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K8.5mil water project set | The National (opens the original)
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FOR 50 years, the people of Motu-Koita watched the nation’s capital develop around them while they hauled water in buckets for use due to deteriorating infrastructure in their villages. But that chapter came to an end yesterday with the launching of a K8.35 million water rehabilitation project for those living in Ward One of Moresby North-West in the National Capital District. MP Lohia Boe Samuel, who initiated the project in partnership with Water PNG and Monier Ltd, said that the people of Mot
Looking ahead in the media sector | The National (opens the original)
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THIS series on the 40 recommendations made by the Parliamentary Committee on Communications has come to an apt end. As comprehensive as it was, the recommendations made in the committee’s report tell of the great need to support an industry that is vital to the survival of the country’s democracy. On March 26, committee chairman and Wau-Waria MP Marsh Narewec said: “This report belongs to the people of Papua New Guinea. “It was built on their testimonies, their experiences, and their vision for
Maru, Namah joining forces | The National (opens the original)
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TWO Cabinet ministers, in a move that may have a bearing on the political landscape eight months before General Election 2027 (GE27), are aligning their political parties with a view to forming the next government. Yangoru-Saussia MP Richard Maru, the international trade and investment minister, is the leader of the Nesenel Unity Pati (NUP). Vanimo-Green MP Belden Namah, the tourism, arts and culture minister, is the leader of the PNG Party. The two Greater Sepik political heavyweights signed a
Registry wants fewer political parties | The National (opens the original)
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THE Registry of Political Parties wants to see a reduction in the number of political parties to improve the country’s parliamentary democratic system, an official says. Political Parties Registrar Emmanuel Pok said the current number of 44 was too big. “Our parliamentary democracy is reflective of the political parties in the country,” he said. “If the political parties are weak, that is reflected in our parliamentary democracy as well. “There were 56 political parties that contested in 2022 an
Call to strengthen information systems | The National (opens the original)
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THE Parliamentary Committee on Communications has seen the need for Papua New Guinea to strengthen its information ecosystem. In the committee’s report, tabled by chairman and Wau-Waria MP Marsh Narewec in Parliament on March 20, 2026, there were 40 recommendations presented. These recommendations offer pathways to reinforce journalistic integrity, protect constitutional freedoms, build public trust, support responsible digital transformation, and ensure that the media continues to serve as a co
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