JULY 4 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says he has nothing to do with a large sum of money that was confiscated by Police at Komo Airport in Hela last Saturday (July 2 2022). He said this in light of Police arrest of a Seth Palipe who had in his possession a large sum […]
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JUNE 30 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has appealed to Papua New Guinea to take voting seriously as the country goes to the polls on Monday (July 4 2022). He said the call in Kavieng today (June 30 2022) as campaigning ends tomorrow (July 1 2022). The PM attended a massive campaign rally for
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JUNE 22 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says East Sepik has the potential to become the “economic powerhouse” of Papua New Guinea. He said in Maprik today (June 22 2022) that because of this potential, and in memory of founding Prime Minister the late Sir Michael Somare, the next Government would be formed in
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JUNE 21 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has told the people of Ialibu-Pangia that he resigned from the government led by their MP Peter O’Neill in 2019 because he was fed up with O’Neill’s continuous “lies and deceit”. He said this when campaigning for Pangu Pati candidate, well-known lawyer Stanley Liria, in front of
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JUNE 21 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape says he has not blamed Porgera landowners for the closure of Porgera mine, as claimed by Peter O’Neill. He said this in response to O’Neill blaming him for the closure. “Nothing could be further from the truth,” PM Marape responded. “I addressed a large crowd of thousands
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JUNE 19 2022 PRIME Minister Hon. James Marape today delivered a powerful speech that cut through the heart of two governments’ management of the national economy since 2012 and his Government’s plan to attain surplus budgets and a debt-free economy by 2034. Before a crowd that event organisers estimated to be over 10,000, the Prime
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JUNE 19 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has commended the people of Tari-Pori and Hela for their behavior during the campaign of People’s National Congress (PNC) leader and Ialibu-Pangia MP Peter O’Neill in Tari on Friday (June 17 2022). He said today (June 19 2022) that the peace and calm displayed by the people
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JUNE 18 2022 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has urged the people of Henganofi in Eastern Highlands to vote in a woman for change in their district. He said this at Henganofi Station on Friday (June 17 2022) when campaigning for Pangu Pati’s woman candidate, Mofa Nina Giheno, in front of a massive crowd of
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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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