ICAC law ready

On 24 Oct, 2013 By Tim

Source: Post Courier

The proposed Constitutional Amendment to establish an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has been certified, gazetted and will be tabled in Parliament by the Prime Minister Peter O’Neill during the November session.

This was announced by Chief Secretary to Government Sir Manasupe Zurenuoc yesterday at his Morauta Haus office.

...meanwhile Electoral Commissioner cites there is "K15 million unsettled poll bills"

On 22 Apr, 2013 By Klaireh

Here's another twist to the 'K50 million for Fiji Elections' saga, actually this can be described as 'feeling the salt being rubbed into the wound' if you ponder on it.

Last week we heard how Mista Prime Minista had kindly agreed to aid Fiji in its 2014 'democratic' elections. Seems the majority of ministers and businessmen saw the positives of PNG doing this and those of us who thought it ridiculous were only a few.

Media Release: Act Now! Backs The Promised ICAC

On 31 Jan, 2013 By Klaireh

ACT NOW! welcomes announcement on ICAC

On 31 Aug, 2012 By Klaireh

PRESS RELEASE: 30th August 2012

Community advocacy group, ACT NOW! has welcomed the announcement by the Governor General that the new government will establish an Independent Commission Against Corruption.

"ACT NOW! is very pleased the government of Peter O’Neill has pledged to establish an ICAC and is promising to take effective action on corruption”, says Effrey Dademo, Program Manager for ACT NOW!

To the New Government of Papua New Guinea!

On 06 Aug, 2012 By Klaireh With 1 Comments

Congratulations Mr O'Neill, Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea!

We are aware that this is a vital stage in structuring how, when and whether or not policies are implemented in the next five years.

While you are in the process of appointing the best people who would best serve the interest of all Papua New Guineans we would like to remind you and our new government the following:

Govt must set up ICAC to fight graft

On 10 Oct, 2011 By rait man

By Jerry Tandawai

IF the government is really serious about combating corruption at all levels, then an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) must be set up immediately. 

Setting up the ICAC has been mooted many times before in various public forums but nothing substantive has resulted.  The main reason for inaction is that successive governments always lacked the political will to stamp out corruption. 

Important progress in the people's fight against corruption

On 11 Aug, 2011 By Effrey

Papua New Guinea has a new government, and with it has come some very welcome progress in the campaign to stop the stealing of public money by corrupt politicians and public servants.

ACT NOW! welcomes O'Neill announcement on ICAC

On 10 Aug, 2011 By Effrey

ACT NOW! has welcomed the announcement by Papua New Guinea’s new Prime Minister that his government will establish an Independent Commission Against Corruption.

"ACT NOW! is very pleased the Prime Minister has pledged to establish an ICAC and has recognized the crippling effects of corruption in PNG”, says Effrey Dademo, Program Manager for ACT NOW!

“ACT NOW! has been campaigning against the blatant stealing of public money and we see the introduction of an ICAC as a necessary step to tackle the problem, but it is only the first step of many that will be required.”

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Independent Commission Against Corruption

Congratulations Mr O'Neill, Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea!

We are aware that this is a vital stage in structuring how, when and whether or not policies are implemented in the next five years.

While you are in the process of appointing the best people who would best serve the interest of all Papua New Guineans we would like to remind you and our new government the following:

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