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ALL ROADS LEAD TO POM - The National

ALL ROADS LEAD TO POM – The National

THE Onongae Catholic mission in the remote and mountainous Goilala District of Central is a place steeped in history and is from here that the Gospel began to spread to the rest of the district and province.

Onongae is where the French Catholic priest Fr Dubuy first arrived in 1913 and used his engineering feat to cut arteries out from mountains to build horse tracks so that the Gospel could be…

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GOILALA MP WALKS TO TAFADE FROM ONONGE - DISTRICT VISIT

GOILALA MP WALKS TO TAFADE FROM ONONGE – DISTRICT VISIT

After concluding the 5th DDA Meeting recently held at Ononge on Wednesday 31st August 2016, Goilala Open MP Honorable William Samb has decided to spend some time with his people. The Honorable MP will take a walk from Ononge through to Visi, spend a night there, then walk to Kase, overnight there and then make his way further into Tafade, which is the last village before one either enters Kairuku…

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Sopu, in Tapini LLG’s Ward 3 was the latest addition to the Visat Project roll out Approved and Funded by Goilala District Development Authority under the reign of Goilala MP William Samb.

Ononge, Kambise and Yongai in Woitape LLG were completed last week and Sopu had its Visat installed and completed as of yesterday evening.

Kambisea and Ononge Visats were opened by Pangu Party Leader Sam Basil on 27th July 2016.

Yongai and Sopu Visats will be opened tomorrow – Sunday 30th July 2016.

Installed and Commissioned – SOPU

Julian Kovei – SOPU POWER

Sebastine Lumani – Lays down the initials – Sopu Visat

Men at Work – Sopu Visat Works

Keruv Victor and Telikom Technician – Final Checks!

FOR THE FIRST TIME – Concentrated and Focused

Sopu, in Tapini LLG's Ward 3 was the latest addition to the Visat Project roll out Approved and Funded by Goilala District Development Authority under the reign of Goilala MP William Samb.

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Visat Installation in Ononge is now complete.

Out of the 5 selected sites – Ononge, Kambisea, Yongai, Sopu and Omu – Ononge had its Visat instalation completed.

This morning, [22nd July 2016] Ononge people where able to watch the VONC proceedings in the Parliament live as it happened on NBC TV news relays.

Most likely Kambisea will be next due to proximity from Ononge.

With the VONC now done and dusted, Guari Peace ceremony will take precedence over any other action items.

Hence Omu Visat installation will have to be done before Sopu and Yongai.

All in all, Ononge people are online as of 22nd July 2016.

The number to call Ononge is 2763224.

Done and barricaded – Ononge Visat Project

Testing the New telephone – Ononge Visat

Completed and Barricaded – Ononge Visat Project

Installation in Progress – Ononge Visat Project

Final Touches – Ononge Visat Project

Now Its Time to Watch – VONC Processings at Parliament been watched on NBC TV

Ononge Primary School – Ononge Visat Project

Willie Lausa said “Yes Ononge is up! Ononge..community here are very happy about the service, they can now communicate to the outside world. All credits to Hon MP GOI William Samb and DDA team for taking this step and funding this vital telecommunication service. Ononge up!

The site allocated to install the service does not have an equipment hut to house the electronic equipment so we had discussed with the chief to install at temporary location at the primary school..Once equipment hut is built at the selected location (in between school, mission and health center) then setup to be relocated to that spot..”

ONONGE! WELCOME TO THE INFORMATION AGE!

ONONGE MISSION VISAT INSTALLATION – COMPLETED! Visat Installation in Ononge is now complete. Out of the 5 selected sites - Ononge, Kambisea, Yongai, Sopu and Omu - Ononge had its Visat instalation completed.

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Mt Kunama is a “forward base” along the Dubuy Highway which is used as a transit point to drop off and pick up cargo from Goilala into Port Moresby or from Port Moresby into Goilala.

As of this afternoon (9th July 2016) all 5 sites VISAT equipment is been moved to Mt Kunama.

Tomorrow, Ononge and Kambisea Visat equipment will be sling in.

Due to faults in Woitape Visat, Technical team will fly into Woitape in between the Ononge and Kambisea sling to restore the NBC signal on the Woitape Visat to enable the locals to be able to watch the third State of Origin.

Monday and Tuesday (11 – 12 July 2016), all visat equipment will be sling into locations – Omu, Sopu and Yongai. Omu Visat installation will start on Wednesday 13th July

The maximum days at each site – start to finish – should be 3 at least.

Sopu will start after Omu on 16th July 2016. 3 Days after Sopu, Yongai will start and Kambisea will be 3 days after Yongai. Ononge should be 3 days after Kambisea.

Assuming all goes to plan, all Visats should be up by 26th July 2016.

Photo Credit: Visat Installation Team moving visat equipment from Telikom earth station to Mt Kunama along Dubuy Highway.

VISAT PROJECT GEAR MOVED TO FORWARDING BASE – KUNAMA. Mt Kunama is a "forward base" along the Dubuy Highway which is used as a transit point to drop off and pick up cargo from Goilala into Port Moresby or from Port Moresby into Goilala.