Seasonal Christian greetings to you Papua New Guineans. The year 2020 has been a difficult year of many challenges, including the worst global pandemic in a century of COVID-19, which affected PNG and the global economy. And, of course, many other challenges including politics have had negative tolls on our country but by God’s Grace
Monday 27 July 2020 The Government has imposed a 14-day lockdown in the National Capital District, on recommendations from the National Control Centre to prevent widespread community transmission of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19). Immediate measures also included those announced recently in regard to the wearing of face masks in markets and other crowded places and
Friday 24 July 2020 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape, today confirmed one more new case of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) in Port Moresby, bringing the total to 32 . He is encouraging anyone with flu-like symptoms to report to Rita Flynn and get tested to identify whether it is COVID-19 or not. He said day
Wednesday 17 June 2020 SCIENTISTS have been baffled by how the coronavirus disease 2019 had gone in this country, says Prime Minister James Marape. He was speaking last night at the closing of the State of Emergency and a thank you event at the Morauta Haus. Mr Marape said scientifically, one infected person was to
Sunday 14 June 2020 Prime Minister James Marape has assured Papua New Guinea that the management of the COVID-19 response will continue under the National Pandemic Act 2020 when the State of Emergency ends on Tuesday 16 June. Mr Marape was speaking on the COVID-19 Question and Answer Program which will be aired on Wednesday
Friday 5 June 2020 Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has expressed his gratitude to all Members of Parliament for their overwhelming support towards the Organic Law on the Independent Commission against Corruption (ICAC). He said this after Parliament voted 98-0 in favour of ICAC on Wednesday June 3, with one more vote in the August
Sunday May 24, 2020 Prime Minister, James Marape, has assured the nation that work of police would not be impeded by him as Prime Minister in the face of many allegations that criss-cross many persons, including himself over the many outstanding matters that are of public concern. Mr Marape made this statement, in light of
Tuesday 19 May 2020 Prime Minister . Hon. James Marape, has repeatedly urged Papua New Guineans to remain sensitive , despite the country’s eight established coronavirus (covid-19) cases so far. In his opening remarks during today’s press briefing on the government’s response to covid-19, Mr Marape urged every citizen and resident not to be complacent.
[siteorigin_widget class=”thinkup_builder_texteditor”][/siteorigin_widget] The second case is a 40 year old female from the East New Britain Province who developed cough on 23 March and was admitted to the Nonga Hospital isolation ward on March 28 and treated for severe respiratory illness. The patient has been isolated and quarantined. An additional two persons under investigation from
Approved Release: Sunday, 05th April 2020 By PM’s Media Prime Minister Hon. James Marape, MP is calling on all government agencies to comply with the Five (5) National Emergency Orders imposed by the Government during this two-month State of Emergency extension on Coronavirus (COVID-19). PM Marape informed of the need to be strategic and targeted when
