Miscellaneous Information : What is a 2 kina mewri? Answer: Ah! I think you are asking about a Two Kina Meri. A K2 meri is also referred to as a pamuk / bahmuk / bamuk ...
Miscellaneous Information : How much is a kina worth in US dollars? Answer: It depends on whether you are buying or selling PNG Currency and what amount you want to trade. It also depends on whether you are ...
General: What is Kina Bank Answer: The Kina Bank purchased the operation of ANZ in PNG. The sale included all 15 ANZ branches, the entire ATM network and ongoing roles for those who ...
Communication: How many Interent users are theere in PNG? Answer: 2017 Research conducted by the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology puts the figure of internet users in PNG at 960,000. ...
Politics: What contribution did Sir Julius Chan make? Answer: Many contributions including the launch of the Kina and toea (national currency) as well as the float of the currency that saw the Kina drop ...
General: Is there prostitution in PNG? Answer: Yes there prostitution in PNG at all levels from the "grass roots" right through to the highest level.
What is a 2 kina mewri?
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General: Traditional Money? Answer: umm, good question. Bagi springs to mind but of course there is Tabu, mwali, doba and a whole lot more. Start by searching -- http://michie.net/pnginfo/moni.html
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Silly Questions: How much is dinner for one person? Answer: I would hazard a guess that this could be anything from US$1 upwards depending on the type of meal. Buffets at restaurants can be anything ...
General: What is a haiwei meri? Answer: Ah! I think you are asking about a Two Kina Meri. A K2 meri is also referred to as a pamuk / bahmuk / bamuk ...
General: What is a raun raun (pamuk) meri/man? Answer:
Ah! I think you are asking about a Two Kina Meri. A K2 meri can also be referred to as a pamuk / bahmuk / ...
General: What coins are in use in PNG? Answer: The kina (code: PGK) is the currency of Papua New Guinea. It is divided into 100 toea.
The coins that are in everyday use in PNG ...
