PNG:
For all Marape’s achievements in PNG, the biggest challenges await. Beyond the increase in Covid-19 cases and the effect the virus is having on lives and livelihoods, the government has overcome a court challenge to the election of Prime Minister James Marape and has undertaken some significant law reforms on the mining and anti-corruption fronts.
https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/all-marape-s-achievements-png-biggest-challenges-await
FIJI:
Former Fiji Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Services employee pleads guilty to corruption related charges. A former temporary relieving packer with the Fiji Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Services has pleaded guilty to causing the Ministry of Health a loss of $4,050.45 in the Suva Magistrates Court
SOLOMON ISLANDS:
Kuma hits back at TSI. The Minister for Finance and Treasury (MoFT) Harry Kuma has described the media article published by the Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI), as factually incorrect, malicious, and unbecoming of an organization that promotes itself as the beacon of transparency
http://solomonstarnews.com/index.php/news/national/item/23915-kuma-hits-back-at-tsi
VANUATU:
Former Vanuatu PM confident of beating corruption charges. The lawyer for former Vanuatu prime minister Charlot Salwai says his client is confident of winning a corruption trial in the Supreme Court.
To know more about the UN Pacific Regional Anti-Corruption Project please contact:
Annika Wythes, Regional Anti-Corruption Adviser, UNODC, annika.wythes@un.org
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