Papua New Guinea Member of Parliament Joe Kuli has praised the relatives and tribesmen of the late Gabriel Waim for prioritizing peace over revenge in the Tuman area of Jiwaka province. Kuli, representing Anglimp South Waghi, expressed his satisfaction with their decision to forgo retaliatory violence following the unexplained killing. This commitment to peace is seen as a positive step towards stability in the region. The MP’s commendation highlights the importance of peaceful resolutions amidst tribal conflicts. The incident underscores a shift away from cycles of violence within the Peke tribe. This development offers a glimmer of hope for lasting reconciliation in the area. Access to the full report requires a subscription to the *Post Courier*.