutpela manmeri i kisim taim long en. long go tuhat na klaimet senis Independens dispela toktok aste monin taim mak. Ikonomi bilong yumi bai “Mipela i wok long givim ol i wok long kamapim dispela ol i apim plak long Indipendens gro yet,” em i tok. sid bilong kaikai bikos ol samting,”O’Neill i tok. Hil long Pot Mosbi long makim Anivesari namba 40 indipendens de bilong PNG. “Insait long 40 yia, PNG i bin Lukim ol poto bilong yumi bungim planti hevi na salens. Tasol ol dispela salens i mekim bilong 40 yias yumi kamap strongpela Papua manmeri,” Mista O’Neill i tok. “Tude kantri bilong yumi i Independens fleg wok long bungim sampela hevi Niugini! na salens. Ol dispela salens i reising seremoni stap ausait long boda bilong kantri bilong yumi na i wok long long pes 33... kam insait. P2 Wantok Septemba 17 - 23, 2015 spesolsaplimen Gren Sif: Yangpela mas skul gut Sindaun bilong PNG stap long han bilong ol yangpela manmeri Aja Potabe i raitim “Taim mi bin stap Pati Lida bilong Nesenel Alaiens Gavman namel GREN Sif Sir Michael Somare i long yia 2007 na 2012, gavman i tok sindaun bilong Papua bin stretim toktok wantaim Niugini (PNG) long bihain taim i ExxonMobil na ol arapela bikpela stap long han bilong ol yangpela kampani long kirapim K43 bilien manmeri. PNG LNG Projek,” Sir Michael i tok. Taim PNG i amamas long Em i tok dispela projek bai nidim selebretim 40 yia indipendens ol save manmeri long wok. anivesari, Sir Michael i laikim ol Wankain olsem tasol, Sir Michael i yangpela manmeri na skul pikinini bin stretim planti projek insait long long harim na bihainim gut dispela kantri. Wanpela bilong en i Ramu toktok. Nikel maining long Madang. “Bihain taim bilong kantri bilong Ramu NiCo em i namba faiv yumi i stap long han bilong ol bikpela nikel maining long wol. yangpela manmeri na skul pikinini. “Dispela kain projek i save nidim Mi laikim olgeta skul pikinini na ol saveman long wok. Mi laikim ol yangpela manmeri long skul gut na skul pikinini long skul gut. Kisim kisim save,” Sir Michael i tok. moa save na no ken larim ol ausait Sir Michael i tok taim kantri i bin manmeri i kamap bos long wok kisim indipendens long 16 ples. Septemba 1975, PNG i no bin gat “Nau em i taim ol manmeri PNG planti save manmeri long ronim i mas kamap bos. Taim bilong ol kantri. ausait man i kamap bos em i long “Tasol marimari bilong Papa God taim pinis. i bin stap wantaim mipela. Maski “Papua Niugini pikini i mas lukluk mipela i no bin gat planti save Gren Sif Michael Somare wantaim meri bilong em, Veronica Somare long yia 1975. Poto: Intanet go het na tingting bikpela. Noken manmeri, mipela i bin bilip strong sotim tingting na save bilong yu. long God long helpim mipela i Dispela em i indpendens toktok i ranim gut dispela yangpela kantri,” na raun nating nating long strit o Yumi gat planti dokta long haus sik, sindaun long komyuniti. kam long papa bilong dispela Sir Michael i tok. stap nating long ples. Ol i mas skul ol loya bilong yumi yet i tok Inglis Sir Michael i bin mekim dispela kantri, Sir Michael. Sir Michael em Gren Sif, husat i Gavana bilong gut na stadi strong long kisim save na harim kot. Na ol bikpela save toktok tupela wik i go pinis long i long taim man stret husat i winim Is Sepik, bai risain long politiks na na ranim gut dispela kantri. manmeri bilong yumi yet i kamap Katolik Bispos Konprens long Pot moa long 40 yia long politiks insait bai no moa sanap long 2017 “Bipo namba bilong manmeri leksara bilong ol yunivesiti. Mosbi taim