Our Politicians Must Undergo Proper Induction To Fully Understand Their Roles And Responsibilities While In Office
The roles and responsibilities of the members of the national parliament.
Is Leadership Accountability Being Respected In Papua New Guinea?
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by Anthony Kalai (LinkedIn Posts) Is leadership accountability being respected in Papua New Guinea? Any public agency is not the birthright of any individual to hold leadership positions indefinitely. When threats of violence are made against members of legitimate boards, such as the KPHL board, this is extremely serious and must be addressed immediately by
Allan Bird: My Read On The PNGAUS Defense Treaty
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My view on Australia recruiting 10,000 soldiers and giving them Australian citizenship is a very positive development for Australia and PNG. Simply because we have 30,000 young people finishing school every year and most of them are unable to find jobs.
Dame Josephine Abaijah – Papua New Guinea
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by Anthony Kalai – Ethical leadership & anti-corruption advocate | WMO-certified meteorologist | Physicist | Entrepreneur | Founder & MD, DK3 Swift Finances | Chairman & Acting CEO, Pusungop Tan Kalai Limited. Who broke barriers and gave Papua a powerful voice before independence? As Papua New Guinea celebrates 50 years of iPapuandependence, we honor Dame
PNG–Australia Defence Treaty: Critical Questions About Sovereignty, Security, And National Interest
PNG–Australia Defence Treaty: Critical Questions About Sovereignty, Security, and National Interest: Why the PNG–Australia Defence Treaty Sparks Important Questions on Sovereignty, National Security, and Future Direction As Papua New Guinea approaches its 50th Independence Anniversary, a proposed Defence Treaty with Australia raises serious questions on sovereignty, threat perception, and national interest. Dr. Bal Kama highlights
The First Papua New Guinean To Fly An Airplane In 1963
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In 1963, Napoleon Onzem became the first Papua New Guinean to fly an airplane. Selected by the Australian administration and Ansett Airlines, he earned his Private Pilot’s Licence and opened the skies for our nation.
Peter O’Neil Warns PNG’s Banking Shift Will Cost Citizens Billions, Calls It Economic Treason
Peter O’Neil, Former Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, delivers a strong warning about the government’s controversial decision to switch public banking arrangements, calling it a disastrous move that harms ordinary Papua New Guineans. Peter O’Neil Warns PNG’s Banking Shift Will Cost Citizens Billions, Calls It Economic Treason by Peter O’Neil, MP. ~ Former Prime
SMOKESCREENS & SCAPEGOATS: The Prime Minister’s Latest Idea — The National Monitoring And Coordination Authority (NMCA)
by Daniel Baulch (GAICD, Mldshp) – Deputy Commissioner @ Independent Commission Against Corruption PNG | GAICD, Master of Leadership Integrity, governance, regulation, emergency & crisis management, justice, law enforcement and investigation – LinkedIn ð¥ SMOKESCREENS & SCAPEGOATS ð¥ The Prime Minister’s latest idea — the National Monitoring and Coordination Authority (NMCA) — is being sold