IS TOXIC LEADERSHIP DESTROYING SHP IN THE MODERN ERA?
by Felix Hamdaan Oltomo There is a growing incidence of toxic leadership in organisations across the world. This is clear from anecdota...Read More
Showing posts with label Southern Highlands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southern Highlands. Show all posts
ELUH AS S.H. PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATOR?
by KIN POLOWA The appointment of former Assistant Commissioner of Police, Thomas Eluh, as the Acting Provincial Administrator of South...Read More
Rival Ialibu Pangia candidates accuse O’Neill of ‘rigging’ PNG general election
by PETER S. KINJAP Candidates contesting Papua New Guinea’s Ialibu/Pangia Open Electorate in the Southern Highlands province have accu...Read More
EXCITING TIMES YET CHALLENGES AHEAD FOR PNG EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRY SECTOR
by KOMBOL GIBSON PNG is endowed with a $19bn oil and gas industry. The size of this industry is set to double and almost triple. It’s...Read More
WILLIAM POWI'S 5 YEAR MASTER PLAN FOR NOTHING
by PNGBLOGS William Titipe Powi contested for Southern Highlands Provincial Seat under Peter O’Neill’s party – People’s National Co...Read More
Fix the Landowner Issues
JAMES MONDOLAME The $16 billion Exxon Mobil-led LNG project is hyped to double PNG's gross domestic product with at least 30 years of ga...Read More
Fix the Landowner Issues
JAMES MONDOLAME The $16 billion Exxon Mobil-led LNG project is hyped to double PNG's gross domestic product with at least 30 years of ...Read More
AGIRU SELLING SHP TO GROW URP
BY JAMES MONDOLAME It has been reported in today’s National newspaper that a number of Opposition MPs including firebrand opposition spokes...Read More
AGIRU SELLING SHP TO GROW URP
BY JAMES MONDOLAME It has been reported in today’s National newspaper that a number of Opposition MPs including firebrand opposition spoke...Read More
LNG WORKERS STILL A PROBLEM
OP/ED THE PNG gas agreement was signed between the state and ExxonMobil in May 2008. At that point, it was almost certain that a liquefied n...Read More
LNG WORKERS STILL A PROBLEM
OP/ED THE PNG gas agreement was signed between the state and ExxonMobil in May 2008. At that point, it was almost certain that a liquefied...Read More
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