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By OHE Staff Although it worked for Unitech Saga, the Minister for Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (HERST), Hon Sohe MP Delilah Gore,  can’t blame last Thursday’s embarrassing incident at Girua airport on “Deceptive David” Kavanamur.   Yes, it was OHE Director General Kavanamur whose advice to Gore during the Unitech Saga made her look like an idiot.   This time, however, Kavanamur is out of the picture, having started a long recreational leave.  Kavanamur’s expectation is that all his deceptions and deviousness will be forgiven and forgotten by the time he comes back.   Without Kavanamur around, who can Minister Gore point the finger of blame at?  What about another renowned  deceiver of OHE, Wannabe King and disgraced former Unitech VC Misty Baloiloi?  Not likely.  Even though Baloiloi seems incapable of feeling shame or showing true humility, these days he spends as much time as possible in Alotau.   Unless Minister Gore pays him enough to move his family down to

By OHE Staff Although it worked for Unitech Saga, the Minister for Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (HERST), Hon Sohe MP Delilah Gore,  can’t blame last Thursday’s embarrassing incident at Girua airport on “Deceptive David” Kavanamur.   Yes, it was OHE Director General Kavanamur whose advice to Gore during the Unitech Saga made her look like an idiot.   This time, however, Kavanamur is out of the picture, having started a long recreational leave.  Kavanamur’s expectation is that all his deceptions and deviousness will be forgiven and forgotten by the time he comes back.   Without Kavanamur around, who can Minister Gore point the finger of blame at?  What about another renowned  deceiver of OHE, Wannabe King and disgraced former Unitech VC Misty Baloiloi?  Not likely.  Even though Baloiloi seems incapable of feeling shame or showing true humility, these days he spends as much time as possible in Alotau.   Unless Minister Gore pays him enough to move his family

By WILLIAM BARU One of the many outstanding strategic decisions Unitech student  leaders made during their fight against corrupt and deceiving people inside and outside of government was to keep all politicians at arms’  length.  That’s  not to say that they would not let politicians speak  in support of the students (very few did so), but that they did not align themselves with any pollies or use them to speak out on behalf  of the students. Pollies are like poison to people fighting for any kind of idealistic  cause.  Reason being that nearly every politician in PNG shifts their opinions from one day to the next.  The best and disgusting example is Michael Somare being kicked out on his butt by Peter O’Neill, and then  joining the O’Neill government.  Nearly all our pollies are hypocrites.  They are not to be believed.  They say one thing one day  and the opposite thing on the next day.  They say whatever they think  will get them support, power or money.  Such hypocrites contaminat

By SAM KOIM This is a proposal to rescue the police force from a total breakdown of discipline. It is acknowledged that one of the landmark Police Reviews was conducted during the reign of Hon Bire Kimisopa as the Minister for Police in 2004. It is understood RPNGC is embarking on implementing that review recommendations including the current modernization program. It is no doubt that law and order are the foundation for economic growth and prosperity for our country. One of the major institutions that maintain law and order is the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC). Holding the police accountable will in turn hold the criminals accountable. It is increasingly becoming a major concern around the country that police accountability is dissipating faster than the speed of a jet. We are not holding individual police officers responsible for effectively delivering basic services of crime control and maintaining order, while treating individuals fairly and within the bounds of law.

By SAM KOIM This is a proposal to rescue the police force from a total breakdown of discipline. It is acknowledged that one of the landmark Police Reviews was conducted during the reign of Hon Bire Kimisopa as the Minister for Police in 2004. It is understood RPNGC is embarking on implementing that review recommendations including the current modernization program. It is no doubt that law and order are the foundation for economic growth and prosperity for our country. One of the major institutions that maintain law and order is the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC). Holding the police accountable will in turn hold the criminals accountable. It is increasingly becoming a major concern around the country that police accountability is dissipating faster than the speed of a jet. We are not holding individual police officers responsible for effectively delivering basic services of crime control and maintaining order, while treating individuals fairly and within the bounds o

1 Moses Sasakila MP; Minister for Culture 1976 Guilty Dismissed later set aside by Supreme Court 2. James Mopio MP 1981 Guilty Dismissed 3. Michael Pondros MP 1982 Guilty - Dismissed 4. Opai Kunangel MP; Minister for Commerce 1982 Resigned after appointment of tribunal 5. Lennie Aparima MP 1985 Not Guilty 6. Julius Chan MP; Deputy Prime Minister; Minister for Finance 1988 Not Guilty 7. John Kaputin MP; 1988 Guilty Fined 8. Gerald Sigulogo MP 1989 Guilty Dismissed Judicial review by leader unsuccessful 9. Gabriel Ramoi MP 1990 Resigned after appointment of tribunal 10. Eserom Burege MP 1990 Resigned after tribunal commenced hearing 11. Ted Diro MP; Deputy Prime Minister; Minister for Forest 1991 Guilty Recommended for dismissal Resigned before dismissal effected 12. Tom Amaiu MP 1992 Resigned after appointment of tribunal 13. Tony Ila MP 1992 Guilty Resigned before decision on penalty 14 Timothy Bonga MP 1992 Resigned Later guilty dismissed 15 Peter Garong MP 1992 Resigned Later guilty

1 Moses Sasakila MP; Minister for Culture 1976 Guilty Dismissed later set aside by Supreme Court 2. James Mopio MP 1981 Guilty Dismissed 3. Michael Pondros MP 1982 Guilty - Dismissed 4. Opai Kunangel MP; Minister for Commerce 1982 Resigned after appointment of tribunal 5. Lennie Aparima MP 1985 Not Guilty 6. Julius Chan MP; Deputy Prime Minister; Minister for Finance 1988 Not Guilty 7. John Kaputin MP; 1988 Guilty Fined 8. Gerald Sigulogo MP 1989 Guilty Dismissed Judicial review by leader unsuccessful 9. Gabriel Ramoi MP 1990 Resigned after appointment of tribunal 10. Eserom Burege MP 1990 Resigned after tribunal commenced hearing 11. Ted Diro MP; Deputy Prime Minister; Minister for Forest 1991 Guilty Recommended for dismissal Resigned before dismissal effected 12. Tom Amaiu MP 1992 Resigned after appointment of tribunal 13. Tony Ila MP 1992 Guilty Resigned before decision on penalty 14 Timothy Bonga MP 1992 Resigned Later guilty dismissed 15 Peter Garong MP 1992 Res

By GAVERA GAVERA Jr “Hitler designed the Auschwitz Gas Chambers for the Jews: Peter O'Neill created Manus for innocent refugees” “They should all be charged and tried for crimes against humanity.” Peter O'Neill deliberately breached the PNG Constitution and the UN Refugee Convention to enter into Agreement to ship Australian bound refugees to PNG two years ago. The Manus detention centre set up was to facilitate Australia’s political solution aimed at stemming the flow of refugees, asylum seekers or boat people into Australia. Manus to this day remains an illegal set up, for an illegal purpose. Peter O'Neill only acceded to Julia Gillard’s ‘unlawful’ political request for Manus to be a refugee processing centre as a return favour to her for granting O'Neill premature political recognition of his (otherwise illegitimate) government when O'Neill threw out an ill (but legitimately elected) Prime Minister Somare still on legitimate official sick leave, convalescing in