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National tourism conference to set the course for PNG’s potential in the next 50 years
The inaugural Papua New Guinea National Tourism Conference will provide an avenue for people and stakeholders involved to chart the way forward for tourism in the country.
PNG’s interest first, says PM Marape as country approaches 5 decades of independence
Prime Minister James Marape has challenged citizens to put the interest of the nation first rather than their self-interests.
Grieving families block Highlands Highway seeking justice
This morning, the Mando to Five Mile section of the Highlands Highway in Goroka was completely blocked as aresult of the death of First Constable Harry Gorano, who was attached to MS 11 Wabag in Enga Province.
Special audit of Connect PNG infrastructure program to begin in March
Acting Chief Secretary Ivan Pomaleu, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, and Brisbane-based engineering firm Norths Projects Ltd have signed an agreement to begin a Special Audit on the government’s largest project, the Connect PNG Programme.
Port Moresby’s commemoration event is set for tonight
The Sir John Guise indoor stadium has been prepared to host tonight's 4th commemoration program for the country's first Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare.
PM Marape pays respect to late Sir Michael Somare
Prime Minister James Marape was in Wewak today to pay his respects to PNG's Founding Father and first Prime Minister Late Grand Cheif Sir Michael Somare.
New Ireland province commemorate Sir Michael Somare
Kavieng town came to a standstill this morning, when a ceremonial march around town led by joined forces, from the Kavieng Correctional Services, Fire service, and town rangers, and representative of Urban schools silently march through the town.
East Sepik remembers Sir Michael
East Sepik Province, the home province of PNG's Founding Father and First Prime Minister Late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare is now joining the rest of the country in commemorating the 4th anniversary of the late leader's passing.
Milne Bay province remembers Somare
In a somber march through town and to the Provincial Administration Headquarters, the Greater Sepik Association in Milne Bay single-handedly brought everyone together today to remember founding father Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare on his death day.