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K20mil paid for LO accommodation: Opa | The National (opens the original)
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FINANCE Minister Thomas Opa says K20 million was paid to the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) last week to settle the accommodation bills of landowners attending a forum in Port Moresby. Opa was responding to a picture showing 100-plus evicted landowners from a hotel at Six-Mile in Port Moresby recently. It is understood that the Papua LNG landowners were some of those still living in at least 11 lodges and motels in the city due to the prolonged tier-one negotiations. Opa told The National th
Niningi apologises over Wabag judge appointment | The National (opens the original)
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Attorney-General Pila Niningi admits that a mistake was made and apologised to the nation on a judge’s appointment process. He was responding to yesterday’s front page report on the Supreme Court’s hearing on Wabag resident judge Graham Ellis that he did not have the judicial powers and functions to preside over cases after reaching the retirement age of 72 on Nov 21 last year. A five-man bench – comprising justices David Cannings, Panuel Mogish, George Manuhu, Allan David and Joseph Yagi – rule
Bank pursues stock exchange IPO for next year | The National (opens the original)
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THE National Banking Corporation (NBC) is pursuing an initial public offering (IPO) on the PNG Stock Exchange in the final quarter of next year. State Enterprises Minister William Duma announced this during the opening of the bank’s commercial center at Waigani, Port Moresby yesterday. The NBC is the country’s seventh fully-licensed commercial bank, and is now offering full banking services nationwide. It has 11 branches in all four regions with plans to establish more, according to Duma. He sai
Implementation phase for SEZs | The National (opens the original)
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Q: What is the current status of PNG’s special economic zones, and how many are actually operational today? Papua New Guinea’s Special Economic Zone Development Programme (SEZDP) is in its implementation phase and forms part of the Government’s broader economic reform and growth strategy. The Government has identified 22 potential SEZ sites along key economic corridors to drive industrialisation, attract investment, promote downstream processing, and create employment opportunities throughout th
K100mil rental shortfall | The National (opens the original)
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THE Government has a K100 million shortfall in funding for rented office accommodation, resulting in the locking out of some public servants, but will still continue to rent offices, says Finance Minister Thomas Opa. “There are close to 150,000 public servants, (made up) mostly of teachers and health workers,” he said. “Additionally, there are more than 150 State departments, agencies, authorities, and offices, all requiring office space. “These public servants can’t all be housed and operating
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