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K30million Sepik funds wasted PAC calls for police action THE parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has cited serious breaches of the laws by trustees and officers of relevant provincial and National Government departments in the management of over K30 million in the Sepik Highway Trust.

Placard carrying Butibum village clan leaders and their people moved onto the old airport to demonstrate their resolve to obtaining leases to the old aerodrome land. – Report and picture by YEHIURA HRIEHWAZI Enlarge image
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