By Hon. Bryan Kramer, MP | 18 December 2020.
1) Deputy PM – Sam Basil (ULP)
2) MP Tambul Nebilyer – Win Daki (Pangu)
3) MP Nuku – Joe Sungi (Pangu)
4) MP South Fly – Sekie Agisa (Pangu)
5) MP Usino Bundi – Jimmy Uguro (Pangu)
6) MP Dei – Westly Nukundj (LP)
7) MP Pogera-Laigam – Tomait Kapili (URP)
8) MP Samarai Murua – Isi Lenoard (PNGNP)
9) MP Kompiam-Ambum Sir John Pundari (LP)
Basil United Labour Party x1
Marape Pangu Party x4
Pundari Liberal Party x2
Duma United Resource Party x2
Actual Ministry Portfolios will be announced over the weekend.
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Opposition Leader James Nomane criticises the PNG government over economic damage affecting young graduates and calls for a Vote of No Confidence to restore leadership.
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