James Marape.
Papua New Guinea politician
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
- 129
What's happening
Active this week
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James Marape released a government performance review in Papua New Guinea, which was subsequently criticized by Peter O'Neill.Some support3 reports3 developments inside
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A debate comparing economic management records was held at the University of Papua New Guinea.Some support1 report
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Development in Madang focuses on Ok Tedi Mining, with the PM launching a cannery project and announcing SEZ development plans.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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Prime Minister James Marape called for the resignation of officials over issues concerning the University of Papua New Guinea.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Marape held a council meeting in Port Moresby and announced a labour mobility program for Australia and New Zealand.Some support1 report
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James Marape met Mark Robinson during an EITI delegation visit on November 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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James Marape and Powes Parkop jointly supported the Vagrancy Act on November 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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PNG government policy and development goals are being represented, with Lae serving as a key location for university grants.Some support3 reports2 developments inside
Earlier this month
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Leadership supports development funding progress in Menyamya District.Some support1 report1 development inside
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James Marape urged the Southern Highlands Province to embrace economic independence.Some support2 reports
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TotalEnergies and Mineral Resources Development Company are advancing a major LNG project in Papua New Guinea.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Marape welcomed the passage of bills through Parliament, involving TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné.Some support1 report
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PNG Chiefs were unveiled as the nation's inaugural NRL franchise.Some support2 reports
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Papua New Guinea held elections administered by the Electoral Commission while El Niño caused prolonged drought.Some support2 reports
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Marape addressed Parliament regarding mining reforms, while the government addressed regulatory failures and Juffa presented reports.Some support2 reports
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Juffa revealed gold smuggling links in Parliament while Marape defined terror as a threat to national security.Some support1 report
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Prime Minister James Marape and other MPs offered condolences during a ceremony held in Parliament.Some support1 report
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Amid election preparations, Ivan Pomaleu requested the Electoral Commission halt payments to a company, while Allan Bird called for leadership clarity and James Marape discussed appointments.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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James Marape tabled a bill in Parliament on October 15, 2026.Some support1 report
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Government intervened in PBF due to management concerns, while James Marape commended its improved financial performance.Some support1 report
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Ivan Pomaleu ensured the Cabinet was fully informed, which includes James Marape.Some support3 reports2 developments inside
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James Marape reported that Ivan Pomaleu is reviewing cases, involving the Public Service Commission in the compliance process.Some support1 report
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Amid political tension, James Marape defended the requirement for a parliamentary majority, while Ishmael Toroama claimed a breach of agreement regarding the process.Well supported8 reports2 developments inside
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James Marape and Ishmael Toroama signed the Melanesian Agreement.Some support1 report
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James Marape disburses funds due to the ongoing El Niño drought.Some support2 reports
One to three months ago
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Albanese, Marape, and PNG committed aid to Tuvalu to address El Niño's impact on the Pacific.Some support2 reports
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James Marape led a government performance review in Papua New Guinea.Well supported10 reports4 developments inside
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Road projects are underway in the Southern Highlands, connecting Hela and Tari through infrastructure improvements overseen by Marape and Rosso.Some support1 report
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Prime Minister James Marape led government discussions regarding LNG on September 21, 2026.Some support1 report
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James Marape called for a systemic overhaul of education standards in Papua New Guinea.Some support1 report
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James Marape, as Prime Minister, is noted for guiding the future of Papua New Guinea.Well supported7 reports
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James Marape committed to building a road in the Kerema region.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Marape traveled to Lae and visited Kaintiba near Kerema for a project launch, demonstrating connectivity.Some support1 report
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James Marape advocated for infrastructure development, including a potential continuous road connection project, in Papua New Guinea.Some support4 reports4 developments inside
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James Marape backed the K600 million Kagul Hydro Project.Some support1 report
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Prime Minister Marape celebrated recent improvements to the road network during a visit to Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea.Some support1 report
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James Marape views Port Moresby as a stage for national identity.Some support3 reports
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James Marape traveled from Port Moresby to Kaintiba in Gulf Province.Some support1 report
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Leaders are engaged in bilateral discussions regarding the future of Papua New Guinea's LNG projects, focusing on market security and national interests.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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James Marape plans to commission a new bridge in Goroka and travel to Goroka to oversee road commissioning.Some support1 report
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James Marape pledged support for East Sepik school rugby and served as patron for the Sepik Pride team.Some support1 report
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James Marape is advocating for greater support and replenishment of the Green Climate Fund for projects in Papua New Guinea.Some support1 report
