Prime Minister James Marape has issued an apology to small third- level airlines affected by ongoing fuel shortages and called for immediate action to address the fuel supply monopoly in Papua New Guinea. He described the situation as unacceptable and urged Puma Energy, the country’s sole fuel supplier, to demonstrate greater corporate responsibility by ensuring…

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Prime Minister James Marape has acknowledged the concerns raised by the Papua New Guinea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PNGCCI) regarding the law-and-order challenges affecting businesses and foreign investment in the country. He reassured the business community that his government is committed to addressing law-and-order issues to create a safer and more conducive environment for…

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Prime Minister James Marape has raised concern over alcohol-related crimes during the festive season and urged citizens to reflect on the values of peace, respect, and unity as Papua New Guinea approaches its 50th Independence Anniversary in 2025. Addressing reports of incidents of violence and disorder linked to alcohol, including homebrew, Prime Minister Marape called…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has called on public servants across Papua New Guinea to rise to the challenge of delivering better services to the nation, as the country reflects on its 50th year of independence. His remarks follow a visit to his electorate in Tari-Pori, where he met dedicated frontline public servants working in…

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Prime Minister James Marape has commended the Hela community for their cooperation in assisting police to apprehend the suspect involved in the tragic killing of a policeman. He described the community’s efforts as a powerful example of how citizens and law enforcement can work together to uphold justice, while also urging all Papua New Guineans…

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Prime Minister James Marape has welcomed the successful rollout of an off-grid solar project that is transforming the lives of thousands of Papua New Guineans in rural communities. The initiative, a collaboration between the governments of Papua New Guinea and Australia, has begun delivering 8,700 solar installations to homes, schools, and community facilities across 18…

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As Papua New Guinea prepares to celebrate 50 years of independence, Prime Minister James Marape has called on all citizens to take pride in their country by ending the habits of betelnut spitting and littering, which continue to stain the nation’s image. He urged everyone to embrace a cleaner, healthier, and more respectful environment as…

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Prime Minister James Marape has strongly condemned the recent reports of violence and killings highlighted on the front page of the Post-Courier today, particularly the tragic incidents in Goilala District. The Prime Minister has called on all Papua New Guineans to reject violence and adhere to lawful and peaceful ways of resolving disputes, emphasising that…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape and NCD Governor Hon. Powes Parkop have met today (02.01.25) to initiate discussions on the planning for PNG’s 50th Independence Anniversary celebrations and related activities. The meeting is preliminary to a full stakeholders’ meeting to be held on Monday, 6 January 2025 when the Prime Minister, Governor Par- kop and…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has condemned in the strongest terms the attack on a St John Ambulance team in the National Capital District during New Year’s operations, while commending police and security personnel for their outstanding efforts in maintaining peace and order as the nation welcomes its 50th year of independence. “This year, 2025,…

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