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By Susuve Laumaea Media Advisor to PM Peter O'Neill Here's a quick political update:Those politically blood-thirsty and one-eyed FB fanatics speculating Peter O'Neill stepping down as PM yesterday with Gumine MP Nick Kuman rising up as acting PM...resigning overnight and been replaced by Kavieng MP Ben Micah ...then this latest about resigning later today??...you all have your reasons to speculate that way and only Our Eternal God Almighty knows what you will gain from all your speculative pursuits...  Peter O'Neill has neither temporarily stepped down nor has he resigned as PM period!! The musical chairs are being played...official or politically-driven letters from politicians are getting leaked and getting published on social media..... former ministers have shirked their vows of confidentiality and collective decision-making to become willing whistle blowers against their vows and former station..the political leadership status quo has not changed since August 2

Did you attend a meeting at Sir Georges Bar at the Airways on or about  24 January 2012? At about 2.00pm, did the Minister for Public Enterpises, Mr Ben Micah, enter the bar with one of your advisors, Mr Daniel Korimbao? When they came in, were they carrying a letter, in your name, authorising payments to Mr Paul Paraka? Was that letter drafted by Mr Korimbao, Mr Micah and Mr Paraka? Did you sign that letter, also in the presence of the bar owner and Mr Chris Haiveta, and did Mr haiveta warn you not to sign it, saying that it would come back to haunt you?

From EMTV News Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has announced the launching of an investigation against Chairman of Investigation Task Force Sweep, Sam Koim. In a statement released this afternoon, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill justified statements he had made last week, regarding the ITFS, being ‘compromised’. He said the government will be asking the Police Commissioner to conduct a major investigation into Mr Koim’s conduct, and his alleged meetings with deputy opposition leader, Sam Basil. Mr O’Neill said the government had evidence which pointed to Mr Koim meeting with key political figures, including Mr Basil, in private since 2011. When contacted for comment, Mr Koim described the PM’s comments as ‘very serious and defamatory’, and Mr O’Neill must have the evidence to back up his claims. When asked to confirm or deny the allegations of impropriety, he said this was a decoy to divert public attention, and asked the question: “How cans a corrupted person, fight corruption

By Grassroots Commentator Our first Grand Thief was Michael Somare.  He gets the credit not because he was the first PM to be a thief (that would be Julius Chan), but because he established the Grand Thief… I mean Grand Chief system, and then got himself appointed.  Grand Thief II was Peter O’Neill.    Examining the  impressive circus of morons who make up our parliament, we the people have started to debate who is likely to become Grand Thief III and further institutionalise our monarchy of corruption.   Everyone has their favorite to promote.  As more people talk, you’ll once again start smelling the  kabubu gas that characterizes politics in PNG. The gluttonous overweight appearance of the majority of our MPs are not a reflection of long hours sitting at the desk working, but is evidence of personalities that have little self control, neither in the regulation of food intake nor money intake.  Such personalities take everything offered to them and cry for more.  They all hav

PNG Police Constabulary Assistant Police Commissioner for Crime Thomas Eluh who has been leading the investigations and arrest of the Prime Minister has been suspended by the Acting Police Commissioner Geoffry Vaki. It's reported Eluh was served his suspension letter by Acting Deputy Commissioner Jim Andrews, both men who were appointed by NEC chaired by the Prime Minister. Sam Koim broke the story on his facebook wall stating his suspension is Madness and contempt of court. Further article By: Toa Sime 21st June 2014 The man in the forefront of investigations against the Prime Minister, Assistant Commissioner Police Crimes, Thomas Eluh, has been suspended from office. Effective as of this evening, no reasons have been given as to why Eluh was suspended. A-C-P Eluh was served his suspension by Chief Superintendent Jerry Frank this evening, signed by Acting Deputy Police Commissioner Operations, Jim Andrews. This is despite an order by the National Court directing that the

BREAKING NEWS - SACKED DEPUTY POLICE COMMISSIONER & POLICE ASSOCIATION FILES CONTEMPT CHARGES AGAINST ACTING POLICE COMMISSIONER, ATTORNEY GENERAL, POLICE MINISTER AND PM  Sacked Deputy Police Commissioner Simon Kauba has filed contempt charges in the National Court against Acting Police Commissioner Geoffrey Vaki, Attorney General Ano Pala, Police Minister Robert Atifaya and the Prime Minister Peter O'Neill for their part in perverting the course of justice and violating the National Court orders. The contempt charges relate to the PM and NEC's decision to interfere pervert the court of justice to influence the proceedings of the National Court when they side-lined the Police Lawyer. Following the adjournment on Tuesday the National Court ordered parties to maintain the status quo (no change). However the PM and NEC instead sacked the Attorney General Kerenga Kua and Police Commissioner Tom Kulunga and appointed Ano Pala and Geoffrey Vaki in their place. Ano Pala th

MEDIA STATEMENT The Member for Kandep Hon. Don Pomb Polye at 3.45pm today voluntarily surrendered himself to the National Fraud & Anti Corruption Office at Konedobu, National Capital District to be interviewed over the illegal payment of K71 million to Paul Paraka Lawyers. Present to receive him for the record of interview were Assistant Commissioner Crimes Thomas Eluh and Director National Fraud & Anti Corruption Chief Superintendent Mathew Damaru. The interview was suspended at 5pm to Monday June 23 to allow Mr Polye time to arrange a lawyer for himself. In other developments Police are now searching for Abau MP and Justice and Attorney Minister Ano Pala for two counts of contempt and perverting the cause of justice. “We believe Mr Pala’s instruction to disengage our police lawyer and engage the services of Paul Mawa lawyers who agreed to consent to the Prime Minister’s application to restrain police from arresting the Prime Minister is an obstruction of justice,” ACP