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Bumayong

January 06, 2023

Bumayong is an outer suburb of Lae in the Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea.

Bumayong
Suburb
Panoramic photo of Bumayong CBD on Independence Drive. Lae, Morobe Province
Bumayong
Location in Lae
Coordinates: 6°38′50″S 146°59′11″E / 6.64722°S 146.98639°E / -6.64722; 146.98639Coordinates: 6°38′50″S 146°59′11″E / 6.64722°S 146.98639°E / -6.64722; 146.98639
Country Papua New Guinea
ProvinceMorobe Province
DistrictLae District
Time zoneUTC+10 (AEST)

Location

Bumayong is located 12 km North of Lae on Independence Drive up the road from the University of Technology on the Independence Drive loop. A Bailey bridge crosses the Busu River on the road to the villages of Bualu and Situm.

Lutheran Mission Training

There are three main Lutheran training locations in Lae; Martin Luther Seminary in Malahang, Balob Teachers College in Butibum and the Bumayong Lutheran High school [1]

Law and Order

In November 2011, large scale riots broke out in Lae following a petition and march on the Morobe Provincial Admin (Tutumang). The petition addressed four points, namely;[2]

  1. Lae city Authority Manager to be sacked for giving contracts to outsiders and not Morobeans.
  2. Highlands PMV bus stop at Eriku to move to 9mile.
  3. No more street selling in the city as it only breeds criminal activities.
  4. Check on Lands Dept office and sack its staff for land corruption deals to Asians, outsiders etc.

A Vox populi reported in The National outlines the opinions of residents;[3]

"I call on Luther Wenge to take a bus ride from town to Eriku and see first-hand how the city is like"
"“It is frustrating and scary for me as a woman to catch a PMV from Eriku to work"

The violent riots have crippled Papua New Guinea's main industrial centre with widespread destruction of property and government is warning it may declare a state of emergency.[4]

More than 1000 people were left homeless as many homes in Bumayong were destroyed in two days of riots which left nine people dead.[5]

In 2013 the youths of Bumayong surrendered a large number of weapons including homemade pistols, wire catapults, a grenade and several kilos of Marijuana.[6]

 
Panoramic photo of Bumayong Bailey bridge over the Busu River near Lae, Morobe Province. Road towards Situm School which was the staging point of the 7th Division (Australia)

Traditional Land

The land around Bumayong belongs to the village of Yalu 6°35′42″S 146°52′16″E / 6.59500°S 146.87111°E / -6.59500; 146.87111 which is located 17 km on the Highlands Hwy. between Lae and the Lae Nadzab Airport. Yalu land begins at Nine Mile settlement to Markham Bridge, over the mountains to West Taraka, Bumayong and Igam Army Barracks to Muya Primary School. Most of the land is occupied by settlers.[7]

Bumayong Lutheran High School

In 1955 a Conch (instrument) band was formed at the Bumayong High School near the Lutheran headquarters.[8] Missionaries in PNG expected all their congregations to learn to sing European hymns and German Lutherans improved singing through innovative use of traditional instrument, the conch-shell trumpet. The conch-shell band preserve German Lutheran hymnody.[9][10]

Notable people

Gisuwat Siniwim was the former principal of Bumayong Lutheran High School and became a Member of Parliament for the People’s National Congress and Education Vice-Minister.[11]

References

  1. ^ Lutheran Church in Papua New Guinea February 22, 2014, at the Wayback Machine accessed 7 February 2014
  2. ^ Minnala, Meck J (8 November 2011). "The Riot in Lae City (PNG) Was Avoidable". Retrieved 27 February 2014.
  3. ^ "Everyone has failed on Eriku". The National. November 7, 2011. Retrieved 27 February 2014.
  4. ^ EASTLEY, Tony (November 7, 2011). "Violence rocks Lae in PNG". ABC AM. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 27 February 2014.
  5. ^ November 8, 2011, Nine die in PNG ethnic rioting, Sydney Morning Herald http://www.smh.com.au/world/nine-die-in-png-ethnic-rioting-20111107-1n3x4.html accessed 7 Feb 2014
  6. ^ medianiuginiEMTV12, 22 December 2013, Lae: Bumayong Youths Surrender After Threat, accessed 7 February 2014
  7. ^ R.M.I.T Yalu Village and Surrounds, Morobe Province accessed 7 February 2014
  8. ^ 1983 Muhlenhard, E,Local Music Should Be Promoted Weekend Nius in [1] accessed 7 February 2014
  9. ^ 1987, Bikmaus, Volume 7,Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies
  10. ^ Niles, D, 1998, The Conchshell Band as Preserver of German and Papua New Guinean Lutheran Traditions The World of Music Vol. 40, No. 2, Old Instruments in New Contexts. Verlag für Wissenschaft und Bildung [2] accessed 7 February 2014
  11. ^ 31 OCTOBER 2013, Pay rise for PNG teachers, Solomon Star . Archived from the original on 2014-02-23. Retrieved 2014-02-07. accessed 7 February 2014

