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Namba 2146 Oktoba 29 - Novembawantok 4, 2015 28 Pes National Fisheries OHE TVET Nupela Hai Authority Listing I Stap Skul Bai Kisim Bilong Novemba Isu Insait Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 tasol Namba 2146 Oktoba 29 - NovembaWantok 4, 2015 28 pes National Fisheries OHE TVET Nupela hai Authority Listing i stap skul bai kisim bilong Novemba isu insait... nem bilong i stap insait... Saplimen insait: memba i dai - P7,8,21,22 P9,10,19,20 P11,12 P4 PRAIM Minista Peter O’Neill i tok gavman i stap strong na i no gat wanpela senis bai kamap longPM: gavman bikos Pipols GavmanNesenel Kongres stap strong (PNC) pati i holim 61 memba na tu. Olgeta gavman minista na bek bensa bilong ol Strongpela bilip! kolisen patna i stap baksait long sapotim O’Neill- Dion gavman tasol. Mista O’Neill i bin mekim dispela toktok long Mande moning long Pot Mosbi long kliaim tingting bilong planti ol manmeri husat i bin ting Oposisen bai senisim gavman na lida Don Polye bai kamap nupela praim minista. Long Tunde apinun taim ol memba i sindaun long Palamen, Oposisen i no bin muvim Mosen ov no Konfidens egensim gavman. Moa long 2, 000 manmeri wantaim kar i bin wet arere long get bilong Palamen Haus long lukim sapos Oposisen bai tru tru muvim mosen bilong senisim gavman na rausim gavman bilong O’Neill. Tasol no gat wanpela mosen i bin kamap long Tunde apinun. Long Mande, Mista Polye i bin tokim ol nius manmeri olsem Oposisen i stap strong long senisim gavman. Vanimo-Green Memba Belden Namah, Oro Gavana Garry Juffa na Bulolo Memba Sam Basil i bungim tingting wantaim Polye na ol i stap redi tasol long rausim gavman. Tasol 16 mun tasol i stap long nupela ileksen i kamap long yia 2017 na tu Oposisen i no nogat namba long rausim gavman. Asde na hap asde 8-pela memba bilong Oposisen tasol i bin sindaun long Palamen miting. Na long plua bilong Nesenel Palamen stret, ol i no bin mekim wanpela samting long muvim mosen bilong senisim gavman. Praim Minista O’Neill i tok ol memba bilong Oposisen na ol arapela NGO manmeri, husat i strong long senisim gavman, i no bin mekim PNC Pati bilong Praim Minista Peter O’Neill i holim strong 61 memba olgeta. Piksa i soim ol ki man bilong PNC Pati (long lephan), wanpela gutpela samting long kirapim dispela kantri na ol i hangre long pawa. Hausing Minista Paul Isikiel (Markham), Deputi PNC Pati lida na Fiseris Minista Mao Zeming (Tewai-Siasi), Fainens Minista James Marape (Tari-Pori) na Deputi Palamen Spika (ekting Spika) Aide Ganasi i redi long go insait long Palamen miting asde apinun. I go moa long pes 2... Poto Nicky Bernard. P2 Wantok Oktoba 29 - Novemba 4, 2015 nius Distrik i redi long hostim Intanesenel investa YANGORU-SAUSSIA Distrik long PNG Pawa long pinisim dispela 12 Is Sepik provins i wok hat long kilomita Pawa Lain Projek long redi long hostim sampela ol in- Kusaun (Sepik Haiwe) i go long tanesenel investa olsem Kuala Nagam Adventis Hai Skul na Dipat- Lumpur Kepong bilong Malaysia men bilong Works long pinisim 28 kilomita Nagam i go long Urimo rot husat i sainim Het bilong Agri- na Yarima Bris we bai op long pinis men wantaim Sepik Plein Spesol bilong neks yia. Ikonomik hap. Em i tok PNG Pawa i pinisim Ol Israel LR Grup husat em nara- wanpela sevei long ranim pawa pela intanesenel investa bai klostu lain long Yekimbole i go long Kini- pinisim ol plen bilong en long sta- ambo long redi long LR Grup bilong tim wanpela kakaruk na rot bilong Israel i go pas long kamapim kaikai na kakau divelopmen insait long Spesel Ikonomik zon o hap kakaruk na fesiliti na faktori bilong (SEZ). kaikai. ‘Distrik bai i opim wanpela nu- Gavman bai i givim tenda bilong pela bris 'Yarima’ bai i kamap rot i Yangoru Mobail Polis Bareks long go inait long Sepik Plein hap long wik i kam wantaim wok long bareks neks mun. Wanpela wara saplai long statim bipo long yia i pinis. projek i kamap long mani mak ‘Long olgeta infrastraksa bilong olsem K6 milien bai i pinis long ol dispela bikpela divelopmen ol len neks tupela wik na redi bilong Yarima bris i pinis. mobelaisesen, stretim rot, bildim komisining long Yangoru stesin,’ distrik haus sik, nupela ol skul, ki- ‘Yangoru Stesin, hetkwata bilong Dispela 7 kilomita rot long Kwak- bilong distrik long baim wanpela Minista Maru i tok. rapim wanpela benk na supamaket distrik i divelop na kamap olsem wie (Sepik Haiwe) i klostu long trensmita long putim long Holik Em i tok Water PNG i putim wara tu i bai kamap. taun wantaim ol rait sevis