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Ela Motors got some great cars for May

Wednesday, 05 May 2010 12:48

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Ela Motors has new stock at its Badilli Yard in Port Moresby. These include Mark II, Carina’s, Corona’s, Camry's, Rav4s, Daihatsu trucks and more. All vehicles come with 3 month warranty or 5,000 km, service and spare-parts backup. Financing is available. If you are interested, the persons to speak to is Arua Simoi P: 322 9400/9560, F: 321 7268 and email \n This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Hit the read more button below to see the cars...

Saving Lives from TB: Why Ela Motors Initiative needs to be copied.

Wednesday, 05 May 2010 11:11

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One of the saddest things to see is someone die of a disease that could be cured. Recently, I attended the funeral of a young girl whose promising future was cut short by Tuberculosis or TB.

Her supervisor at her office said she was the best salesperson she has ever had.

Lady selling her nissan sunny for K20,000

Thursday, 22 April 2010 12:37

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Nissan Sunny Ex Saloon, 4 Door Sedan – Done 72,000km Auto – Air con/radio cassette. If yu are interested email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Going for K20,000 or nearest.

Rethinking the Paradigm with Infrastructure Financing

Tuesday, 27 April 2010 10:42

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A New Solution to Building Road and other Infrastructure in Papua New Guinea by NASFUND

With the growth of Papua New Guineas economy, we have seen an almost equal a reversal in the maintenance of all our major highways and roads. From the Highlands Highway to the Madang Highway and other major roads - pot holes, washed out bridges and roads in total disrepair are sadly all to common in this ludicrously resource rich democracy.

Truckers Frustrated, may sue th Government for our terrible roads

Friday, 09 April 2010 09:59

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Truck companies frustrated with the State’s ludicrous response to the continuous deterioration of PNG's national highways and poor management of road maintenance contracts, are now looking at using the Papua New Guinea legal system to sue the State over loss of business.