news-update Tuesday 20 February 2024 Minister for International Trade and Investment, Richard Maru. The Government has issued new policy directions for Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in Papua New Guinea (PNG) to
news-update Tuesday 20 February 2024 (l-r): Police Commissioner, David Manning, Japanese Ambassador, Mr Nobuyuki Watanabe, Foreign Minister Justin Tkatchenko and Police Minister, Peter Tsiamalili Jnr., at the signing ceremony, Central Government
news-update Tuesday 20 February 2024 Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko, participating at the 64th Birthday celebration of the Emperor of Japan on Monday, 19 February 2024. Papua New Guinea and Japan
news-update Thursday 15 February 2024 Work on constructing important ‘missing link’ roads is more than halfway complete in Phase 1 of the Connect PNG Infrastructure Development Program. This covers over 350
news-update Thursday 15 February 2024 Members of Parliament today reaffirmed their confidence in the leadership of Prime Minister Hon. James Marape, following an unanimous vote taken in Parliament, where 84 members
news-update Wednesday 14 February 2024 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has refuted outright claims made that he has business interest in companies involved in the Connect PNG Program. The Prime Minister
news-update Wednesday 14 February 2024. Governor Muthuvel presents the West New Britain Provincial Budget to Prime Minister James Marape, witnessed by Kandrian-Gloucester MP Hon. Joseph Lelang. (picture credit: PM’s Media) Prime
news-update Tuesday 13 February, 2024 Minister for Higher Education and Sports, Hon. Don Polye during the first session of Parliament, February 13, 2024 (picture: Parliament Media) Minister for Higher Education and
news-update Tuesday 13 February, 2024 Prime Minister Hon James Marape in Parliament. (picture credit: Parliament Media). Prime Minister and Treasurer Hon. James Marape told Parliament that the ‘Black Wednesday” chaos, resulted
Uncategorized Monday 12 February 2024 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today expressed the government’s stance on the potential no-confidence vote against his leadership, as the National Parliament is set to reconvene