Naming names: Accomplices and facilitators.
By Susan Merrell All roads lead to Rome. This is a letter to the editor in Thursday's Post Courier ('Yutok' 21 February, 2013): Namah must own up I would like to ask Belden Namah, Opposition Leader and Member for Vanimo Green to clear himself on a corruption issue that is hanging on his back so that people can see him walking the talk in parliament and in the media. Can Mr Namah explain how his nominee was appointed as Chairman of the Central Supply & Tenders Board when he was Deputy Prime Minister? Can he explain to the people of Papua New Guinea why his nominee was appointed without following the appointment criterias [sic] for that position as per the law? Can he admit or deny the fact that the nominee was an accountant of a foreign road construction company before Mr Namah backed him to be Chairman of CSTB? Could the Opposition Leader admit or deny the fact that the alleged firm had swindled millions and millions of our people’s money in the K300 million Highlands