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  by BEN YALO Our people in Papua New Guinea have to understand the character of Peter O'Neill to fully comprehend what damage and day-light robbery he had inflicted on ordinary Papua New Guineans, while he was running this Country. This article brings to light the dark side and unknown secrets of Peter O'Neill, the Member for Ialibu Pangia Electorate and the then Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea. These uncompromising and compelling truths revealed here might surprise you, but you will not regret that you have discovered the deep secrets of his background and character unknown to the majority of Papua New Guineans and the whole world. During the political impasse since August 2 2011, I have supported the O'Neill/Namah regime against the Somare/Abel regime. The reason of my support was to change Somare’s unpopular regime that was deeply systematic and systemically corrupt. In the process, I admit that our constitution was tempered and violated. Even though our Supreme Cour

By Nickson Albert Hiwi The citizens of Papua New Guinea want these things to be justified before you, Peter O'Neill talk about politics again. Otherwise, you and your cronies should be ashamed of yourselves for all the evils you have done to this Nation and its people as outlined below. You obtained an unlawful UBS Loan bypassing all the Parliamentary Procedures and Legal Requirements which suddenly brought the economy of this nation down to its knees to bleed; and you fuc*ed up the APEC Funds in Billions without leaving any trace and records behind without any accounted and audited report on the expenditures;   You deployed the Police Force to Shoot down an armless PNG University Student while he was among the university group of students exercising his Democratic Rights in a Free, Peaceful and Democratic Demonstration Protest. Blood is on your hands! You blew up the K8 Billion Reserve Fund saved over many years as the nation's Security Funds by the Late GCS Michael Somare in

by LEO AMBEN As I write this, Kompiam Government station is under fire. For twenty Years, Ambum people have died trying to and while fleeing from tribal war lords. Those who escaped successfully are living miserable lives. The last break I visited, my heart melted at the sight of families living in exile, in forever fear and agony, feeling depressed and isolated. School aged children’s lives and education are continuously being deprived while living an asylum’s life.  All these are happening right under watchful eyes of John Pundari, not to mention his strongholds from whom he seek advice.  I cannot be complacent this time any more. Not when I have literally buried chopped up bits and pieces of my fathers’ and brothers’ remains. The District Services Improvement Program (DSIP) Fund per province is Ten Million Kina (K10 Million). This K10 Million is broken down into seven main service sector grants. Shown below the allocation per service sector per year together with an estimat