olsem pinis tu,’ Minista Maru i tok. viles long salim aut signel bilong wel we bai i pinisim straksa bilong Ol dispela sevis bai karamapim haus bilong ol pablik seven na Long wankain taim, ol toktok i EMTV i go long Distrik long Dis- ol rot long saplaim wara pipel na ol ol nid bilong ol pipel bai i inves, ol praivet sekta investa. kamap wantaim EMTV na Telikom emba. woklain bilong ol na ol pipel. fasiliti insait long Yangoru stesin. Minista Maru i tok tenkyu long Madang provinsal Woks redi long stretim Madang-Lae haiwe MADANG Provinsal Woks ol i mas wokim Mista Sitapai i bin go givim Ol asples Dipatmen i tokaut olsem em hariap bipo long toktok na tokaut long plen bai givim moa luksave long pinis bilong dis- bilong em long Madang kampani i stretim Madang-Lae haiwe pela yia. Semba ov Komes na Indas- rot na stretim tupela bris we Mista Sitapai i tri na tu wantaim Ramu kisim kontrak i bin bagarap long stat blong tok em i wokim NiCo Menesmen (MCC). Tony Sapan i raitim dispela yia. pinis wok-mak Insait long wanpela miting Nupela Madang provinsal plen na i save bilong em las Trinde wan- OL kampani bilong PNG, Nu Woks Menesa, John Sitapai pinis long taim ol menesmen bilong Ailan na Lihir i bin kisim planti i tokaut long dispela bihain wanem ol samt- Ramu NiCo Menesmen long ol kontrak bilong long Nesenel Seketeri bi- ing em bai (MCC), Mista Sitapai i tok saplaim ol samting na givim long Woks, David Wereh i nidim long stre- amamas long Kampani long sevis we kos bilong ol inap makim em long lukautim tim Madang- helpim Ramu NiCo i givim long manik long wok insait long provins. Lae haiwe na tu long yusim ol masin bilong K312,022,866. Mista Sitapai i bekim stretim gen en long stretim sampela Ol dispela kontrak bai go askim bilong Memba bilong Aumia na seksin bilong rot we i Stat bilong wok we Ramu NiCo yusim masin bilong en yet long stretim rot long Lihir Gol Main na wok Usino-Bundi, Anton Yagama Wasigo bris. Ol bagarap long Madang-Lae bagarap long Iguruwe long Madang-Lae haiwe. Poto: James G. Kila bai kamap insait long 6-pela long niuspepa ripot las wik dispela wok em haiwe. mun, namel long mun antap, we em i askim Woks olsem Madang provinsal wok wantaim plen long i tok i ken kisim wanpela Ramu NiCo i bin yusim ol Janueri i go long mun Jun Dipatmen na Nesenel Gav- Woks tasol bai no inap givim Nesenel Gavman long mun olgeta long pinisim. masin na wokman bilong en long neks yia. man long hariap long stretim wokim olgeta wok. Em i givim mani long wokim wok. Long nau yet, Mista Sita- long stretim rot we i bagarap Long dispela mani, ol kam- Madang-Ramu haiwe bikos nidim sapot tu long ol Mista Sitapai i tok long las pai i tok em i wok long mit- klostu long Kawawar maket, pani bilong ol narapela kantri dispela pablik rot i go provinsal lida na ol lain pa- yia ol i kisim K1.5 milien long ing wantaim ol Madang na tu ol eria arere long Naru i kisim K76,617, 895 taim ol bagarap stret. Moa long en, pagraun i stap arere long wokim ol imejensi wok na provinsal lida olsem Gavana we bikpela tait i bagarapim. kampani bilong PNG yet, Niu tupela bris long Aumia haiwe. dispela mani em pinis. Jim Kas, Provinsal Edmin- Kampani i stretim tu wan- Ailan na Lihir i bin kisim klostu long Naru i bagarap Em i tok taim em i kisim Olsem na nau Seketeri bi- istreta, Daniel Aloi ol bikpela pela eria long Iguruwe em i K235, 404, 931 bilong ol dis- yet stat bilong dispela yia dispela wok olsem Madang long Woks Dipatmen i givim bisnis haus long Madang na bagarap stret na i wokim ol pela kontrak long saplaim ol 2015. provinsal Woks Menesa, em em wok long karimaut wok ol stekholda long provins ston banis long kontrolim samting na sevis i go long Mista Sitapai i tokaut i stat wokim pinis ol pepa long stretim ol rot na dispela long kisim sapot bilong ol. ron bilong wara i go daun. dispela projek. Long 2014 kampani i givim Ol provins tok tenkyu long Nesenel ol kontrak i kos K747, 228, 76 i go long ol kampani bi- PM: Gavman stap strong Petrolium na Ges Kampani long ol narapela kantri na K53,391,829 tasol i go long Tasol em i tok, ne- o i lus em i bikpela Frieda Sila Kana ol asples na PNG kampani senel gavman i mas samting long ol. Tasol I kam long pes 1... i raitim long saplaim ol samting na tokaut klia olsem kantri i long PNG yumi ting sevis i go long dispela projek. “Ol i laik mekim • kisim planti dinau wok long lukim planti ENGA Gavana, Sir kisim taim na ol i mas olsem wanpela laip Ol i tokaut long dispela in- wanem stret.
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