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Trump threatens bombing if Iran does not make nuclear deal
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump threatened Iran on Sunday with bombing and secondary tariffs if Tehran did not come to an agreement with Washington over its nuclear program. The post Trump threatens bombing if Iran does not make nuclear deal appeared first on Post Courier.
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Govt continues to support affected business houses
By JACINTA DOKTA THE National Government continues its assistance program of providing funding support to business houses that were affected by the riots of January 10th, 2024. In a media conference today, acting chief secretary Mr Ivan Pomaleu presented a cheque worth K4 million each to two business houses at the Melanesia House to help…
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BSP launches Pacific wide rebrand
Based on a new rebrand as a bank now that is a Pacific wide institution, BSP launched its new logo that signifies a re-emphasise on customer service and delivery. The post BSP launches Pacific wide rebrand appeared first on Post Courier. The post BSP launches Pacific wide rebrand appeared first on Wanples.net Blog.
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BSP launches Pacific wide rebrand
Based on a new rebrand as a bank now that is a Pacific wide institution, BSP launched its new logo that signifies a re-emphasise on customer service and delivery. The post BSP launches Pacific wide rebrand appeared first on Post Courier.
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Ok Tedi Mine Review Aims to Secure Sustainable Future for Western Province
PRIME Minister Hon. James Marape has announced that a comprehensive review of the Ok Tedi Mine operations will beconducted before June 2025, reaffirming his government’s commitment to ensuring fair and sustainable benefits for the people of Western Province. Speaking at the launch of the Kiunga Airport terminal redevelopment today, Prime Minister Marape said the people…
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Mt. Hagen sees economic surge
A wave of economic optimism is sweeping through Mt. Hagen in Western Highlands with Provincial Member Wai Rapa declaring that “business is booming” in the region. The post Mt. Hagen sees economic surge appeared first on Post Courier.
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Celebrating higher education in Papua New Guinea with the Somare-Whitlam Awards
RECENT ceremonies in Madang and Mt. Hagen marked the commencement of the academic year for the 2025 cohort of Somare-Whitlam scholars under the Australia Awards In-PNG Scholarship program. The In-PNG scholarships support Papua New Guineans to study education, nursing and midwifery at 12 Papua New Guinean higher education institutions, targeting critical workforce gaps across PNG.…
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SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST PARLIAMENT DECISION ON VONC MOTION
The Supreme Court has ruled that the decision by the Private Business Committee to reject the 27th of November 2024 motion of No Confidence in the Prime Minister on the notice paper was unconstitutional and in breach of Section 111 of the Constitution. The case, which was filed by Deputy Opposition Leader and member for…
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Society must prevent another Black Wednesday: Chief Secretary
Chief Secretary to Government, Ivan Pomaleu, says there are no guarantees to say Black Wednesday won’t happen again, as the State disburses K8 million from a total of K83 million in support to businesses impacted by the 2024 January 10 riots in Port Moresby. The post Society must prevent another Black Wednesday: Chief Secretary appeared…
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Prime Minister Marape Opens Kiunga Airport Terminal, Pledges Continued Development for Western Province
PRIME Minister Hon. James Marape officially opened the newly redeveloped Kiunga Airport terminal in North Fly District of Western Province today, marking a significant milestone in Papua New Guinea’s national infrastructure agenda and reaffirming the Government’s commitment to connecting remote communities through transformative public investments. The occasion marked the launch of a K70 million infrastructure…
