leadership

Gary Juffa: Respect, Honor and Discipline

On 30 Mar, 2015 By Elizabeth1

Juffa praised over land leases

On 05 Jun, 2014 By Elizabeth1

Source: The National

A REPRESENTATIVE of the Mengen Sulka people in the East Pomio district has applauded Northern Governor Gary Juffa’s stand to support landowners that resulted in the cancellation of two Special Agriculture Business Leases (SABLs) in the Waigani National Court.

We Are to Blame for Our Corrupt Leaders - Its Time to Unite and Fight

On 27 Jan, 2014 By rait man

from PNG Exposed

We have too many dreams without meaning

On 30 Jul, 2011 By rait man

By Joe Wasia*

SURE, IN THE MINDS of many Papua New Guineans, the liquefied natural gas (LNG) project will bring a lot of changes into our country. Yes, if revenues are managed and used well it will be a pillar of the economy. Or otherwise.

The question is: will our so-called leaders and bureaucrats manage the revenues from this project with the mindset of developing this nation?

Will we benefit from mining windfall?

On 09 May, 2011 By rait man With 1 Comments

Warke Isaac

Papua New Guineans are being exploited by Australians and other foreign countries.  We are treated as cheap labour and are forced to look on as bystanders as Australian mining companies mine our natural resources.

 Due to the lack of vision and political will of our leaders, many foreigners are taking advantage of our lack of enforcement. 

Our oil, natural gas and gold will continue to be exploited by others. 

Street boys have far more to offer than the fat cats

On 28 Apr, 2011 By Effrey

By Reginald Renagi

I invite the public to take time to read a series of interesting articles by a Port Moresby Street blogger, Martyn Narmorang in the popular Keith Jackson blog: PNG ATTITUDE.

One such article that moved me was: “Heart of the matter is in the mind of a man".

Here Martyn is very perceptive and raises many real-life daily issues that confronts Papua New Guineans on the streets. I would like to just address a few aspects of what our young neotribalist talks about.

Let Papua New Guinea have a women Prime Minister NOW!

On 27 Apr, 2011 By Effrey

By Reginald Renagi

PNG has had a leadership crisis for some time now.

Today, the only way for our government to salvage its battered public image and credibility is start strengthening its leadership capacity, and governance performance standards.

A big change in leadership now will bring greater confidence to citizens and investors in the way we govern ourselves.

Due to what has recently transpired today, there are only a handful of capable leaders to take over from PM Somare at this juncture.

THINK, SPEAK and then ACT!

On 14 Mar, 2011 By Effrey

By John Fowke

We need a revolution - a Melanesian revolution

On 27 Feb, 2011 By tok stret With 2 Comments

By Icarus*

WHILE PNG's SITUATION may not justify bloody warfare, we are at war. At war against corruption in government and throughout the public service system, the very architects and mechanisms that should make our state function.

But it is the State versus the People every day. And clearly the State has no rules of engagement. Moreover, the People have been divided for far too long into warring factions; tribal politics under the rhetoric of 'unity in diversity'.

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