Anti-corruption watchdog, Transparency International PNG (TIPNG), says it is in the public interest that serious allegations of undue influence at the highest level are dispelled.
“This will also allow the start of the UPNG academic year to be returned to normalcy and ensure the education of UPNG students is not jeopardized. Failure to demonstrate that tests of proper and fit character were applied in the recruitment of the interim council will only exacerbate the anger on campus,” said TIPNG.
