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Wantok Namba 1953.Pdf Namba 1953 Janueri 26 - Februeri 1, 2012 40 pes Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 tasol WOK REDI LONG 12 Pes ILEKSEN 2012 - insait PLES BAGARAP... • Moa long 70 manmeri karamap • Graun bruk long 4- kilok moning • Pipel bilong arapela provins tu i dai • Tupela de go pinis na ol no rausim bodi yet • Esso Highlands wari long wokman • PM O’Neill i go lukim na kambek • Australia bai halivim Stori long pes 2 Pablik bai wet pastaim long kisim fri helt sevis Gavman mas rausim olpela ekt pastaim... 96 Lukim stori long pes 2... Ritim stori bilong Sabina long pes 17 na 18... P2 Wantok Janueri 26 - Februeri , 2012 nius DanayaAja Alex Potabe i raitim Provins. nogat Mi stap gavana tupela nem“Dispela em i long bikpela asua. Em Ilektoral i tok Ileksen 2012 em i klostu “Soka gemRol i stat pinis, tasol refri taim olgeta, tasol mi paul long lukim Sapos nem bilong mi i no stap, taim, na em i salensim ol polisman, i no stap. Ol man i pilai pinis long Gavana bilong Westen Provins, nem bilong mi i no stap long Ilek- wankain tasol ol nem bilong planti ol ilektoral opisa na kaunting opisel fil, tasol mi hat long lukim refri stap Dokta Bob Danaya i nogat nem toral Rol long ples bilong papa na manmeri inap long vot bai no nap long stopim ol pasin korapsen na long fil. Dispela em i pasin ko- long Ilektoral Rol long Westen mama bilong mi. Mi go sekim long stap tu. Ol pablik seven long larim Ileksen 2012 i kamap tru tru rapsen. Korapsen i kamap pinis Provins. Balimo taun tu, nem bilong mi no provinsel administresen i wok long fri, fea na seif. long ol ilektoral rol, we ol i putim Em i kirap nogut na tokim Pala- stap. Olsem wanem na nem bilong men las wik, nem bilong en i no mi no stap?” Danaya i tok. rausim ol nem bilong manmeri. Dis- Memba bilong Wewak, Dokta planti giaman nem na nem bilong stap long ol Ilektoral Rol long tripela Em i tok dispela i soim sain pela em i ilektoral frot. Ol i brukim Moses Manwau i tok, ileksen i no sampela man ol i rausim pinis. Em hap long Westen Porovins. olsem sampela pasin korapsen i bikpela loa na i ken kisim taim long stat yet tasol ol man i mekim pinis o i no gutpela pasin,” Manwau i tok. “Mi no nupela man long Westen kamap pinis long hap. kriminel sas,” Danaya i tok. deti wok long winim ileksen. PNG mas kamap olsemPNG i kisim indipen- kamap. Amerikalong Amerika i ron dens 36-pela yia i go “Difens sistem bi- olsem. Olsem na pinis, tasol yumi no long PNG bagarap nogat planti pasin ko- senis yet. pinis. Ami i nogat rapsen i kamap. Maski planti risos i strong moa nau. PRP “PNG em i liklik pulap long kantri, i bilip strong long ne- kantri tasol yumi gat yumi bihainim pasin senel sekyuriti bilong planti samting long na sistem bilong Aus- PNG na mipela bai mekim. Gavman mas tralia na yumi no di- larim PNG gat senisim foren polisi velop hariap, tasol strongpela ami long olsem Luk Not Polisi, planti pasin korapsen kantri. Amerika i we dispela i larim ol i wok long bagarapim kamap strongpela Esian manmeri pu- yumi. kantri bikos em i gat lapim olgeta liklik bis- Presiden bilong strongpela ami na nis long kantri. People’s Republican difens sistem bilong Yumi gat planti Party (PRP), Ronald en i antap moa,” Rim- risos na nesenel win- Rimbao, i tok PNG bao i tok. mani i kam long dis- mas nau senisim Em i tok long pela i mas putim ol gavman sistem bi- rausim bikpela pasin sampela grasruts TUPELA ATONI-JENERAL… long yumi, na korapsen long kantri, long peirol. Ol i ken Dispela tupela biknem lida bilong PNG i toktok Memba bilong Rabaul na Atoni-Jeneral, Dokta kamapim nupela sis- PRP i tingting long kisim K100 olgeta fot- long kona bilong Palamen semba las wik Trinde, Allan Marat. Sir Arnold i nau strong yet olsem em tem olsem bilong senisim olgeta sistem nait. Dispela i ken bihain long Gren Sif Sir Michael Somare i givim i Atoni-Jeneral, tasol kantri i luksave pinis long Amerika. bilong gavman, na stopim pasin stil long Suprim Kot Oda long namba tu Palamen Spika Dokta Marat olsem Atoni-Jeneral. I kam inap Em i tok i gat putim ol nupela sis- komyuniti,” em i tok. Francis Marus. Poto i soim Memba bilong Ogas 2 las yia, nogat wanpela taim tupela bikpela gep namel tem olsem bilong Long sait bilong Madang na Bipo Sif Jastis bilong Nesenel na memba i bin toktok olsem tasol, las wik tupela i