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Plans Underway to Revive Garaina Tea Plantation in Wau

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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The long-dormant Garaina Tea Plantation, which ceased production in 1995, is being planned for commercial redevelopment. Marsh Narewec, the district's first member of Parliament, is coordinating local and international experts and development partners for the project. The proposed 400-hectare nucleus estate could generate between 600 and 620 metric tonnes of premium tea annually, potentially creating an agricultural industry worth K20–K30 million per year.

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Why it matters

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The revival aims to establish a commercially viable industry capable of attracting investment and supporting local economic activities. The project is intended to generate significant new revenue streams and contribute to the agriculture sector of Papua New Guinea.

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Who's involved

  • GarainaHistoric plantation targeted for commercial redevelopment into a major industry.
  • Papua New GuineaCountry expected to benefit from increased agricultural output.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GarainaSpeculative

    The plantation could see increased revenue from its commercial redevelopment.

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The entities involved

  • Wau

    city in northwestern South Sudan

    Nothing else this week.

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