Published in the Sunday Chronicle on 25th January 2009
Opposition leader Sir Mekere Morauta commenting on a possible vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister:
"With its 21 members, the Opposition does not have the numbers to mount a successful vote of no confidence on the prime minister and his government. We need the support of other parties currently in government."
Morobe's provincial disaster man Roy Kamen commenting on the disappearance and rescue of nine people found adrift in the waters of Milne Bay:
"No one reported them missing. We did not know about it until authorities in Milne Bay called and told us about it"
American president Barack Obama on Innauguration Day watched by millions across the globe:
"... to all other peoples and governments watching today from the grandest capital to the smallest village where my father was born, know that America is a friend of each nation and every man, woman and child who seeks a future of peace and dignity and that we are ready to lead once more."
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Quotas of the week from the Sunday Chronicle
Published in the Sunday Chronicle on 18th January 2009
Quotas of the week
NCD Metropolitan Superintendent Fred Yakasa speaking at the first quarterly parade for his command at the Boroko police station:
"Policing must not be just a job to make ends meet but a profession that requires personal motivation, a high level of enthusiasm, dedication and commitment...."
Superintendent Yakasa, inviting his charges to a reception at Bluff Inn outside the Port Moresby city, after the parade:
"Papua New Guinea will not collapse. We will just have two to three hours to get together and enjoy ourselves."
Housing Minister Andrew Kumbakor hitting back at criticism from National Housing Commission board chairman and former chief executives:
"Mr. Maru, Mr. Dambali, and Mr. Asukusa have done nothing for PNG."
Ron Seddon of Rotary Against Malaria when accepting a donation from tobacco company BAT this week:
"Our long term aim is for malaria without mortality"
Quotas of the week
NCD Metropolitan Superintendent Fred Yakasa speaking at the first quarterly parade for his command at the Boroko police station:
"Policing must not be just a job to make ends meet but a profession that requires personal motivation, a high level of enthusiasm, dedication and commitment...."
Superintendent Yakasa, inviting his charges to a reception at Bluff Inn outside the Port Moresby city, after the parade:
"Papua New Guinea will not collapse. We will just have two to three hours to get together and enjoy ourselves."
Housing Minister Andrew Kumbakor hitting back at criticism from National Housing Commission board chairman and former chief executives:
"Mr. Maru, Mr. Dambali, and Mr. Asukusa have done nothing for PNG."
Ron Seddon of Rotary Against Malaria when accepting a donation from tobacco company BAT this week:
"Our long term aim is for malaria without mortality"
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