Papua Niugini - Part 2

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.

News headline graphic showing Papua New Guinea added to the FATF gray list highlighting financial reforms and anti-money laundering improvements.

FATF Gray list Papua New Guinea 2026

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Papua New Guinea has been placed on the FATF gray list, signaling the need for stronger anti-money laundering measures and financial transparency reforms. The government has pledged to implement key improvements to strengthen oversight and reporting systems.

Acting Electoral Commissioner of Papua New Guinea demonstrating strong leadership and commitment to accountability in public office.

Acting Electoral Commissioner Demonstrates Courageous Leadership In Papua New Guinea

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In a period where public trust in institutions is under pressure, decisive action from the Acting Electoral Commissioner has set a powerful example of integrity-driven leadership in Papua New Guinea. The moment highlights the importance of courage, accountability, and principled decision-making in public service.

From Running Dart To Running My Own SME – WAPA CONSTRUCTION LTD Building PNG, One Project At A Time

From Running Dart To Running My Own SME – WAPA CONSTRUCTION LTD Building PNG, One Project At A Time Read More »

WAPA CONSTRUCTION LTD – Building PNG, One Project at a Time From Running Dart to Running My Own SME – A Journey of Resilience by: Steven Wesley Wapa – Graduate Architect/Project Manager/Bridge Design Consultant/ MD @ WAPA CONSTRUCTION LTD I want to share a short story to inspire anyone out there who is working hard,

hon james nomane mp addressing papua new guinea's political crisis over the vote of no confidence motion 2025

James Nomane Files Supreme Court Challenge to Enforce Vote of No Confidence Motion Against Prime Minister JAMES MARAPE

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Hon. James Nomane, MP, has taken legal action in the Supreme Court to enforce a Motion of No Confidence against the Prime Minister, citing constitutional breaches, economic failure, and corruption. He calls it “The VONC to Save PNG.”

The NBC news screenshot of the image of the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea advocating for national family planning as the population hikes to 10 million.

When Will Leadership Accountability Become The Number One National Priority In Papua New Guinea?

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When will leadership accountability become the number one national priority in Papua New Guinea? Billions of kina in public funds have been wasted over the years with little to no accountability.

Daniel Baulch Exposes Flawed Anti-Corruption Strategy In Papua New Guinea (PNG)

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In his recent commentary, ICAC Deputy Commissioner Daniel Baulch warned that delaying financial tracing until convictions are secured undermines the fight against corruption in Papua New Guinea. He urged the government to follow best international practices—trace the money early, freeze assets fast, and hold all beneficiaries accountable.