Foreign Aids Created a Mass Chronic Dependency For Developing Countries.
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Foreign Aids Created a Mass Chronic Dependency For Developing Countries.

Over the Past Seven Decades Africans have received over a 1 Trillion Dollars. But does that amount developed the Continent of Africa? It did not lift Africa. In fact Africa is getting poorer. Aid hasn't done much. But what has AID done instead? It has created a mass chronic dependency. Its like you are feeding the animals so much that you are not allowing them to hunt for themselves and they do not know how to hunt. Africans have total forgotten to hunt for themselves. This same fact applies to every other third world nations, underdeveloped and developing nations. Foreign Aid is a cancer that is eating and sucking away the strength of the economy.

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The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Hon. James Marape announced his Cabinet line-up. Follow the link to view full list of Ministers and their portfolios.

The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Hon. James Marape announced his Cabinet line-up today, and they swearing-in at the government house in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.  MARAPE-ROSSO SWEARING-IN CABINET LINE-UP TODAY AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE, PORT MORESBY, PAPUA NEW GUINEA Marape - Rosso Government 2022 | 23 Aug. 2022.  THE Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Hon. James Marape just announced his Cabinet line-up and the allocations Ministries are as follows:  1. James Marape – Prime Minister & Minister for Planning.  2. John Rosso – Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for Lands Physical Planning & Urbanisation.  3. William Duma- Minister for State Enterprises.  4. Ian Ling Stuckey- Minister for Treasury.  5. Soroi Eoe – Minister for Provincial & Local Level Government Affairs.  6. Rainbo Paita – Minister for Finance & Implementation.  7. Richard Maru- Minister for International Trade & Investment.  8. Justin Tkatchenko – Minister for Foreign Affairs.  9. Don Polye- Minister for Higher Education ,Research,Science & Technology & Sports.  10. Solan Mirisim- Minister for Works & Highway.  11. Pila Niningi- Minister for Justice & Attorney-General.  12. Walter Schnaubelt- Minister for Transport & Civil Aviation.  13. Kerenga Kua- Minister for Petroleum & Energy.  14. Jimmy Uguro- Minister for Education.  15. Joe Sungi- Minister for Public Service.  16. Salio Waipo- Minister for Forest.  17. Henry Amuli- Minister for Commerce & Industry.  18. Peter Tsiamalili Jnr- Minister for Internal Security (Police and CIS merged).  19. Dr. Lino Tom- Minister for Health.  20. Kobby Bomoreo- Minister for Housing.  21. Jason Peter- Minister for Community Development,Religion & Youth.  22. Timothy Masiu- Minister for Information & Communication Technology.  23. Jelta Wong- Minister for Fisheries & Marine Resource.  24. Win Daki – Minister for Defence.  25. Esi Henry Leonard- Minister for Tourism,Art & Culture.  26. Aiye Tambua- Minister for Agriculture.  27. Sekie Agisa- Minister for Livestock.  28. Francis Maneke- Minister for Oil Palm.  29. Joe Kuli- Minister for Coffee.  30. Bryan Kramer-Minister for Labour & Immigration.  31. Ano Pala- Minister for Mining.  32. Simon Kilepa – Minister for Environment,Conservation & Climate Change.  33. Minister for Bougainville Affairs- Nil.  Note: No MP has been allocated this ministry yet but will be announced later  The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Hon. James Marape announced his Cabinet line-up today, and they swearing-in at the government house in Port Moresby, PNG. https://papuaniugini.org/the-prime-minister-of-papua-new-guinea-hon-james-marape-announced-his-cabinet-line-up-today-and-they-swearing-in-at-the-government-house-in-port-moresby-papua-new-guinea/ Marape-Rosso Government, Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape today announced the appointment of his full cabinet. The line-up reflected experience, continuity, and regional balance. The PM said Members of Parliament were chosen carefully from a pool of talented and capable leaders in government.  With almost all portfolios distributed to all provinces, Prime Minister Marape said there are also a number of key features of the National Executive Council which reflected his thoughts about the priority agenda for the government to pursue.  Speaking after the swearing in ceremony at the Government House today, PM Marape said the greatest demonstration of the government’s priority is in the make-up of the Cabinet.  "This is where the various ministries deliver to us outcomes that are of the highest priority in our country. It clearly shows the strong intention to ensure that priority activities are given the required prominence in the NEC appointments.  In the last one week we worked on reconfiguring the NEC structure to demonstrate the priorities of the government in terms of how the government should perform its tasks, and to place specific emphasis to important functions that reflect the key agenda of the government and its coalition partners.  We are moving away from just going with the usual NEC structure, and wanted to ensure that the NEC make up clearly reflects our priorities,” he said.  The Prime Minister also used the opportunity to review the performances of agency heads and seek to find the right mix of political leadership to augment and compliment the appointed leadership.  “Because this is a continuing government some Ministers have been reappointed which reflects their talents and their strong performances in the last Cabinet. We are incredibly privileged to be in a position where a large number of our Ministers have been re-elected back into Parliament, and available to continue as Ministers in this government,” said the PM.
Papua New Guinea is undergoing total shit of stagflation. Citizens are silently enduring the effects of stagflation yet NO one to address it. We have the very big problem with unemployment rate, economy growth seems to be very slow and backwards yet prices of goods and services are sky rocketing. Our economy is growing backward yet prices of goods and services are going beyond citizens earning. Even unemployment rate is too high.  PAPUA NEW GUINEA IS NOT ONLY HIT BY INFLATION BUT HIT BY FAR WORSE STAGFLATION!! by Ruben PULI | 21 August, 2022.  Papua New Guinea is undergoing total shit of stagflation. Citizens are silently enduring the effects of stagflation yet NO one to address it.  It is clearly seen that our economy is growing backward yet prices of goods and services are going beyond citizens earning. Even unemployment rate is too high, it is therefore proportional to crime rate is also high everywhere in the country.  We have the very big problem with unemployment rate, economy growth seems to be very slow and backwards yet prices of goods and services are sky rocketing.  At this point of time, citizens needs to compromise and come up with something to withstand this through help of our brain economist and activists in the country.  If we don't do something now, we'll be slave for another 5 decades. It's now time to say no to DINAU because we already have K30 billion (K48 billion) DINAU. More to add up during governments mysterious trip to China or America. We'll be forever tax slave and meeting high cost to live a struggle life.  Share this for wider reach.  Ruben PULI - Asset Management Standards and Compliance Officer (Business Analyst) at PNG Power Limited, Hohola Head Office.               Read more news and stories here. Watch online news and documentaries about Papua New Guinea here. Subscribe to receive our daily news updates

Papua New Guinea is undergoing total shit of stagflation. Citizens are silently enduring the effects of stagflation yet NO one to address it. We have the very big problem with unemployment rate, economy growth seems to be very slow and backwards yet prices of goods and services are sky rocketing. Our economy is growing backward yet prices of goods and services are going beyond citizens earning. Even unemployment rate is too high. READ MORE...

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Might I kindly interject. I totally disagree with your statement that "Africa is getting poorer". On the contrary most countries in Africa are getting richer. Most of them at a faster rate than PNG. Here is a supporting link: https://nasonga.com/africa-richest-countries/ Take Botswana, for example. Just like PNG rich with natural resources, Botswana is rich with diamonds. Their leaders used those diamond mines for the rapid development of Botswana. Take Rwanda, after their most deadly civil war in the 1990's, the found peace and used their natural resources for their rapid development. Rwanda is now one of the most politically stable nation in Africa, https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/rwanda/overview The idea that I am trying to bring across is, most countries in the world are now politically, socially and economically better of than they were 10-20 years ago.

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