First national workshop on marine resources
Submitted by Klaireh on Mon, 15/04/2013 - 14:12Source: The Post Courier
By TODAGIA KELOLA
Source: The Post Courier
By TODAGIA KELOLA
The following letter is a timely reminder...
Source: The National
THE prime minister has finally received the interim report of the commission of inquiry (COI) into the special agricultural and business leases (SABL).
What a load of verbal diarrhea (or some similar sentiment to that) is what comes to mind when reading what Managing Director of the PNG National Forest Authority (Kanawi Pouru) is quoted as having said in the following report in the Post Courier.
It seems that the world is waking up and making clear its stance clear on Experimental Seabed Mining, indeed one of our neighbours, the Cook Islands who a year ago was all for having their seas raped through this form of mining have recently come out clearly that they do not want seabed mining.
Source: Island Business News
A verbal warfare is developing between the Pacific Network on Globilization (PANG) and regional organisation SOPAC over its role in the drafting of the controversial new laws on seabed mining.
*Buai em laif yah! A common saying amongst many Papua Niugineans because it is a part of our social life.