long long ol liklik Amerika. politikel hevi namel Suprim Kot, Sir Arnold Amet, (L) i toktok wantaim lap na tok pilai i go kam long Palamen. grasruts pipel na “Waigani i noken long Gren Sif Sir bikpela mani man- kontrolim olgeta Michael Somare na meri, tasol sapos samting. Dispela i Peter O’Neill, Rim- yumi senisim sistem larim ol gavana i stil bao tok moa beta Graun bruk birua long LNG Projek sait Aja Alex Potabe bai rausim ol manmeri painim ol bruk bruk bel karamap aninit. bilong gavman planti planti. Yumi mas yumi larim ol Yu- i raitim husat i karamap stap rop na wanpela hap han Dawe i tok ol dispela manmeri bai kisim putim bek olpela naited Nesens (UN) aninit. tu karamap stap long manmeri i no bilong gutpela benefit, na provinsel gavman long kam insait na BIKPELA graun bruk i Ol wok manmeri bilong ston. Tasol ol i hat long Hides tasol, sampela bi- dispela bai no moa sistem. Gavman bi- stretim dispela asua. kamap hap aste moning disasta opis, polisman, painimaut em i husat long Rabaul, Buka, long PNG LNG Projek gavman, NGO na kam- man o meri,” Dawe Simbu, Hagen, Wabag Pablik bai wet long fri helt sevis sait long Hides, Hela pani i wokbung nau yet Dawe i tok. na ol arapela provins Provins, na karamapim long rausim ol bodi na Em i tok wanpela kam- long PNG. I kam long pes 1 lain i slip long haus sik na ol nara- pela samting moa. moa long 70 manmeri halivim ol arapela pipel, pani, MCJV, husat i kisim Wankain taim, Aus- Veronica Hatutasi i raitim “Pot Mosbi Jenerel Haus sik i na olgeta samting stap we dispela birua i kontrek long Esso High- tralia i salim pinis tupela save kamapim namel long K200 na insait long 2-kilomita bagarapim laip bilong ol. lands long mekim wokman bilong AusAID FRI HELT sevis bai pipel long dis- K300,000 long ol haus sik fi, na i eria. Esso Highlands, op- bikpela Komo Intene- na Australian Hai pela kantri bai kisim we O’Neill na save helpim long baim ol samting Dispela graun bruk ereta bilong LNG Projek senel Ples Balus, i bin Komisin long joinim PNG Namah gavman i tokaut long em las bilong yusim long helpim ol sik man- birua i bin kamap long i tok em i wari long sefti rausim ol laimston long Nesenel Disasta Ases- wik bai ino stat yet inap Haus sik meri na tu, ol nes na dokta,” Mista Tumbi viles long Hides, bilong wok manmeri bi- Tumbi Kweri, na olgeta men misin long halivim Menesmen Ekt i rausim ekt na Vengogo i tok. namel long Komo na Tari long en, na em bai wok- masin na sampela wok- wok painimaut long kamapim nupela senis long Em i tok bihainim tok bilong gav- karamapim dispela, Sif Eksekyutiv man long fri helt sevis las wik, planti hap aste long 4-kilok bung wantaim gavman man bilong en i karamap rausim ol bodi. Opisa (CEO) bilong Pot Mosbi lain i autim komplen bilong ol, tasol moning, na karamapim na NGO long stretim dis- aninit. Dispela asesmen tim i Jenerel Haus sik, Sam Vengogo i olsem olgeta samting, ol bai no inap haus, kar, masin, gaden pela bikpela hevi. Dawe i tok bikpela hevi kamap pinis long Tari tok . long go hetim disisen kwiktaim inap kaikai na olgeta samting. Wanpela ai witnes na ren i bin pundaun i kam aste long 3-kilok apinun. Em i tok Haus sik Menesmen i bin ol i stretim ol loa long kamapim Dispela graun bruk i kamapim Ekt o Loa long haus sik fi, wokman bilong PNG inap tupela wik olgeta na Bihain long dispela misin senis na putim narapela nupela loa blokim ekses rot i go long LNG Projek, Dawe Dawe nogut dispela ren i i mekim moa wok paini- na ol i mas rausim na putim nupela long karamapim em. loa long senisim dispela pastaim ol Komo, Hides 4 PDL 7, i tok, ol gavman delege- kamapim graun bruk. maut na sapos ol i nidim Mista Vengogo husat i stap long haus sik i go hetim daireksen bilong Hides PDL 1 na Tari sen wantaim ol opisel bi- Ripot i tok dispela moa halivim, Australia i malolo long dispela taim, i tok Min- gavman. istri bilong Helt bai kisim edvais long Taun, na em bai distebim long Nesenel Disasta na graun bruk i karamapim stap redi long halivim. “Em i gutpela gavman i kamapim wok bilong malti-bilian- Imejensi Sevis i go sekim olsem planti moa long Hai Komisina, Ian dispela tingting long helpim pipel. ol Haus sik Bot na Helt Dipatmen kina PNG LNG Projek, hap we birua i kamap, 70-pela manmeri i kam Tasol mi olsem CEO i laik tok olsem pastaim ol i go hetim nupela senis.
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