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Monday, February 19, 2007

MALAITANS TOLD TO OPEN UP LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT.

SIBConline news
19:45 hrs
18/02/2007

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Agriculture and Livestock, Towell Kaua has appealed to landowners of the Auluta Basin Palm Oil project site on Malaita to take advantage of the planned development.

Speaking at the signing of land survey initiation forms for the project site in Auki, yesterday, Mr Kaua said people of the Auluta Basin had been bypassed by development for many years and they should now utilise the opportunity before them.

The survey exercise is part of the government's policy to acquire all alienated land earmarked for major development for registration before returning them to landowners for perpetual ownership.

The policy is aimed at ensuring that landowners have total ownership of developments in their land.

Mr Kaua led the government delegation to the ceremony which was marked with cultural performances by the 30 landowning groups of the palm oil project.

The delegation also included the Premier of Guadalcanal Province, Joash Salani.

Mr Kaua said the government prioritised the project and therefor maintained the previous government budget support of one and half million dollars in the 2007 budget.

Meanwhile, Malaita Premier, Richard Na’amo has applauded landowners of the Auluta Basin Palm Oil project site for allowing their land for the proposed multi-million dollar landmark venture.

Mr Na’amo was speaking at the launch of a survey for the proposed Palm Oil site in Auki yesterday.

Representatives of the 30 landowning tribes signed survey initiation forms at the ceremony giving approval for the national government to conduct a survey of their land for the major project.

Mr Na’amo said the project holds hope for the much needed employment opportunities and an economical spin-off for not only the landowners but the Province as well.

Press secretary to the Prime Minister Deli Oso quoted Malaita Provincial premier as challenging other Malaitans to allow their land for similar development undertakings to improve their welfare and the Province.

Mr Na’amo said many people had commented that land was a problem for many Malaitans and Malaitans must prove these sentiments wrong by following the footstep of the Auluta Basin landowners.

He said the proposed development in the Auluta Basin was the kind of undertaking his provincial government would pursue to address Malaita’s economical and employment problems.

The Malaitan Premier thanked the present and previous national government administrations for their support for the palm oil project.

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