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by KEALI POKA Papua New Guineans are genuinely informed that contempt charges regarding non-compliance of the National and Supreme Court Orders were served on Police Commissioner Gari Baki and he refused to accept it.  However, Mathew Damaru had it successfully served on Mr. Baki's lawyer. Baki's other rogue officers in the likes of David Manning, Samson Kua and Jim Andrews have had their Court Orders served already on them. These rogue police officers will have their field day at the courts and justice will decide where they stand and what they should do and should not do. Meanwhile both Mr. Raphael Huafolo (the buffalo) and Mr. Victor Isove are on the run hiding away from Fraud Squad Officers of being served their contempt charges. Both of these rogue police officers will be served their contempt charges when they are found. Any Papua New Guinean who sights them must report them at the nearest police station or go on social media and post their whereabouts so Fraud Offi

Analysis By Denny Nataki Yesterday the Prime Minister carefully chose his words to construct a convincing lie. He did not demand students to go back to class. He asked him nicely to go back to class. He cannot demand because he knows that if he makes a wrong move, he loses anyway, even in a bigger way than if he capitulates to student demands.   The Prime Minister continued in normal fashion, telling one lie after another.   THE LIE:  “his government since 2011 had committed to investing in education for the children of the nation.” THE TRUTH:  Peter O’Neill’s free education policy has resulted in more children who are stuffed into classrooms with no resources and receive a worse education than the students in years before.   They will leave school mostly illiterate and half educated in return for no tuition charged.   THE LIE:  “the government has invested billions of kina into education” THE TRUTH:   Much of this money disappeared into personal pockets and h

by UPNG ACADEMIC   UPNG Vice Chancellor Albert Mellam says that if the boycott of classes continues, that the UPNG 2016 academic school year will be terminated and students will be sent home. Vice Chancellor, some of us are growing very tired of your constant evading of the truth.  But we will not let you tell the students lies.  It is time that everything gets put on the table. Students, hear this:   at the rate the government has been supplying the university with funds, UPNG has no idea right now how they can stay open in Semester 2.  This is Peter O’Neill’s fault, but Albert Mellam is now trying to shift the blame to you students.   Mellam hopes that Peter O’Neill will pat him on the back for a job well done and maybe promise him more dormitories.   UPNG is not receiving the promised 2016 budget allocation even though the money promised in 2016 was already a reduction from 2015.  The government is dead broke and things are going to get worse in June.  If that is the

by SALMA KULI JACOB There is one thing we can be very grateful to the UPNG students for when they burnt thousands of Post Couriers and National newspapers last week.   They probably didn’t realize it but they simultaneously burnt a colourful and very expensive insert called PNG Now.    PNG Now is the official government propaganda piece.   It is published by Isaac Lupari.  In case you don’t know one of Mr Lupari’s highest accomplishments, he was charged by the Finance Department Commission of Inquiry with embezzling K3.7 million along with Guguna Garo, of Paul Paraka lawyers.  The solicitor general at the time, Zachary Gelu, settled the bill for his kickback of the funds.  An additional K800,000 was also paid to Paul Paraka lawyers for their role in facilitating the fraud.  All of this was yours and my tax money.   Read the article:   https://pngexposed.wordpress.com/2010/05/31/isaac-lupari-aided-by-gelu-and-paraka-lawyers-stole-k3-7-million/ That finding has been quietly

by SALMA KULI JACOB It is small wonder that the UPNG students burnt stacks of the toiletpaper dailies AKA The National and the Post Courier.   Both of them fail miserably at objective reporting or achieving any kind of balance in giving both sides of the story.  They’re both content with recycling government verbal diarrhea into certified Post Courier or National pekpek, without  checking out the accuracy of anything they’re asked to run.   IFC Loan Approved For PNG.   Or Was It?   The Post Courier led the way in unprofessionalism on 2 May with the following story: This news comes from the Bank of PNG which we all have come to see is in collusion with Peter O’Neill.  Mind you, no nation’s central bank should ever come under political pressure, because this erodes confidence in a central bank to do what’s best for the economy, no matter what the political fallout.  Unfortunately, the big picture of making decisions usually seems to escape our leaders and top level bureau

PNGBLOGS Our country needs the active help of those who often don’t do anything more than read social media postings if we are to keep Peter O’Neill from defeating truth and justice.   In the coming weeks we the people of our land will either be jumping in the streets with pride and joy that we have defeated evil or we will feel intensely shamed for years to come by the knowledge that we were defeated not because we were wrong, but because we didn’t give the same effort as the evil people in power did. To help you take action PNGBlogs has  created a selection of papers and postings from around the internet as a guide to students and everyone else to learn more about the national crisis issues that are now reaching the point of explosion. Until all of us as PNGeans become much better educated on the issues, we will not be motivated enough to correct the problems.  Each and every one of us must learn more about the facts of the matter.   That’s why we put together this collectio

Donny Turanaka Just like happened during the various university student protests since Peter O’Neill took power, the Post Courier and The National continue giving the impression that they are 100% in back of anyone who is against the students.   They hardly report on anything happening on what is being spoken about at the university forums.  They always seems to be against the students and on the side of the oppressive government of PO.    The National is 100% owned by Rimbunan Hijau (RH).  RH made billions by bribing its way into getting former forestry ministers such as Patrick Pruaitch and Michael Oglio to give them concessions throughout the country.  They control most of PNG’s logging industry but do very little processing of logs in PNG. They ship it all overseas for processing which earns us very little foreign currency to offset our imports.   RH took its money and created The National as its propaganda mouthpiece.  RH gave Michael Somare the money he needed to fo