The Prime minister of Papua New Guinea, James Marape, has shored up his political support by making the man, who attempted to remove him last year in votes of no confidence, a member of his cabinet.

But what may be most glaring about the letter from civil rights organizations is the harkening back to the FBI’s dark past of illegal surveillance of civil rights movements and leaders.

The gathering brought together a diverse group of young leaders, including Tyla Singirok ... listen to their aspirations for an inclusive PNG, and gain insights on the Youth Peace and Security Agenda ...

PowerDMARC received the prestigious "Leader" badge in the DMARC management category by Channel Program for Quarter 4 of 2024. MIDDLETOWN, DE, UNITED STATES, January 25, 2025 /EINPresswire.com ...

Papua New Guinea’s Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Member for Chuave, Hon. James Nomane, has filed a Supreme Court reference challenging the actions of the Private Business Committee (PBC) during ...