JUNE 16 2022 The children of remote Esa’ala Station on Normanby Island, Milne Bay, stood in pouring rain to sing the National Anthem and recite the National Pledge for Prime Minister Hon. James Marape today (Thursday June 16). It was a scene which deeply touched PM Marape, who was at Esa’ala to campaign for his […]
JUNE 15 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says the once-beautiful and peaceful Alotau was lost during the eight years that Peter O’Neill’s People’s National Congress was in power. He bluntly told this to the people of Alotau today (June 15 2022) when campaigning for his Pangu Pati women candidates Natasha Panta for Alotau Open
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JUNE 13 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has commended the founding fathers of Pangu Pati as it celebrated its 55th anniversary on June 13, 2022 He said the memory of those political pioneers of Papua New Guinea would spur the Pangu he now leads on to greater heights. “We had founding Papua New Guinea
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JUNE 13 2022 PM Marape says Pangu Pati is not about leaving any woman, man, child, village, district or province behind. He said this at the seaside Iokea Village in Gulf on Sunday (June 12 2022) when addressing a massive crowd of people from all over the province for a campaign rally for Pangu Pati
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JUNE 13 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has promised the people of Iokea (Iok City) in Gulf that they will have a new road linking them to the Hiritano Highway to celebrate the election of Pangu MP Thomas Opa as Kerema MP. He has also assured them that his Government would connect them to
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JUNE 11 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has appealed to his people of Tari-Pori and Hela for peace and calm during the 2022 General Election. He made the appeal in front of a massive crowd of thousands of people in Tari on Friday (June 10 2022), an event witnessed by an Australian 60 Minutes
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JUNE 8 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says his Government has paid off K400 million to complete the Yalu Bridge-Nadzab section of the Highlands Highway, paid off outstanding debts to contractors on the 9-Mile to Yalu Bridge section, and paid off the outstanding Papua New Guinea counterpart funding of the Nadzab International Airport. Roadworks
JUNE 6 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has condemned the shooting of the Returning Officer (RO) for Kompiam-Ambum in Enga. And he has reminded the people of Papua New Guinea that illegal possession of firearms carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment under tough new gun laws recently passed by Parliament. Kompiam-Ambum RO Beto
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JUNE 5 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has welcomed the outcome of talks between Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister His Excellency Wang Yi and Papua New Guinea Foreign Affairs Minister Hon. Soroi Eoe in Port Moresby on Friday (June 3 2022). The talks follow on from the visit by PM Marape to China
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JUNE 5 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says China-Papua New Guinea relations remain “solid and strong” since in 1976 when diplomatic relations between the two countries were forged. He said this on Friday (June 3 2022) after a meeting with State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Port Moresby. PM Marape said PNG
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