PNG - Part 5

Inspirational Success Story of a Papua New Guinea man, Robert Agarobe. "My business life started when I was about six years old when I used to hire out my hand me down bicycle from my sister late Nanai Perry for 20 cents for a ride around the coconut tree in my line of sight...I started Helifix, short for Fix Helicopters in 1997, Helifix grew from its humble beginnings from a tool box and K400, and grew to what it is today." Robert Agarobe.

Robert Agarobe, a Papua New Guinea Man Who Started His Multi-Million Kina Helicopter/Aviation Business from a Tool Box and a K400

Robert Agarobe, a Papua New Guinea Man Who Started His Multi-Million Kina Helicopter/Aviation Business from a Tool Box and a K400 Read More »

“My business life started when I was about six years old when I used to hire out my hand me down bicycle from my sister late Nanai Perry for 20 cents for a ride around the coconut tree in my line of sight…I started Helifix, short for Fix Helicopters in 1997, Helifix grew from its humble beginnings from a tool box and K400, and grew to what it is today.” Robert Agarobe, Papua New Guinea

Porgera Gold Mine. Bank of Papua New Guinea (BoPNG) should buy the gold instead and put the money there (in gold) instead of reserving the dollars alone. They should reserve dollars and gold together to stabilize the Kina starting with the artisanal gold market. Why on earth does the BoPNG even give licenses for companies to export gold? - SAM J KAUPA.

GOLD IS STOLEN ON A MASSIVE SCALE IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA

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Bank of Papua New Guinea (BoPNG) should buy the gold instead and put the money there (in gold) instead of reserving the dollars alone. They should reserve dollars and gold together to stabilize the Kina starting with the artisanal gold market. Why on earth does the BoPNG even give licenses for companies to export gold? – SAM J KAUPA.

DHREST Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape. Keynote Address of Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Hon. James Marape MP at the 2023 Provincial Governors' Conference in Port Moresby.

PRIME MINISTER OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA ADDRESSING THE NATION ABOUT CORONAVIRUS

PRIME MINISTER OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA ADDRESSING THE NATION ABOUT CORONAVIRUS Read More »

PM MARAPE’S ADDRESS TO THE NATION By Honourable James Marape, MP Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Re-post from Marape-Steven Government Fans | 15th March, 2020. ////////////////////////////////// My fellow Papua New Guineans: The world is currently facing a common enemy – the coronavirus disease, known as COVID-19. On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organization

FAIRWEATHER HAS NOT RESIGNED AS MRA CHAIRMAN – NININGI

FAIRWEATHER HAS NOT RESIGNED AS MRA CHAIRMAN – NININGI Read More »

Chairman of the Manam Restoration Authority Ken Fairweather has not resigned as reported in the Post Courier dated 2nd January 2020.

K45.33M APPROVED, K10 MILLION RELEASED FOR COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS

K45.33M APPROVED, K10 MILLION RELEASED FOR COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS Read More »

The National Executive Council has approved K45.33m for the country to prepare and respond to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Marape, police - slip rule, killing in papua new guinea, png politics

Those Facing Arrest Have Rights | Kramer Report

Those Facing Arrest Have Rights | Kramer Report Read More »

By law, police have the right to arrest any individual they believe is guilty of committing, or is about to commit an offence says Minister for Police Hon. Bryan Kramer. And by Law Those facing arrest have rights.

Asians (Chinese) Take Over Fabric of Papua New Guinea Faking Everything

Asians (Chinese) Take Over Fabric of Papua New Guinea Faking Everything Read More »

A strong call to stop doing business with Asians, to stop receiving bribes Asians at the cost of our land, resources, people and the future of our children. Voicing Papua New Guinea to Take back PNG.

PNG, INDONESIA & AUSTRALIA IN TALKS TO INCREASE BORDER SURVEILLANCE

PNG, INDONESIA & AUSTRALIA IN TALKS TO INCREASE BORDER SURVEILLANCE Read More »

The National Government is in talks with the Australian and Indonesian Governments for a joint partnership in ensuring the international borders are policed, as the number of confirmed cases increases in the two countries which share borders with PNG.