Saturday 13 January, 2024 In response to recent unrest, the National Capital District has been placed under a 14-day State of Emergency with several measures to manage public safety and recover stolen property. Prime Minister James Marape addressed the public, emphasizing that while a curfew is not in place, stricter policies will be implemented, including: … Read more
10 January, 2024 NORMALCY TO BE RESTORED IN THE CITY, PAY CUT ISSUE ADDRESSED AND GOVT APOLOGIZE TO BUSINESS HOUSES. Good afternoon All. The NEC has approved for Defence to assist police restore order in the city. I want to appeal to citizens to protect our city. The police and public servant grievances are being … Read more
12 January, 2023 In the wake of violent riots that rocked the capital city this past week, Prime Minister James Marape and National Capital District Governor Powes Parkop today addressed the nation, outlining measures of the State of Emergency (SOE) and plans for restoring normalcy and rebuilding trust. Prime Minister James Marape unveiled several ‘soft’ … Read more
12 January, 2023 The Assistant Commander of Police for the National Capital District and Central Province, Anthony Wagambie Jnr. has advised that major supermarkets in Port Moresby will be opened for business tomorrow (Friday12 January) . “This is to inform all members that Metropolitan Superintendent and I , after assessing the situation with Zone Commanders, … Read more
12 January, 2023 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has announced the National Executive Council’s decision to declare a state of emergency in the Nation’s Capital, Port Moresby, following damages to a series of shops and businesses and unrest in the city. The Prime Minister however expressed gratitude for the resilience of the majority of Papua … Read more
11 January, 2023 In the wake of riots and property damage triggered by confusion over recent tax changes, the Papua New Guinea government has issued a detailed statement clarifying the facts and condemning the violence. The Commissioner General, Sam Koim, expressed deep regret for the loss of life and property during the unrest, which he … Read more
11 January, 2023 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has issued a heartfelt appeal to all Papua New Guineans, urging them to prioritize peace and normalcy in the aftermath of yesterday’s riots and looting in Port Moresby as the underlying issues have been addressed. The Prime Minister expressed his deep concern for the unnecessary incidents that … Read more
