Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, Hon. James Marape, has honoured a longstanding commitment to Niue by stopping over in the island country to announce the transfer of the outstanding K5 million to the Niue Government. Prime Minister Marape – accompanied by his wife, Mrs Rachael Marape made the stop-over on Sunday, 25 August 2024…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has lauded the efforts of the PNG Hunters rugby league team for a stunning performance in the regular season of the Queensland Cup this year, finishing in top four on the ladder. Prime Minister Marape, in congratulating the Hunters today amidst his tight schedules for international meetings, said the promising…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape maintains that West Papua is within the sovereignty of Indonesia so it was responsible for addressing issues relating to sovereignty in West Papua. Prime Minister Marape highlighted this when responding to a question in a press conference prior to his departure for Tonga for the Pacific Islands Forum summit being…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape this morning assured the nation that things are under control regarding the col- lapse of the critical Yalu bridge in Morobe Province. Prime Minister Marape said the Minister for Works and Highways Hon. Solan Mirisim and his department team are working around the clock to have a temporary bridge built…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has called on the people of Papua New Guinea to observe Repentance Day in reflection of their walk with each other, especially in their respect of law and order The Prime Minister made the call enroute to Tonga for the Pacific Islands Forum summit at his stop-over in the island…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says leaders attending the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) meeting in Tonga this week will discuss key issues on climate change and forest conservation. Prime Minister Marape made this statement today before departing Port Mo- resby for Nukualofa, Tonga through Niue. “Pacific Island countries will continue our advocacy on the impact…

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Papua New Guinea will not be attending the United Nation’s Climate Change Conference – known as the 29th Conference of Parties (COP29) – this year 2024. Prime Minister Hon. James Marape made his decision known when he met with the managements of Climate Change Development Authority (CCDA) and Conservation and Environment Protection Agency (CEPA) on…

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Prime Minister Hon. James Marape is calling on Correctional Service Commissioner Bernard Nepo and Minister for Correctional Services Hon. Joe Kuli to look into seriously revitalising the Correctional Services sector of Papua New Guinea. Prime Minister Marape, in a meeting today with the Minister and Commissioner or Correctional Services at Sir Manasupe Haus, acknowledged the…

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A very warm exchange took place between Prime Minister Hon. James Marape and Indonesia’s President-elect, Prabowo Subianto when the two met today during the president’s 5-hour stop over visit in Port Moresby. Prime Minister Marape met the Indonesian leader at Jacksons International Airport to welcome him to Papua New Guinea, and later in a bilateral…

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ANGAU Memorial Hospital in Lae, Morobe Province, celebrated a momentous occasion with the re-opening of its Radiotherapy Treatment Service under the National Cancer Services Unit Prime Minister Hon. James Marape opened the treatment facility in Lae today. The Prime Minister said, “The re-opening of the Radiotherapy Treatment Service signifies a big step forward in the…

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