WNB

Officially opened on Sunday morning at Sarakolok Section 5, by the PNG Urban Farmers Director, and Tribesmen Corporative executives, the project saw the release of fingerlings into the four ponds.

Materials used to construct the four ponds, with fresh water pumped in was built at a cost of K31, 000. Fresh water is pumped through by the generator, for the fish to breed as well as the plants to grow in. The farm, when in full operational capacity will be able to produce 4,000 Super Tilapia fish for export value per month.

Muthuvel told Loop PNG in an exclusive interview  claiming that some police officers  in Kimbe had connections with Asians doing business in Kimbe and it was very hard to report any wrong doings from the Asians.

He said it is a concern from long term operating local retail businesses that whether or not Asian businesses are properly registered with the Investment Promotion Authority, Internal Revenue Commission and whether they have proper work permits, visas and whether all of them have proper bank accounts need investigation by the authorities.

Organised by prominent leader Caspar Reure, the march has been gaining wide support from people of West New Britain.

The three main issues that will be highlighted include the legality of Asians doing businesses in the province, Provincial Health Authority to conduct inspection on all fast-food outlets and for the provincial government to appoint a Town Planner.

In the West New Britain Community Forum on the social media Facebook, more than 500 people have shown their support for the peaceful protest march.