By Prime Minister Hon. James Marape | 16 December 2020.
I am not a righteous person so don’t praise me or another human, for we all live by Him , the Great Almighty Jehovah God who created us.
Roman 8:28 has always been my mojo when the going gets tough.
I stand to be continually advised to do better for our country now and into the future. If there were mistakes I made in the yesterdays, well I have learnt!
My country and people, have HOPE not all is bad, even if I am not around I am grooming the next generation PNG Leaders who will care for our resources and the ordinary people.
Our dream is for our country to be rich and our people to be well looked after hence we are doing reforms.
Today in compliance to court direction, we sat in parliament and pass budget for 2021 and 70 Honorable MPs are now with me going back to our government retreat base.
To the family and people of the 52 MPs who maintained presence with me right through, I say THANKYOU.
To those who moved and got back, I ask our citizens to understand them, they had work issues with me hence they left, we have reconciled and they are back.
To the opposition, we have not been greedy , development funds for your districts and provinces are being distributed.
Let’s all work for our country now, enough of politics. It’s only one year to 2022, support me in a better cleaner census and common roll update next year.
Our country needs stability and not instability. Put your country ahead of your self, what will you honestly do in one year, when you all had 43 years running this country.
Now time blo stretpla wok lo mas go stret!
PMJM!
#TakeBackPNG’s resources
#thefightfornextgeneration
#thankyou52+leaders
#workmasgostret
—————————————–
Many Papua New Guineans know Anslom Nakikus as a famous reggae singer. But fewer people know that he is also a well-educated man who studied at the University of Papua New Guinea and the University of Goroka before rising to international music success. His story shows how education and talent can work together to inspire a generation.
From teaching herself coding at age 12 to becoming one of the world’s youngest tech CEOs, Crystal Kewe is inspiring innovation in Papua New Guinea. Her company, Crysan Technology, and the award-winning Biluminous app are helping connect traditional artisans with global digital markets.
Israel launched a rare daylight precision strike targeting a high-level Iranian leadership meeting, raising serious regional security concerns and questions about intelligence penetration inside Tehran.
Hundreds of concerned investors gathered outside Faith-G offices across PNG on February 23, 2026, demanding refunds. With no response from company officials, tensions are rising as reports emerge that the CEO may be on the run.
