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.
FATF Gray list Papua New Guinea 2026 Read Post »
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.
Acting Electoral Commissioner Demonstrates Courageous Leadership In Papua New Guinea Read Post »
Simbu Province has renewed the contract of renowned surgeon-priest Dr. Father Jan Jaworski, ensuring the continuation of his 30-year legacy of specialist medical service and mentorship at Kundiawa Provincial Hospital.
Father Dr Jan Jaworski Simbu contract renewal Read Post »
PNG will soon roll out new SIM card registration rules requiring every mobile user to link their number to the SevisPass Digital ID. The changes aim to clean up the telecommunications system, reduce fraud, protect minors, and support safer digital access across the country.
– PNG SIM card registration 2026.
PNG SIM card registration – ALL SIMs to Link With SevisPass Digital ID by 2026. Read Post »
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Papua New Guinea’s Dr. Yalinu Poya Gow has been appointed to the U.S.-based Scientific Advisory Board of the AEHS Foundation — a recognition of her leadership in environmental science and a proud moment for PNG’s scientific community.
PNG Scientist Dr. Yalinu Poya Gow Gains Global Recognition Read Post »
A Call for Help: Conjoined Twins Born Near PNG’s First Missionary Site Need Urgent Medical Assistance Abroad 📰 Summary News
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.”
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.
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.
Daniel Baulch Exposes Flawed Anti-Corruption Strategy In Papua New Guinea (PNG) Read Post »