January 06, 2023
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Bumayong is an outer suburb of Lae in the Morobe Province Papua New Guinea BumayongSuburbPanoramic photo of Bumayong CBD on Independence Drive Lae Morobe ProvinceBumayongLocation in LaeCoordinates 6 38 50 S 146 59 11 E 6 64722 S 146 98639 E 6 64722 146 98639 Coordinates 6 38 50 S 146 59 11 E 6 64722 S 146 98639 E 6 64722 146 98639Country Papua New GuineaProvinceMorobe ProvinceDistrictLae DistrictTime zoneUTC 10 AEST Contents 1 Location 2 Lutheran Mission Training 3 Law and Order 4 Traditional Land 5 Bumayong Lutheran High School 6 Notable people 7 ReferencesLocation EditBumayong is located 12 km North of Lae on Independence Drive up the road from the University of Technology on the Independence Drive loop A Bailey bridge crosses the Busu River on the road to the villages of Bualu and Situm Lutheran Mission Training EditThere are three main Lutheran training locations in Lae Martin Luther Seminary in Malahang Balob Teachers College in Butibum and the Bumayong Lutheran High school 1 Law and Order EditIn November 2011 large scale riots broke out in Lae following a petition and march on the Morobe Provincial Admin Tutumang The petition addressed four points namely 2 Lae city Authority Manager to be sacked for giving contracts to outsiders and not Morobeans Highlands PMV bus stop at Eriku to move to 9mile No more street selling in the city as it only breeds criminal activities Check on Lands Dept office and sack its staff for land corruption deals to Asians outsiders etc A Vox populi reported in The National outlines the opinions of residents 3 I call on Luther Wenge to take a bus ride from town to Eriku and see first hand how the city is like It is frustrating and scary for me as a woman to catch a PMV from Eriku to work The violent riots have crippled Papua New Guinea s main industrial centre with widespread destruction of property and government is warning it may declare a state of emergency 4 More than 1000 people were left homeless as many homes in Bumayong were destroyed in two days of riots which left nine people dead 5 In 2013 the youths of Bumayong surrendered a large number of weapons including homemade pistols wire catapults a grenade and several kilos of Marijuana 6 Panoramic photo of Bumayong Bailey bridge over the Busu River near Lae Morobe Province Road towards Situm School which was the staging point of the 7th Division Australia Traditional Land EditThe land around Bumayong belongs to the village of Yalu 6 35 42 S 146 52 16 E 6 59500 S 146 87111 E 6 59500 146 87111 which is located 17 km on the Highlands Hwy between Lae and the Lae Nadzab Airport Yalu land begins at Nine Mile settlement to Markham Bridge over the mountains to West Taraka Bumayong and Igam Army Barracks to Muya Primary School Most of the land is occupied by settlers 7 Bumayong Lutheran High School EditIn 1955 a Conch instrument band was formed at the Bumayong High School near the Lutheran headquarters 8 Missionaries in PNG expected all their congregations to learn to sing European hymns and German Lutherans improved singing through innovative use of traditional instrument the conch shell trumpet The conch shell band preserve German Lutheran hymnody 9 10 Notable people EditGisuwat Siniwim was the former principal of Bumayong Lutheran High School and became a Member of Parliament for the People s National Congress and Education Vice Minister 11 References Edit Lutheran Church in Papua New Guinea Archived February 22 2014 at the Wayback Machine accessed 7 February 2014 Minnala Meck J 8 November 2011 The Riot in Lae City PNG Was Avoidable Retrieved 27 February 2014 Everyone has failed on Eriku The National November 7 2011 Retrieved 27 February 2014 EASTLEY Tony November 7 2011 Violence rocks Lae in PNG ABC AM Australian Broadcasting Corporation Retrieved 27 February 2014 November 8 2011 Nine die in PNG ethnic rioting Sydney Morning Herald http www smh com au world nine die in png ethnic rioting 20111107 1n3x4 html accessed 7 Feb 2014 medianiuginiEMTV12 22 December 2013 Lae Bumayong Youths Surrender After Threat accessed 7 February 2014 R M I T Yalu Village and Surrounds Morobe Province accessed 7 February 2014 1983 Muhlenhard E Local Music Should Be Promoted Weekend Nius in 1 accessed 7 February 2014 1987 Bikmaus Volume 7 Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies Niles D 1998 The Conchshell Band as Preserver of German and Papua New Guinean Lutheran Traditions The World of Music Vol 40 No 2 Old Instruments in New Contexts Verlag fur Wissenschaft und Bildung 2 accessed 7 February 2014 31 OCTOBER 2013 Pay rise for PNG teachers Solomon Star Pay rise for PNG teachers Archived from the original on 2014 02 23 Retrieved 2014 02 07 accessed 7 February 2014 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Bumayong amp oldid 1108738422, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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