PRIME MINISTER JAMES MARAPE MUST RESIGN NOW!
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PRIME MINISTER JAMES MARAPE MUST RESIGN NOW! The chaos and violence gripping Papua New Guinea demand immediate action.
Accountability and Governance: A Response to Prime Minister James Marape’s Concerns
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“Unlike PMJM, I believe in transparency, accountability and good governance. Our budget is for the people, not for misappropriation.” Allan Bird, MP.
Governor Allan Bird Responds To Prime Minister James Marape’s Statement On Threats
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Governor Allan Bird Responds to Prime Minister James Marape’s Statement on Threats Governor Allan Bird has responded to Prime Minister James Marape’s statement on threats, detailing alleged threats and concerning actions taken against him. Governor Bird’s unwavering stance against intimidation tactics signals a dedication to serving the people and upholding democratic principles in the face
Peter O’Neill’s Statement on PNG-US Security Agreement – To the Nation of Papua New Guinea
PNG-US Security Agreement
“The Marape Government does not have the mandate of the people to enter into military or security agreements with any country that depletes our sovereignty.” Peter O’Neill.
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“DEAR PRIME MINISTER JAMES MARAPE” – A Letter to the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea
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A Letter to the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea – I am writing to you with a heavy heart and a sense of urgency. As a leader chosen by God and highly respected by your people, I know you have the power to bring about positive change in our nation.
PM MARAPE: NO ULTERIOR MOTIVES IN THE DELAY IN REOPENING OF THE PORGERA MINE
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The Prime Minister today responded to the press release by the Deputy Opposition Leader in relation to the reopening of the Porgera Mine. “The New Porgera Limited has been incorporated and the State parties are now 51% majority owner of the mine which means the risks and responsibilities that must be negotiated through the various legal agreements are different and more complex than what the State is used to. They must now go through the regulatory process with the Mineral Resources Authority in accordance with the Mining Act which will include dealing with licensing, other technical regulations and a Development Forum for the Landowners and Provincial Government stakeholders.” PM Marape.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA POLITICS: O’NEILL’S CLAIMS OF POLITICAL VICTIMISING IN COURT IS MISCHIEVOUS: PM MARAPE.
“The major and real victims in this sad state of affairs is the people of Papua New Guinea, who have lost K120 million from the purchase of these faulty, un-functioning generators. Not only do they not have the promised power supply, but have lost out on the chance to K120 million worth of services.” PM
PAPUA NEW GUINEA PRIME MINISTER JAMES MARAPE ADDRESSES GENERAL DEBATE, 76TH SESSION
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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister and Minister for Bougainville Affairs, addresses the general debate of the 76th Session of the General Assembly of the UN (New York, 21-27 September 2021). Watch his Full Address below. PAPUA NEW GUINEA PRIME MINISTER ADDRESSES GENERAL DEBATE, 76TH SESSION From UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS James Marape, Prime Minister and Minister