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Government Releases K100 Million To Stabilise Fuel Prices, Announces Further Support Measures
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has announced the immediate release of K100 million to stabilise fuel prices across Papua New Guinea, as the Government moves decisively to cushion the impact of rising global oil prices on households and businesses. The Prime Minister confirmed that the initial K100 million has already been deposited into a Central…
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Prime Minister and Defence Minister Marape Announces Independent Probe And Reforms To PNGDF Recruitment
Prime Minister and Defence Minister Hon. James Marape has announced a comprehensive independent investigation and sweeping reforms to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) recruitment process following recent unrest at Murray Barracks. The Prime Minister said the National Security Council (NSC), acting on advice from the National Security Advisory Council (NSAC), had resolved to…
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Prime Minister Marape Clarifies Government Fuel Supply Intervention, Assures Country Of Continued Price Stability
Prime Minister Marape has issued further clarification on the Government’s response to global fuel supply pressures, assuring Papua New Guineans that decisive measures are already being taken to protect consumers, businesses, and the broader economy from imported inflation. Prime Minister Marape said his Government had a proven record of steering the country through both domestic…
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Prime Minister Marape Assures Support for Cyclone Maila-Affected Communities Across PNG
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has conveyed his heartfelt sympathies and reaffirmed the National Government’s full commitment to assisting Communities affected by the recent impacts of Cyclone Maila, particularly in Milne Bay Province and other affected parts of Papua New Guinea. In a follow-up to earlier Statements, Prime Minister Marape said the Government is now…
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Prime Minister Marape Reflects On Seven Years Since Resigning From O’Neill Government
Prime Minister James Marape has reflected on the seventh anniversary of his resignation from the former O’Neill government, describing it as a defining moment of conviction, faith, and national purpose. Marking April 11, 2026, Prime Minister Marape said his decision to resign on April 11, 2019, was driven by deep concern that the government of…
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CHIEF SECRETARY POMALEU URGES NEW SILAG GRADUATES TO LEAD WITH INTEGRITY AND PURPOSE
Chief Secretary to Government, Ivan Pomaleu, OBE, today addressed the 4th Graduation Ceremony of the Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance (SILAG), calling on the new Diploma-level graduates to embrace their roles as catalysts for reform in the Papua New Guinea Public Service. Distinguished guests who were present include; Chairlady of the SILAG Board, Ms.…
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Prime Minister Marape Issues Urgent Call for Disaster Reports as Government Mobilises Full Response to Tropical Cyclone Malai
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has issued an urgent directive to all Project Administrators and Government Agencies across Papua New Guinea to immediately Report on the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Malai, as the Government intensifies its National Disaster Response efforts. This follows earlier Warnings and precautionary measures announced by the Prime Minister, with the Government…
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Prime Minister Marape Rebuts Opposition Claims, Defends Lawful and Decisive Fuel Intervention to Protect Papua New Guineans
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has firmly rejected criticisms from Opposition Leader Hon. James Nomane, defending the Government’s K1 billion Fuel Stabilisation Package as a lawful, necessary, and responsible intervention to shield Papua New Guineans from a global energy crisis. Responding to statements made earlier today, Prime Minister Marape said the Government’s actions are grounded…
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Prime Minister Marape Clarifies Trustee Shareholder Role, Defends Kumul Petroleum Board Appointment
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has clarified the legal basis of his recent correspondence to the Chairman of Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited, reaffirming that his actions were undertaken in his capacity as trustee shareholder on behalf of the State and people of Papua New Guinea. The clarification follows the circulation of a formal letter dated…
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Prime Minister Marape Calls for National Unity through Infrastructure at Inaugural Construction and Contractors Conference 2026
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has delivered a powerful and inspiring address at the Inaugural Construction and Contractors Conference 2026, calling on all Papua New Guineans —especially Contractors, Engineers, and Public Servants—to unite behind the Government’s transformative Connect PNG Program as the foundation for nation-building and long-term prosperity. Held at APEC Haus in Port Moresby,…






