Porgera Gold Mine Deal

Image of a historic event unfolded in Papua New Guinea at Porgera Mine as Prime Minister James Marape poured the first gold, marking a monumental milestone in Papua New Guinea's mining history. The occasion, witnessed by dignitaries and community members alike, signifies a new era of prosperity and opportunity for the nation.

Historic Moment At Porgera Mine! Prime Minister James Marape Pours First Gold

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Historic Moment at Porgera Mine as Prime Minister James Marape Marks New Deal by Pouring First Gold On February 23, 2024, a historic event unfolded in Papua New Guinea at Porgera Mine as Prime Minister James Marape poured the first gold, marking a monumental milestone in Papua New Guinea’s mining history. The occasion, witnessed by […]

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MARAPE’S NEW PORGERA DEAL IS NO DEAL AT ALL!

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The Opposition has been a lone voice against Prime Minister James Marape’s closure of Porgera gold mine in Enga Province and his New Porgera deal announced last month with much pomp and celebration. Mr Namah said at the time that the new deal is “no deal” and that it “stinks”. HON. BELDEN NORMAN NAMAH, MP LEADER

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.