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Wednesday, March 14, 2007

MALAITA SUPPORTS GOVERNMENT EFFORTS TO ADDRESS LAND DEALS ON GUADALCANAL

Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
By George Herming

The Malaita provincial executive has appreciated the present government’s efforts to address problems relating to land dealings on Guadalcanal with a view that it will pave the road to lasting peace in the country.
A consultative meeting between the government’s Steering Committee on the Commission of Inquiry (COI) into land deals on Guadalcanal and the Malaita provincial executive was held last week in Auki.
At the meeting, the Malaita executive said it is willing to work closely with both the National and Guadalcanal Provincial governments to ensure a Grand National Reconciliation is conducted to ensure lasting peace in the country.
The province believed that land deals on Guadalcanal are a long and sensitive issue because it touches the hearts of people who are directly affected during the social unrest.
Secretary of the Steering Committee Christopher Waiwori said the Malaita executive has openly suggested that leaders must honestly deal with the issue so that truth can be revealed.
The Executive understands that many Malaitans and those from other provinces lost their genuinely acquired land and properties on Guadalcanal during the social unrest.
“It will be a sensitive issue but it needs mutual understanding, respect and acceptance from parties involved to push it forward to pave the way for lasting peace,” the executive told the Steering Committee.
The executive supports the terms of reference (TOR) for the inquiry and will hold further discussions before making recommendations to the government.
A similar meeting was already held with the Guadalcanal provincial executive.
The aim of the meetings is to seek the views of the two provinces and get possible recommendations for inclusion into the final TOR for the Inquiry.

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