PNG unveils details of corruption inquiry

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Updated May 5, 2008 16:32:26

An inquiry is continuing in Papua New Guinea to try and uncover 400 million us dollars which is equivalent to one billion PNG kina stolen from the PNG Department of Finance over the past seven years.The Chairman of the Public Account Committee ,Mr.Timothy Bonga says there are plans to question all past and the present secretaries of the finance and Treasury deparments. Mr.Bonga is speaking with Paulus Kombo.

Presenter: Paulus Kombo
Speakers:Timothy Bonga,Chairman of the PNG Public Account Committee

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