Speakers at the opening ceremony urged the
The bank was officially opened by the ABG Minister for Micro
Finance and Economic Service and Trade, Joseph Watawi.
Mr Watawi was also the first customer to open a passbook.
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This is fantastic! May the Microbank in Bougainville be another pillar for economic development and future independence.
Posted by: Maria Buka Meri | 29 November 2009 at 10:43 AM
its got 13 branches around PNG so I think it will have enough money. The question is whether Bougainvilleans will use it well to build wealth for themselves, which is what microbank is all about.
Posted by: gg | 26 October 2009 at 05:55 PM
It's good to know about the new bank on Bougainville Island. Is it in Arawa, Buka or some other location? Also how will the new bank handle long lines of waiting customers? I hope there are plenty of staff and a comfortable waiting area and importantly cash.
Olsem, ol i gat inap mani long benk?
paul
Posted by: paul ward | 15 September 2009 at 09:47 AM