APRIL 5 2022 Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) Commission-of-Inquiry (COI) Commissioner Margaret White says the Constitution has been a “guiding light” to the work of the COI. She said this when giving her remarks during presentation of the 15-volume UBS COI report to Prime Minister Hon. James Marape by COI Chairman and Chief Commissioner Sir […]
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APRIL 5 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says he will ensure that the Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) Commission-of-Inquiry (COI) report is tabled in Parliament and that criminal actions, if necessary, will be taken against those responsible for the controversial UBS loan which has cost Papua New Guinea over US$300 million (K1 billion). The
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APRIL 4 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says the 2022 General Election will go ahead as scheduled and will not be delayed. He said this today to allay fears – brought about by speculation and fake news on social media – that the elections will be delayed. “The elections will not be delayed and
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APRIL 3 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has appealed to the people of remote Maramuni in Enga to use the new Maramani Road to bring their gold and agriculture produce to market, as well as attract tourists. He urged them not to cause trouble along the road, which will eventually become the Enga-Sepik Highway
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APRIL 2 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says his Government is connecting rural Papua New Guinea like never before under its signature ‘Connect PNG’ programme. He said this on Friday (April 1) at remote Maramuni in Enga, bordering East Sepik, when opening the K15 million 57km Maramuni Road linking Maramuni to Wabag, and launching
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MARCH 31 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says he did not run away from electoral duties as claimed by the Post-Courier. He said this in response to a scathing editorial attack on his State Visit to Indonesia by the Post-Courier. PM Marape said the visit was long planned for, and what happened in his
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