Governance

Papua New Guinea financial reform news highlighting FATF grey list and anti-money laundering enforcement measures.

PNG FATF Grey List – What PEOPLE NEEDS TO Be AWARE

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Papua New Guinea’s inclusion on the FATF grey list highlights weaknesses in enforcement systems against financial crime. The need for stronger government coordination, transparency in company ownership, and firm anti-corruption measures to achieve removal from the list.

Papua New Guinea Chief Justice speaking at a public forum highlighting the need for stronger and fairer national laws.

Important Call For PNG Legal Reform: Some Laws Are Not Good

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The Chief Justice of Papua New Guinea has called for stronger, fairer laws, warning that some current legislation may not serve the national interest. He urged lawmakers to ensure that all laws are clear, enforceable, and designed for the benefit of all citizens.

New Ireland governorship dispute news headline showing Papua New Guinea election developments and Government House Port Moresby.

New Ireland Governorship Dispute Declared Settled After By-Election Writ Returned

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The Electoral Commission says the New Ireland governorship matter is legally settled after the by-election writ was returned to the Governor-General, confirming Byron Chan as the winner. However, political debate across the province continues as observers watch the next developments.

Breaking News headline graphic showing Papua New Guinea grey listing due to unprosecuted money laundering cases.

PNG Grey listing: 5,000 Unprosecuted Money Laundering Cases Raise Alarm

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PNG grey listing is linked to weak enforcement of money laundering laws, with over 5,000 cases reportedly left unprosecuted. Experts warn that unless serious financial crimes are addressed through the legal system, the country risks remaining under international financial scrutiny.

Corruption’s Core: The Masterminds Bleeding the Nation

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Systemic corruption in PNG: Politicians, officials loot public funds meant for essential services, crippling the nation while protected by a flawed system.

On March 11, 2025, Papua New Guinea passed a law creating the National Petroleum Authority (NPA). The NPA replaces the Department of Petroleum and Energy and will regulate the oil and gas industry. The goal is to improve efficiency, governance, and investor confidence, bringing Papua New Guinea's petroleum sector up to global standards.

Papua New Guinea National Petroleum Authority Act 2025

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Papua New Guinea established the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) to regulate its oil and gas sector, replacing the Department of Petroleum and Energy.

PNG Lawlessness: A Call For Strategic Solutions

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PNG Lawlessness: A Call for Strategic Solutions. Guns in the Highlands outnumber police arsenal. Using firepower isn’t wise.

image of Mr. William Kapris of Papua New Guinea. The most controversial criminal in the history of PNG.

The Story Of William Kapris: Crime And Controversy In Papua New Guinea

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William Kapris is a well-known name in Papua New Guinea, famous for his criminal activities and the shocking claims he made about powerful leaders in the country. His life has raised important questions about corruption and how the government operates.