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From Peter Nerau on The Panguna lawsuit: a search for justice or for cash?
If CRA and BCL are funding the Panguna Legacy Assessment the final results and reports will be compromised and not transparent. The awarding of Exploration License to BCL by the President of ABG is not in compliance of the due process as stipulated in the Bougainville Mining Act 2015. The Panguna Mine Class Action is in order and supported by more than 4,000 signatories. Political decisions by the ruling Executive Government is dictatorial and not transparent. The supporters of the PMCA are Landowners and it's within their constitutional right to do so. If ABG and BCL are aggrieved the Court is where they should submit their defence.
From Peter Graves on After the downfall of Bangladesh’s Iron Lady: it’s time for dialogue
What has since been forgotten is that 2005 was The International Year of Microcredit (https://www.yearofmicrocredit.org/). This was the background to Professor Yunus' earlier work in establishing and developing the Grameen Bank - a leading cause of decreasing poverty among rural Bangladeshi women.
Microcredit subsequently got a bad name, largely through an Indian "microfinance" bank that lent in order to generate profits for shareholders (who were not the borrowers).
The current activities of the Grameen Bank are worthy of an article, especially for its being a contributing factor in this conclusion "Bangladesh has been recognised as the fastest-growing economy in the Asia-Pacific region by the Asian Development Bank in recent years, raising millions of people out of poverty, as well as increasing food security and foreign reserves."
From Millie on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
Hi Team,
In the instance I am successfully selected from the ballot, do I need to secure a job in Australia whilst in PNG in order to qualify for PEV visa?
From Stephen Howes on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
We are getting lots of questions like this. The PEV ballot has been extended to mid-August in Palau and FSM (citizens of these two countries already can move to the US, so may have limited interest in coming to Australia). So I don't think the ballot winners will be announced before mid-August. If we find out any more we will let everyone know.
From stoitech haritha on Fiji’s coalition budget is laudable but challenges remain
Thanks for sharing blog commenting. Thank you.
From Cathy wambe on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
How long will it take for the random selection for the PEV?
From Ronnie Magadi on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
When is the ballot selection of PEV?
From Silia Tupou on It pays to switch remittance service providers, so what’s stopping people?
Thank you for your blogs.
From Joseph.Kala on Capital punishment in Papua New Guinea: a review
Convert prison camps into an industry for human resource empowerment rather than kill the convicts. Are they not human with intelligence and liable to change if a proper environment is created for such to change in their mindsets and behaviors!...may God bless our efforts to assist positive change in others.
From Anna on Pacific Engagement Visa application factsheet 2024
Hi Stephen.
When will the ballot be drawn?
From Leilani on Pacific Engagement Visa application factsheet 2024
When will the PEV ballot be drawn??
From Stephen Howes on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide