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From Hela Igini on PNG LNG landowner royalties – why so long?
Exxon Mobil is illegally operating in PNG to date. All the foreign Exxon Mobil employees are all considered illegals living and working in png. In America where Exxon Mobil is from, Trump is chasing and deporting every illegal immigrants that include anyone even with minor bad immigration records from working and living in the US. That same measure can be applied in png and therefore the entire Exxon Mobil operations is illegal. anyone here can argue that Exxon Mobil was given a green light by the png government of that time to operate but regardless, the bottom line issue here is that the constitution and the rule of law was broken and that make Exxon Mobil’s entry into the country was illegal. The executive branch of the government can not bend the law. The rule of law and the constitution is absolute. I am sure living in foreign country no matter how long you have lived there, if you have illegally entered the country you live or if you have breached the immigration law of that land your visa can be revoked. Exxon Mobil is exactly guilty of that
From Student on The continuing ban on girls’ education in Afghanistan
Hi, I am a student and deeply relate to this issue. I was researching the ban in Pakistan for girls' education for a school project and found this article helpful.
From Tiaon on Leave no-one behind: social protection reducing poverty in Kiribati
Congratulations to the Kiribati Islands on successfully overcoming poverty and increasing wealth this year! A special shoutout to the Ministry of Women, Youth, Sport, and Social Welfare staff, especially Honorable Minister Ruth Cross and the cabinet, for your dedicated efforts and inspiring leadership. Wishing you continued success and prosperity!
From Yop Teng on PNG’s Higher Education Loan Program: in need of help
Why do other officers want us to bring our birth certificates? I can't see it is stated on the list of the requirements. Some people making money on that HELP thing which is not good, this money must be given to the needy ones instead of giving them extra burden.
From Manuel Noki on Shining a light on local level government in PNG
Here I may request to entertain with the LLG social development here in each province around the country.
From Dwi on Prestige and pressure: what it means to be a public official in Indonesia
PoV: This is a good article to ponder. Are there any local cultural factors that might play a significant role in this phenomenon?
From Peter Nongla on Can PNG become the richest black nation in the world in ten years?
We have already reached half of the 10 years to make PNG one of the black Christian nations on planet earth as declared by PMJM. Is it possible from now that we have only 4 more years left when a long time was passed without any achievements? Or can anyone prove me wrong?
From Rosemary Isicar on Shining a light on local level government in PNG: part 2
Thanks for the insightful discussion on Wards and LLGs. When we work in communities/villages, we link up with the Village Planning Committee (VPC) Chairman and his commiitte. How do they fit into the subnational governance structure. The Ward Coumcillors usually politicise service delivery and create division among villages, with many not benefitting from gvnt funding.
From ROBINSON SUBADI on ‘Take Back PNG’: Prime Minister Marape and his audacious vision for PNG
I'm interested to contribute to PNG. I have little more opinion about myself and assisting with agriculture to take back to PNG.
From ANCY MAIRANDU on A matter of conscience? Jerry Singirok, Sandline and Bougainville
You are a true patriotic leader and a legend. You saved the life of civilians and should be honoured for it. I value you for your service and duty to carry this nation.
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From Juliet Hunt on Honouring our sister, Agnes Titus
Thanks to you all for this wonderful tribute. What a full and dedicated life!
From Siulai Fioana Elisala on Leave no-one behind: social protection reducing poverty in Kiribati
Great article Ruth, hope to see you again. Regards to you and Kwansing.
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