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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape’s 2025 New Year Address – Celebrating 50 Years of Independence: A Call to Unity, Patriotism, and Progress
My Fellow Papua New Guineans, As the sun rises on 2025, we stand at a monumental juncture in our history—our Golden Jubilee. This year, we celebrate 50 years of independence, a journey that began in 1975 when Papua New Guinea became a sovereign nation. It is a time to honor our past, recognise our achievements,…
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Prime Minister Marape’s New Year Message: A Call for Unity and Action in Our Jubilee Year
As Papua New Guinea approaches 2025, the year marking 50 years of independence, Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has issued a heartfelt message to the nation, urging every citizen to unite and work together for the betterment of the country. “2025 is a monumental year for our country, not just because we are celebrating our…
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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape Announces Appointment of Acting Governor General
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has announced the appointment of the Honourable Soroi Eoe, Minister for Provincial and Local Level Government Affairs, as Acting Governor General for the next three weeks. This appointment comes as the Governor General takes temporary leave, with both the Chief Justice and the Speaker of Parliament unavailable to assume the…
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PM MARAPE COMMEMORATES 100 YEARS OF SDA MISSION IN BOUGAINVILLE, 1924-2024
Prime Minister James Marape arrived in Bougainville on Thursday, 26 December to participate in the historic commemoration of the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s 100th Year Anniversary, celebrating a century of service and community engagement in Bougainville. The event, which marked the church’s establishment in 1924, drew thousands of attendees, including church leaders, local dignitaries, and community…
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PM MARAPE MEETS WITH PNG MEDIA; APPEALS FOR MORE COLLABORATIVE ROLE TO SUPPORT PNG’S DEVELOPMENT
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has acknowledged the role media in Papua New Guinea have played in PNG’s development, assuring them of their continued place in securing democracy in the country. He said he wanted to see this legacy protected, maintained and passed on to following generations as the country faces 50 years of nationhood.…
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PM MARAPE CALLS ON CHURCHES TO UNITE PAPUANEW GUINEANS FURTHER IN CHRIST’S LOVE
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has called on churches to become the catalyst to re-ignite unity and anchor it among the ethno- linguistically diverse people of Papua New Guinea. The Prime Minister made the appeal as he announced that Government would be heavily engaging churches in activities of the 50th Independence anniversary next year, 2025.…
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2024 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE BY PRIME MINISTER HON. JAMES MARAPE
My dear People of Papua New Guinea, As we wind down for the year, I come to inform you of some of the work your Government has done this year that will directly impact you in the communities. I know many of you have concerns, especially in the area of Law & Order and Costs…
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2024 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE BY: IVAN POMALEU, OBE – CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A PURPOSEFUL ONE – CHIEF SECRETARY POMALEU It is this time of the year that our families and friends from far and wide come together to celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. It was during this time, more than 2000 years ago, that Christ came into this world as a…
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Prime Minister Marape Calls for Unity and Resilience in the Wake of Aviation Tragedy
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has expressed deep sorrow and extended his heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of those who lost their lives in the tragic North Coast Aviation Britten Norman Islander crash on Sunday, December 22, 2024, in the Saruwaged Range of Morobe. Prime Minister Marape described the incident as a…
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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape Announces Historic Pasca Gas Agreement: A Win-Win for Papua New Guinea and Project Partners
– Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today announced the successful conclusion of negotiations for the Pasca Gas Agreement, marking a significant milestone for Papua New Guinea as the country prepares to develop its first offshore petroleum project. The agreement, concluded in just six months following the resumption of negotiations in June this year, represents a…





