MOROBE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OPEN FORUM.
Every month, Morobe Governor Luther Wenge hosts a public forum to facilitate two-way dialogue with the community. This forum allows Governor Wenge to gather public opinions and update citizens on government activities. The forum serves as a valuable platform for residents to express their concerns, ask questions, and provide feedback directly to their governor.
In the latest session, Governor Wenge provided updates on the upcoming ward council and council president elections, discussed recent developments in public services and infrastructure projects, and addressed various questions from the audience. He also outlined the government’s plans for economic development, education, healthcare improvements, and efforts to tackle local issues such as crime and unemployment.
The governor's proactive approach fosters a sense of trust and accountability, ensuring that the public feels heard and involved in the decision-making process. This ongoing engagement demonstrates his commitment to transparency and community involvement in governance, reinforcing the importance of civic participation in shaping the future of Morobe. The forum not only bridges the gap between the government and the people but also empowers citizens to contribute to Morobe's progress and prosperity.
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Deteriorating Wau Bulolo Road Poses Major Issues for Users, Morobe Governor Calls for National Government Intervention
The Wau Bulolo Road, a vital national highway, is in dire need of repair, causing significant challenges for its users. Heavy vehicles, PMVs, and private vehicles have all faced numerous problems, with some incidents resulting in accidents due to the road's poor condition. Potholes, eroded sections, and lack of maintenance have turned daily commutes into risky endeavors.
Key businesses, including Zenag, Harmony mine, and PNG Forest Products, including other small businesses heavily rely on this road for their operations. In light of the ongoing issues, Morobe Governor Luther Wenge has made a strong appeal to the national government to take immediate action.
Governor Wenge emphasized that the companies operating in the three districts Bulolo Wau and Menyamya contribute substantial taxes to the government. "The Wau Bulolo highway is a national road, and it is more appropriate for the national government to step in and fix it to relieve the burden on road users," he stated. He highlighted the economic importance of the road, noting that delays and damages not only affect local businesses but also the broader economy due to the essential goods and resources transported via this route.
In addition to the economic impact, local residents have voiced concerns over safety. Many have reported accidents ranging from minor damages to serious injuries. PMV drivers, who transport passengers daily, have expressed their frustrations, citing increased vehicle maintenance costs and risks to passenger safety.
As the road continues to deteriorate, the call for urgent repairs grows louder, with the hope that the national government will respond to ensure the safety and efficiency of this critical transport route.
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BUMAYONG BACK ROAD GRADUALLY TAKING SHAPE.
The back road leading to Bumayong is taking shape as JB Construction workers diligently work to ensure its durability. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of Lae Member and Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso and Morobe Governor Luther, funding has been provided to transform Lae city.
The improved road will bring many changes to the city. Enhanced infrastructure will lead to better law and order, as quicker and safer travel routes can aid police and emergency services. Additionally, the road will improve accessibility to other government services, such as healthcare and education, making it easier for residents to reach hospitals, schools, and other essential facilities. This development is expected to boost local businesses, attract new investments, and contribute to the overall growth and prosperity of the city.
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WHEN HEAT HAPPEN, STAY COOL WITH SPRITE.
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PNG'S GREATEST MUSIC ICON'S APPEAL TO THE GOVERNMENT TO SUPPORT THE PNG MUSIC INDUSTRY.
The death of Lista Serum MBE, one of Papua New Guinea's (PNG) most iconic music figures, highlights an urgent need for government intervention in the music industry. Lista Serum, who made significant contributions to PNG's music scene in the 90s and early 2000s, was able to support his family through his art. However, the rise of piracy through smartphones, SD cards, and flash drives severely impacted musicians' ability to earn a living, including Serum.
In the months leading up to his death, Lista Serum emphasized the necessity for governmental support for the music industry—a support that has been conspicuously absent. His passing must serve as a wake-up call. The government of PNG should take decisive action to recognize, support, and promote the music industry, which not only fosters cultural expression but also provides employment opportunities and the potential to elevate PNG's presence on the international stage through its talented artists.
Investing in the music industry could involve implementing anti-piracy measures, creating grants and subsidies for musicians, and establishing platforms for local artists to gain exposure. These steps would honor Lista Serum’s legacy and ensure that future generations of musicians can thrive. His death should not go unnoticed; it should catalyze a movement towards a more supportive and sustainable music industry in Papua New Guinea.
Late Lista Serum MBE.
A short video documentary of his life will be released soon.
Stay tuned.
Bougainville's Call for Independence
The Truth needs to be told.
"BOUGAINVILLE'S CALL FOR INDEPENDENCE.
I post this video with a heavy heart, yet driven by a firm belief in justice for those who are marginalized. While it's clear that not all Papua New Guineans may agree with the movement for Bougainville's independence, I am confident that there are many who will stand with me in support of this cause. I invite you all to watch this video with an open mind and heart to truly understand and empathize with the plea for Bougainville's independence.
"Let them go!" - Morobe Governor Luther Akisawa Wenge.
Anyone who supports this call must share this post and write - "LET THEM GO!"
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MOROBE GOVERNOĹ” Luther Akisawa Wenge HAS SUPPORTED THE CALL FOR PRESIDENT ISMAEL TOROAMA TO LET THE PEOPLE OF BOUGAINVILLE GO IN CONSISTENT WITH THE CONSTITUTION.
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The grand opening of Erica Street Road next to Coco Cola was marked with a stern warning from Lae MP and Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso. He cautioned against vandalism and destruction of public property, stating that perpetrators would be vigorously prosecuted and could face eviction, in response to the continous surge in the vandalism of street lights.
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A view of the Western Pacific University located in Ialibu in the Southern Highlands Province.
Morobe Governor Luther Wenge attends an invitation from Wawin National School of Excellence to officially open a Staff Duplex.
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Wau Waria Women and Law and Order Program
Morobe Governor Luther Wenge visits Wau Waria for the Women and Law and Order Program.
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Morobe Governor Luther Wenge visits Bulolo Care Centre to get an update of the displaced Sepik Community.
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Morobe Governor Luther Wenge takes the PEC to Baiyune in the Mumeng LLG of Bulolo District.
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Governor Luther Wenge attends the Baiyune Lutheran Secondary School 4 in 1 Double Story Classroom Ground Breaking Ceremony.
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