PRESS RELEASE “Thank you Prime Minister Hon. Peter O’Neill and the PNC-led Government” We the Basamuk Landowners and the people of Rai Coast welcome the announcement by the Minister for National Planning and Monitoring Hon. Richard Maru, issuing a policy direction to resource companies like Ramu Nico Management Ltd (MCC) to take up corporate social…
No Personal Attacks – An Appeal to Family & Few Friends
We all appreciate Madang MP Bryan Kramer’s leadership in fighting corruption, especially using the social media platform called Facebook. For three days now, there has been social media backlash against me for finally standing up to what I believed is the MP’s incitement of social media bullying that results in the denigration of professional women…
MP Bryan Kramer – A Cyber Gang Leader who Incites Cyber Bullying, Harassment and Defamatory Publication
Madang MP Bryan Kramer has over 100,000 diehard Facebook fans and followers. His followers take religiously everything he says in the name of fighting corruption. Bryan has successfully mastered the art of starting conversations, giving ammunition to his followers and allow them to bully, harass and publish defamatory statements against anyone who questions, challenges nor…
MP Bryan Kramer Starts on a Low Note
Bryan, it’s unfortunate that you have started your response by creating a muddy water syndrome. Personal attack and diverting attention away from issues I raised in my article. FYI, I wrote the article about two days ago in response to yours. No intention as alleged by you. I did not publish it because of the…
Madang Needs PMIZ To Go Ahead: BK Stop The Politics
With due respect to my Member for Madang Hon. Bryan Krammer, I disagree with some of his strategies for Madang’s socio-economic development, particularly his recent announcement to stall the PMIZ as per his post titled “Madang PMIZ Project Will Be a No Go Project”. Bryan, PNG loves you and you have the highest social media…
Zero Women in PNG’s Legislature: A Comparison with APEC Countries
It’s an historic week for Papua New Guinea (PNG) as it hosts, for the first time, one of the powerful forums in the region and in the world – the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). Leaders from the world’s powerful countries of USA, Russia, China, Australia, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Indonesia,…
2018 APEC Host Country PNG’s Greatest Shames
On behalf of the women and girls of Papua New Guinea, I’m grateful and humbled to take this opportunity to warmly welcome the Presidents, Prime Ministers, Ministers, leaders and delegates from the 21 APEC economies and observers from around the world to our beautiful country. The host city Port Moresby is not Papua New…
LNG – A Catalyst for Development or Inequality in Papua New Guinea?
In March 2018, I was invited by the University of Melbourne to present a paper on Uneven Capital Flows at the Conference on New Geographies of Global Inequalities and Social Justice. It was an inter-disciplinary conference aimed at generating new knowledge about enduring and emerging forms of inequality and injustice, and contribute to public debate…
Natural Disasters: Have We Not Had Enough Lessons?
I send my heartfelt sympathies to our people of Hela, Southern Highlands, Enga and Western Provinces who have been affected by the earthquake and condolences to those who lost their loved ones. May God comfort you through this ordeal. At 3:44 am on Monday, 26 February 2018, the biggest earthquake in PNG of 7.5 magnitude…
Happy First Anniversary
Happy First Anniversary The PNG Woman It was on this day a year ago (01 November, 2016) that I started this blog. My very first post was about the unlawful spending of K10.5 billion in the 2016 National Budget by the O’Neill Government. To date, that issue has been swept under the carpet. That Tuesday,…