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Is Land in Melanesia Being Mobilised?

• August 18, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in PNG Economy, PNG Life, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Adjudication, Administration, Africa, Alienated Land, ANU, AusAid, Australia, Australia Naitonal University, Bantustans, Customary Land, Dr Colin Filer, Dr Tim Anderson, Ethnic Tension, Fiji, Land, Land Tenure, Law, Melanesia, National Land Summit, NGOs, Northeren Territory, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Paris, Policy, Postcolnolial, Solomon Islands, South Afric, St Petersburg, Tim Curtin, Timor Leste, Vanuatu, Zimbabwe

PNG, Sandline International and the Billionaire

• June 16, 2009 • 4 Comments

Posted in PNG History
Tags: An Unorthodox Soldier, Angola, Bougainville, British, British Airways, Corporate Warriors: The Rise of the Privitized Miliatatry Industry, Equatorial Guinea, GBP, Government, Heritage Oil, Mercenary, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PW Singer, Sandline Affair, Sandline International, Sierra Leone, The Sun, Tim Spicer, Tony Buckingham, Zimbabwe

The Lost Ark & the Lost Tribes of Israel – From PNG to Zimbabwe

• April 9, 2009 • 15 Comments

Posted in PNG Culture
Tags: Adventure, Ark of the Covenant, Biblical, Bine Mene: Connecting the Hebrews, Bine Tribe, Fiji, Geoscientist, Governor General, Hebrew, History, Indiana Jones, Israel, Israelites, Kaunitoni, Lake Tanganyika, Lautoka, Legend, Lemba Tribe, London, Lost Ark, Mugabe, Myth, Nadi, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Professor of Jewish Studies, Republic of Zimbabwe, Samuel Were, School of African and Oriental Studies, Sir Paulias Matane, Solomon Islands, Temple Replica, Tribes of Israel, Tudor Parfitt, Western Province, Zimbabwe