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 The progressive results for the top five (5) candidates for the provincial and the open seats are given below. The page is updated daily so you can view the Up To Date progressive results  Updated 3/8/22 VANIMO-GREEN RIVER OPEN   Top five candidates (Declared )  BELDEN NORMAN NAMAH PNGP 10,213 (declare winner after elimination)  ERICK KOWA IND 8.767KELLY MASI ULP 5,179GERALD GUBON PANGU 2,151RAYMOND TUYAN IND 2,144 —————————————- NUKU OPEN WSP Top five candidates ( Declared ) JOE SUNGI PANGU 11,289 (Declared winner after elimination) EMMANUEL WAIMOU NASAM MA 10,772 MATTHEW SUNI PNGP 7,037 ————————— AITAPE-LUMI OPEN Top five candidates (declared) Anderson Mise PNC – 11,444 (declared winner after elimination) Patrick Pruaitch NA – 8,572 Tony C Waisi IND -5,631 Gabriel Ramoi IND – 4,186 Benjamin Yinil IND – 1,835 ————————– TELEFOMIN OPEN Top five candidate s (Declared) SOLAN MIRISIM PANGU 15,732 (Declared winner after eliminati

Papua New Guinea’s Minister for International Trade and Investment Richard Maru is hopeful a major rice project in Kairuku in Central Province will get off the ground this year. He says the project though will have to get the blessing from the Central Provincial Government, Kairuku District Development Authority, Hiri-Koiari DDA, impact communities, and the National Government, who own the Manumanu land at Gabadi. Rice investors from the Philippines, who visited the project site at Gabadi recently, say millions of Kina will be needed to finance the growing of rice on a commercial scale. Former Philippines Department of Agriculture Secretary, Dr. Emmanuel Pinol, who leads the investor team, says they will need 1, 200 hectares to start this investment.  The availability of state land and close proximity to the Hiritano Highway and electricity grid are some of the deciding factors.   This decision was reached by a group of Filipino Rice Investors, after the conclusion of a two-day field t