Trouble in Paradise (in regards to Politics in PNG)

In the process of being updated last update 24 January 2012 - I may have to add more in here.

The Hibiscus flower grows in PNG

Only in the Land Of Unexpected Expect The Unexpected if that was someone else's original quote well I am sorry but I have no idea who first said that but I have just started saying it myself.  The country had gone in to a turmoil where there are two governments claiming to be the legimate governing government.  I am beyond comprehension as to why we have such people in parliament in modern day PNG.  On the outside I am laughing at these people but on the inside I am crying for my people and not necessary my kins men/women but for the whole country especially where our grass roots people are concerned.  A country described in the business world as a "Pot Of Gold Floating In A Barrel Of Oil."  The other issue is the PNG and Indonesia "Falcongate" incident.  The rest are other political stuff I wanted to share with  those who were not aware of the latest.

From the newest to the oldest dates from January 2012 to December 2011 click on the following links below from random news media links I had chosen.  This is for those who have lost track of what is going on over there like I have.

If you really want inside information on what is going on in the country then I recommend these Blogs I have subscribed to follow.  If any of you wish to contribute as to who you also follow and want to share it with others then just add it in the Comments section please.

Bulolo Live Blogspot - Bulolo, Morobe Province - Ples blo Sam Basil MP

Geoffrey Heard - "The PNG Time Traveller's Log

Keith Jackson & Co: PNG Attitude -  "Keith Jackson's website for people interested in Papua New Guinea, its culture, its politics and its society.  Keith is chairman of the Sydney-based public relations firm Jackson Wells Pty Ltd. He worked in Papua New Guinea as a teacher and journalist from 1963-76."
Malum Nalu - "The weblog of Malum Nalu, a journalist from Port Moresby."
Papua New Guinea Blogs
PNG Gossip Com News - Releases Newsletters daily/monthly whatever
the Masalai blog

In the mean time here were the latest news

Bill To Secure Women MPs Falthers Amid Turmoil

A prolix Sam Basil 'explains' Falcongate - or does he?

PNG recalls Indonesian Ambassador For Consultation

Governor-general decides O'Neill PNG Prime Minister

PNG Crisis Appears Over

Papua New Guinea In Crisis As Two Claim To Be Prime Minister

Please feel free to contribute your opinions and expert knowledge on the matter if you want in the Comments section.

At this stage there has not been a ban on tourists/visitors travelling to PNG (well not to my knowledge.)  I will update this Post if there are bans into the country.  Life goes on and as for our illiterate PNG people I am wondering if they understand what is going on.  Village life still continues as if time has stood still for some of them.  They are the lucky ones in some ways I suppose.

Disclaimer:  I accept no responsibility or liability of any loss to any incorrect or out dated information some of these websites may contain.  The most accurate up to date information at the time known to me is inserted in these websites.  It is the responsibility of the individual to do their own research in their own time.  This is just a guide to assist people in giving them as much information as I possibly can to assist them in preparing them to find out about the New Papua New Guinea Government.  My views and opinions and experiences will not exactly reflect other peoples' views and opinions and experiences.

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