The Endless Battle: Fighting Corruption in Papua New Guinea THE WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION NEVER ENDS. by John Endemongo Kua The Israeli - Palestine conflict is probably the most documented case of human wickedness over thousands of years.  The story of David vs Goliath has ironically twisted in favour of the Philistines with two despicable and ugly characters who live miles apart and yet fight a war against humanity that is unforgiving by the entire human race.  At the present moment there are two people that we want to gun down on sight and they are Joe Biden the president of the United States of America and Benjamin Netanyahu who is the prime minister of Israel.  If Adolf Hitler was hated for sending 6 million jews to the gas chambers in Auschwitz and Treblinka in an act of rage and madness in the second world war both Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu are wanted criminals for the death of innocent man, women and children who have been been bombed into dust mercilessly by t...

 JUSTICE FOR JANET MUNAGUN (1968 - 2000) Barry Sangkol's heartfelt plea for justice for the brutal murder of his aunt, Janet Munagun, in the year 2000. Detailing the harrowing events leading to her death, Sangkol paints a picture of domestic abuse and a tragic loss. Despite Neville Rapila being charged with murder and initially remanded, he was later granted bail and evaded further legal consequences. Now, nearly 15 years after Janet's untimely demise, her family continues to seek justice for her and closure for her two young children left behind. The unresolved case and Neville Rapila's freedom serve as a stark reminder of the need for accountability and closure in cases of domestic violence and murder. I WANT JUSTICE FOR MY AUNT- JANET MUNAGUN (1968 - 2000) By Barry Sangkol, 7th February 2015 After she graduated from the College of Allied Health Science in Port Moresby, my aunt (the youngest of my mother's brothers and sisters) Janet MUNAGUN met a man and married him....

JUSTICE SYSTEM AN EXECUTIVE CLUB FOR FEW: GOVERNOR BIRD By Allan Bird MP, Governor for East Sepik Province | The SUN of Papua New Guinea. It seems the rich and the powerful cannot be touched by our judiciary system. They can hire the best lawyers money can buy while police prosecuters are living in the settlements. Even when the Police Prosecuters are good at their job, well the workers in the courts help the rich and the powerful to get away with by robbing the future of our children. It seems that there is no place in PNG for good, decent and honest people. Only the rich and powerful, and evil people can get ahead in PNG. This is not a good sign.   I urge all good PNGeans to rise up, take back our country from the evil that has taken hold of our nation. As evil continues to win, good people will continue to lose hope. This is happening already.   Let's beat evil together. Don't let them win. If we all give up and give in, if evil people continue to win and there is no...