#PNGSUNpolitics: Plans and visions are as good as composition of the executive and legislative arms of the Government. In order … Continue reading PROFESSIONAL LEADERS NAMED IN VICE-MINISTERIAL ALLOCATIONS
Breaking News! James Marape – Prime Minister & Minister for Planning John Rosso – Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for … Continue reading The Marape Rosso-Government Cabinet Line Up with Ministry Portfolios
John Kehoe, Financial Review Economics editor, Parliament House, Canberra. 26 Aug 2022. East Timor’s Minister for Petroleum has warned Woodside … Continue reading Exclusive: East Timor warns Woodside over Sunrise gas project
#PNGSUNnews: Prime Minister, James Marape has challenged the heads of government departments and agencies to shape up or ship out. … Continue reading SHAPE UP OR SHIP OUT: PM MARAPE TELLS SENIOR OFFICIALS
Media Statement13 August 2022 James Marape in his inauguration address as Prime Minister in the 11th National Parliament yesterday, 9 … Continue reading PM MARAPE ADAMANT ON BUILDING K200 BILLION ECONOMY
16 September 2022 will mark 47 years of our Independence. Look at Vanimo Town, people enjoying freedom without water supply … Continue reading Vanimo Stap Nogat Development and Left Behind
PORT VILA, VANUATU (10 August 2022): On behalf of the staff of the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) Secretariat in Port … Continue reading DIRECTOR GENERAL LOUMA SENDS CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF THE FORMER SOLOMON ISLANDS PRIME MINISTER & FOUNDING FATHER OF THE MSG THE Rt HONOURABLE EZEKIEL ALEBUA
Civil Society Organisations (CSO) offered a word of prayer for the Struggle for Self-determination in West Papua before they head … Continue reading CSO offered a word of prayer for the Struggle for Self-determination in West Papua
There were reports in Indonesian language coming out saying that the Minister for Secretary of the Prime Minister and the … Continue reading 2 Ministers of West Papua Provisional Government and 2 Church Leaders Flown to Geneva Recently
18 June 2022, Author: Hipolitus Wangge, ANU Prime Minister James Marape visited Jakarta at the invitation of Indonesian President Joko … Continue reading Business as usual for PNG–Indonesia relations
