Cabinet is set to decide this week on the assistance package for businesses affected in the riots of 10 January this year. Prime Minister Hon. James Marape revealed this as he provided an update on measures the Government is putting in place to address the effects of the Port Moresby riots, in response to a…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has openly welcomed the Opposition’s motion for a vote-of-no-confidence against him. This announcement came shortly after the Acting Speaker, Hon. Konie Iguan, briefed Parliament about receiving the notice at 1.45pm today, just before the February session resumed. “I welcome the notice of motion of a vote-of-no-confidence by the Opposition,” stated…

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After the events of 10 January 2024, the Marape- Rosso Government is more determined than ever in rehabilitating the Law & Justice sector to support the environment for the growth of businesses in the country. Prime Minister Hon. James Marape highlighted this as he apologized this morning to the PNG business community on behalf on…

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Prime Minister and Treasurer Hon. James Marape has extended his gratitude and apologies to all businesses that have supported Papua New Guinea over the years,  in an address today to the business community during the annual Back-to-Business Breakfast sponsored by Kina Bank in Port Moresby, The Prime Minister’s speech comes in the wake of the…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape will be thanking the people and governments of Australia, both past and present, for the “profound work” they have put into the development of PNG pre- and post-Independence. The Prime Minister will do this when he addresses members and senators of the National Parliament of Australia in Canberra on Thursday,…

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Prime Minister Hon James Marape, MP, arrived in Canberra today. In a press conference in Port Moresby before departing for Canberra, Prime Minister Marape informed the media that his address to the Australian Parliament is a historic event for Papua New Guinea and Australia Relations. He said that since Papua New Guinea gained Independence in…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says Ialibu-Pangia MP Peter O’Neill should take a good like at himself before tainting the reputations of Papua New Guinea contractors. “When Peter O’Neill points a finger at Papua New Guinea contractors, there are four more pointing back at him,” Prime Minister Marape said when rebutting accusations by O’Neill that…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape is set to significantly bolster the longstanding relationship between Papua New Guinea and Australia during his visit this week. As a guest of the Australian Government, his visit will commence on February 7, 2024, leading to a series of diplomatic engagements aimed at reinforcing bilateral ties. Accompanied by a delegation…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today commended Bogia MP Hon. Robert Naguri for his dedication to his constituents. The commendation followed a constructive meeting with Mr. Naguri and the Bogia District Development Authority (DDA) team, focusing on the district’s ongoing development projects. In his remarks, Prime Minister Marape stated, “I commend Mr. Naguri for his…

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Treasury has today approved the Manus Provincial Government Budget of K180,594,462, presented last week to Prime Minister Hon. James Marape. Prime Minister Marape said the Manus provincial budget, and the budgets of Enga, New Ireland Province and the Autonomous Region of Bougainville have been approved today. Governor Hon. Charlie Benjamin at the end of last…

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