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Hela election scare | The National (opens the original)
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STATE agents, including election officials, may be prevented from entering certain parts of Hela, including Prime Minister Jame Marape’s Tari-Pori, to conduct General Election 2027. The Angore Gas Landowners Association has said it would reinforce a court order of 2015 to bar State agents from entering their land unless the Government released a Business Development Grant of K12 million approved by Cabinet to complete social-mapping and landowner-identification in the Angore gas fields. Angore P
Choosing the roads before us | The National (opens the original)
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GROWING up in Papua New Guinea my world view was often turned down Western Avenue. It is our domestic and international lane. Everything on it is familiar and friendly. Anything unfamiliar or obnoxious on this path, we can deal with confidently as we are taught from grade school to do. So when on rare occasions we stray onto other boulevards, we automatically put up our guards, we compare and denounce without much forethought. When in the early 1990s I had the occasion to visit China’s capital B
âFlawsâ in GE27. Elections riddled with corruption, says observer | The National (opens the original)
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AN expert election observer says General Election 2027 will be riddled with corruption because no serious efforts have been made to arrest the increasing incidences of election fraud carried across six general elections. Anthropologist Dr Joe Ketan said proposals for changes to the way elections were conducted had been submitted to the Government 15 years ago. The proposals, including changes to the law to introduce biometric voting and increasing commissioners from one to three, have been befor
Lessons from oblique movement | The National (opens the original)
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HISTORY has much to teach us if only we had the foresight to look back. From epic battles to the ravages of diseases, much folly would never be repeated if only we had lessons from the pages of history; and much good would result if lessons of how certain problems were overcome were remembered in our time. The Second World War was decided for the allies using the ancient battle tactics of Alexander the Great, many centuries back in 331 BCE. Called the Hammer and the Anvil movement, the maneuver
How to turn deserts into farms | The National (opens the original)
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PNG is blessed with opportunities galore. In every direction of the compass and from whichever part of the country you are at, opportunity beckons. There are oceans and rivers and forests, and open grassland, temperate climate, volcanic soil, healthy rain fall, each offering bountiful possibilities. Below the land all manner of valuable minerals from gold, copper and silver to rare earth minerals like nickel, cobalt and oil and gas are found in huge quantities. More lie undiscovered still. In th
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