​Bulolo MP and Minister for National Planning and Monitoring Sam Basil, has announced a plan to revive the Lutheran League of Members of Parliament soon.

The Lutheran League of MPs is where after every general election, Lutheran MPs identify themselves and elect a chairman to create a link back to the church for its general thoughts and views on issues.

By ‎Bomai Kawale‎ 
​In Part I, we discussed the rise of JM and fall of PO. This article discusses why PMJM appoints Kua and Kramer as State Ministers, both comes from opposition and didn't Vote Rt. Hon James Marape, 8th PM of PNG.

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This is the second article relating to the first one written on PMJM, and this one tries to give reasons as to why Brian Krammer (BK) was appointed as Police Minister despite him not voting for JM to be PM on 30th May 2019.

By Bomai Kawale 

This time last year all in PNG would not have dreamt that James Marape would be PM of PNG one year on. Peter O’Neill seemed rock solid and many other pronounced candidates were ahead of the political cue then Marape but what happened and out of the blue Marape runs past every politician including PO and becomes PM.

Whilst many will assume that many factors were at play, including the Hand of God and POs corruption rating to make Marape PM, no one has really studied James Marape to see if he is a beneficiary of an intricate and crafty political strategies that he set up to see his rise and the fall of his former boss.

​By Kundi Rock 

In PNG we have so many illiterate political prostitutes and gullible people who don't comprehend themselves but so easily be fooled by others.

A strange scenario I observed over time was the CEO of the Country that is the Prime Minister's Post.

These same people continue to say that :

There was no bench warrant issued.NONE.NOT ONE. EVER.

There was a warrant of arrest issued in October 2019 that was stayed by the court on October 2019 and then withdrawn by the police. It's gone and watered under the bridge.

And in December 2019 as a result of an appeal against national court decision, there is an injunction in place preventing any further arrest which is valid and in force today.

Get your lawyers to ascertain in court and qualify this statement.

By Paul Amatio,

I thank Minister Kramer for mentioning me by name in his post “WHY MANNING”.
​I’ve taken some time to read through this and my response is this.

1. At no time did I say anything against the office of the Commissioner of Police. The Minister’s assertions that I was accusing the person in the Commissioner’s chair are baseless. I am accusing Police Minister Bryan Kramer of corruption.

2. His claim that I was causing disaffection is fallacious. I don’t recall saying anything to this effect. However I ask the Minister if he may be causing some concern about this. I grew up in the RPNGC and care for it more than he ever will. On the other hand, one really must question if it is not his own actions that are causing any disaffection in the Constabulary.

​Will you (Kramer) return in 2022? Here is what we think!

By: Pershia Yanda-iran.

The answer is ‘there is no short or long answer and writing about it will not help you? Before you toot your own horn- like you always do- lets go back to the statistics. In 2012 National Elections you (Bryan Kramer) received are total of 2,498 primary votes and you were eliminated at 7,939 votes. In the 2017 General Elections you received a total of 15629 primary votes, and you won with total of 21248 (including second and third preferences) votes. You only secured 33% of primary votes from Madang’s voting population – not 50% or anything above that to boast of democratic majority mandate. While that is big improvement compared to 2012, 2022 will be a different ball game altogether. You will not have the benefit of being that new vocal candidate that preaches hope. If you get open resentment today - with 33% mandate by mostly emotional manipulated swing voters- consider yourself a goner 2022.

​There is a gulf of difference between you and our Prime Minister Hon James Marape. He is PM and you are not. Alternate Prime Ministers in countries such as ours, there is certain decorum expected of leaders in the capacity you are in are required to conduct themselves especially when they go out into public forum such as this to vent their frustrations, if not, pick an issue of currency to score political capital against their foes.

There's no free lunch the saying goes... No matter inflated or fake whatever descriptions, PMPO has extremely done well for our country. PMJM similarly has had oversight and experience, thus need continue as the PNG economy can only be grown with public roads infrastructures. He must encourage land based agricultural SME sector growth and roads obviously sets the launching pad for such growth.

By Sonja Barry Ramoi

What will the first part of this new decade - the 2020’s - bring for Papua New Guinea?

Lots more politicking by politicians ‘living and talking on Fb’, whilst people are suffering?

Is it still officially the Marape Steven Government, or is it now the Marape Kua Government fast on the way to becoming the Kua Kramer Facebook led Government of PNG?