Prime Minister, James Marape was given an opportunity to see rural West New Britain when he was flown to remote Amulut and Maklos islands in Kandrian last Friday to see the place and open a classroom.
Flying in straight from Morobe Province on a chopper where he was attending a Wafi-Golpu landowners consultative meeting, the Prime Minister stopped on Maklos Island where he opened a five-in-one classroom.
He then stopped at Amulut where he was given an opportunity to see how the community was engaging in small business enterprises to get along in spite of the remoteness of the area.
The classrooms cost K100,000 and comes from the PSIP funding.
The Prime Minister then continued his visit of West New Britain Province in Kimbe. Because of the remoteness of the southern part of the province, PM Marape pledged a K5 million which will go toward purchasing a ship to service these parts of the province.
He also announced a K50million for a four-year road support program to link Kandrian to Kimbe.