em i bin autim tingting long Komonwelt. nesenel ileksen. Tasol em bai stap PNG stret husat i skul na kisim “Mi amamas stret long olgeta bilong en long Nesenel De bilong Sir Michael i tok em bai no inap yet olsem wanpela papa bilong save long mekim wok dokta, manmeri PNG husat i skul gut na tanim bel na beten long Ogas 26. sanap long 2017 Nesenel Ileksen. yumi olgeta manmeri PNG. akaunten, loya, na ensinia i no bin kisim save. Nau salens bilong yumi Em i tok kantri bilong yumi i gat “Mi bai risain na givim sans long Asde yumi amamas long makim planti. em long skulim gut ol pikinini na planti samting tru. Nesural risos ol yangpela long kisim ples bilong indipendens de bilong kantri PNG. “Ol waitman i bin les long yumi i yangpela manmeri. olsem gol, ges, wel na kopa i pulap mi. Taim yumi amamas long selebretim kisim indipendens bikos yumi no “Yumi mas skulim ol long gutpela long gruan na long solwara tu Sir Michael i tok em i no pilim sik. 40 yia indipendens anivesari bilong bin gat planti saveman long kantri,” pasin. Ol yangpela manmeri i no wantaim. Helt bilong em i stap klia. Tasol i luk kantri bilong yumi, Sir Michael i Sir Michael i tok. ken mekim pasin nogut. Ol i mas “Yumi nidim save manmeri bilong olsem em bai stap long ples putim ai long ol yangpela manmeri Em i tok ol lida bilong yumi olsem kamap stretpela manmeri long ai yumi yet. Nogut ol ausait manmeri wantaim ol pipel na mekim ol long skul gut, kisim gut save na Sir Albert Maori Kiki, Sir Matiabe bilong God na long ai bilong papa i kam na paulim yumi. Mi laik arapela komyuniti wok long stretim kamap gutpela lida manmeri bilong Yuwi, Sir Tei Abal, Sir Julius Chan mama na komyuniti wantaim,” Sir salensim ol yangpela manmeri long laip na sindaun bilong ol manmeri PNG long bihain taim. na ol arapela lida i save bungim Michael i tok. PNG long skul gut,”em i tok. bilong ples. “Toktok mi laik mekim long ol liklik save bilong ol long larim PNG Em i tok PNG em i yangpela Sir Michael i tok taim em i bin Wanpela namba wan toktok Sir yangpela manmeri em long skul gut i ran gut. kantri tumas. Tasol planti gutpela stap praim minista bilong PNG long Michael i laikim PNG manmeri long tasol. Edueksen em i bikpela “Nau mi amamas olsem ol mangi samting i wok long kamap long namba 8 Nesenel Palamen em i mekim em long bihainim Tok bilong samting. Mi bilip long edukesen. PNG yet i ken flaim balus. Ol mangi kantri na ol manmeri husat i bin bin kisim i wanpela bikpela risos God na sanap strong long pasin “Yangpela manmeri i noken les PNG yet i ken kamap sip kepten. skul i amamas na ol i gat gutpela projek i kam long kantri. bilong lotu tru long God. Yumi amamas long pasin tumbuna wantaim indipendens Aja Potabe i raitim kamap olsem nau yumi lapun papa bilong yumi stap,”Mista O’Neill i tok. husat i bin mekim PRAIM Minista Peter “Yumi mas amamas hatwok long larim PNG i O’Neill i tok yumi stap long moa long 800 kain kisim indipendens na long wanpela gutpela kain tok ples na pasin kamap olsem kantri na stailpela kantri tumbuna yumi i gat long bilong en yet long 16 Papua Niugini. dispela kantri bilong Septemba 1975. Mista O’Neill i tokim ol yumi. Yumi kam long “Yumi amamas long manmeri husat i bin kain kain ples na yumi wanem gutpela samting kam witnesim plak save bihainim kainkain kantri i bin lukim taim resing seremoni aste kalsa tasol yumi stap yumi wokbung wantaim we i bin kamap long siks aninit long wanpela long dispela 40 yia.
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