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TIPNG and CACC demand PM action on SABL land grab

On 09 Mar, 2015 By Elizabeth1

Source: PNG Exposed

Transparency International and the Community Coalition Against Corruption have written to the Prime Minister demanding he follow through with his promises and cancel the illegal SABL leasesTransparency International and the Community Coalition Against Corruption have written to the Prime Minister demanding he follow through with his promises and cancel the illegal SABL leases.

Peter O'Neill: All inquiry no action

On 20 Oct, 2014 By rait man

Lutherans urge PM to stop mining

On 30 Jun, 2014 By Elizabeth1

The 1.2 million Lutherns represented by the Director for inter-Church Relation and Ecumenism stated that the Lutheran, PNG Prime Minister, Peter O'Neill should stop the experimental seabed mining prospects as it goes against the teachings of God and that of which Lutherans (that contributed to the PMs position in parliament) to protect Gods creation.

Source: PNG Loop

PM: We will reclaim land lost to illegal SABLS

On 19 Jun, 2014 By Elizabeth1

Source: Post Courier

The O’Neill/Dion Government is cancelling all Special Agriculture and Business Leases (SABLs) obtained illegally, and will abolish provisions of the Land Act which allows for SABLs to be granted.

“We are taking these steps to reclaim our customary land illegally lost to foreigners with the help of corrupt public servants and leaders,” Prime Minister Peter O’Neill said today.

Lutheran Church blasts PM over seabed mining

On 12 Jun, 2014 By Elizabeth1

Source: PNGLoop

The nation’s top Lutherans are calling on Prime Minister Peter O’Neill to stop the Canadian company which is planning to mine for valuable minerals in PNG waters.

Time for action to stop land grabs in Papua New Guinea

On 12 May, 2014 By Elizabeth1

Source: Peiley Lau

Address by the Prime Minister, Hon. Peter O'Neill

On 27 Mar, 2012 By Anonymous (not verified)

Sunday 25 March 2012 15:40

Source: PNG Perspective

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.

Who can save Papua New Guinea?

On 27 Apr, 2011 By Effrey

By Reginald Renagi *

Papua New Guinea is a failing state. There, I’ve said it to get your attention. I hope I did.

Because the leaders we trusted since Independence have all failed us like the state institutions they are now running into the ground.

So unless those who have the power and opportunity to do something for PNG themselves actually now find some motivation, it may soon be too late to get the ‘ship of state’ back on track.

Worst ever Parliament and an arrogant selfish government

On 31 Mar, 2011 By rait man With 1 Comments

By Oseah Philemon

THE current National Parliament is the “worst” Papua New Guinea has had in the last 20 years, Lae MP and deputy opposition leader Bart Philemon said yesterday. 

Speaking in support of former prime minister, Sir Rabbie Namaliu, who said the people have lost faith in PNG’s parliamentary democracy, Mr Philemon said parliament has lost its credibility and integrity because the present government has treated it with absolute contempt and disrespect. 

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