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Marape mentioned that companies are reporting to Parliament, and these reports have been sent to Ivan Pomaleu.Some support1 report
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Amid strategic competition, the issue of missile tests near Koror is being discussed, with James Marape appealing to Chinese friends regarding the tests.Some support1 report
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PNG Power is facing financial difficulties confirmed by Deloitte, leading the government to pursue reforms in Parliament while Marape addresses the terminal condition.Some support1 report
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James Marape addressed national challenges, including corruption and poverty, while supporting a national reset in Papua New Guinea.Some support1 report
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Central and James Marape discussed funding for a border security project.Some support1 report
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James Marape called on prayer during a vote by Members of Parliament.Some support1 report
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Prime Minister James Marape announced a tourism corridor plan stretching from Port Moresby to Central Province, utilizing Gurney Airport.Some support3 reports
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A dispute has arisen over K17.4 million infrastructure grant funds involving Rufina Peter and James Marape.Some support1 report
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James Marape opened the upgraded Gurney Airport on August 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Allan Bird works with the Election Commission and Parliament to prepare for the General Election 2027, while James Marape aims to improve election processes.Some support3 reports4 developments inside
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Cabinet examined financial arrangements on August 1, 2026.Some support2 reports
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James Marape travels to Solomon Islands for a conference focused on investment and bilateral ties between PNG and Solomon Islands.Some support2 reports
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PARADISE Foods Limited received K11.5 million in funding for expansion, supported by NSL over 12 years.Some support1 report
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James Marape announced a financial package for the redevelopment of Rabaul.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The US imposed a refundable visa bond on Papua New Guinea citizens, coinciding with James Marape leading a government policy review.Some support1 report
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Marape addressed an investment conference in Brisbane, urging Australian businesses to increase their investment.Some support1 report
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The political leadership, based in the capital city of PNG, is guiding the ruling party through independence talks.Some support1 report1 development inside
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FATF grey-listing highlights financial oversight weaknesses in Papua New Guinea, prompting an audit into alleged misuse of public funds involving James Marape and setting a legal precedent via Paul Tiensten's case.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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What's reaching James Marape
Events traced to James Marape, step by step, newest first- Marape's government may face increased demands for regional security cooperationPNG's security agenda may require deeper regional cooperation and resource commitmentsPossible
- How could Augustus Minerals' push into PNG for Mt Kare affect James Marape?Augustus Minerals' push may influence PNG's resource licensing decisionsPossible
Around James Marape this week
News at the entities that move James Marape most-
Anthony Albanese OperationalPrime Minister Anthony Albanese attended a meeting in the Caribbean on November 1, 2026.Moves James Marape
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parliament OperationalAmon Nkhata attempted to steal cable from an ESCOM transformer, and the minister reported the theft to Parliament.Moves James Marape
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cabinet StructuralThe cabinet in Belize is discussing additional relief measures for the country.Moves James Marape
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Papua New Guinea StructuralThe Ministry of Natural Resources coordinates development and maritime cooperation with Fiji, Seychelles, Solomon Islands, PNG, and Sri Lanka.Moves James Marape
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government StructuralDissanayake serves as Finance Minister of the government, while Chanakya's principles regarding state power are advocated.Moves James Marape
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China OperationalNova Scotia is exporting seafood to China, which has extended tariff-free access for Canadian products.Moves James Marape
Connections
The 40 strongest of 129, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Papua New Guinea Structural
James Marape serves as the Prime Minister, leading the government and setting national policy for Papua New Guinea.
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Anthony Albanese Operational
Albanese and Marape are engaged in high-level diplomatic coordination leading to the formalization of a mutual defence treaty between Australia and Papua New Guinea.
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government Structural
Marape serves as the Prime Minister, leading and executing the government's policies and initiatives.
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Ishmael Toroama Operational
The two individuals actively coordinate and disagree as co-chairs of the Joint Supervisory Body regarding Bougainville independence and revenue sharing.
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parliament Operational
James Marape actively participates in and influences parliamentary proceedings, addressing bills, defining positions, and reporting to the legislature.
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cabinet Structural
James Marape holds a leadership and membership role within the cabinet.
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Peter O’Neill Operational
The two political figures actively compete in the public sphere and have historically influenced each other's leadership styles.
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Manus Province Transactional
James Marape traveled to Manus Province to assess the current disaster situation.
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Commerce Transactional
A formally managed the Commerce portfolio, which was subsequently divested from A's charge.
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James Nomane Operational
Nomane actively opposes and criticizes Marape in their respective roles as Opposition Leader and Prime Minister.
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Ivan Pomaleu Structural
Marape directed Pomaleu to set up a taskforce, and Pomaleu subsequently provided reports and reviewed cases under that direction.
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state Structural
James Marape holds a functional leadership role within the state's governmental structure, directing policy and initiatives.
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Kessy Sawang Structural
The relationship is defined by the functional dependency of Kessy Sawang's political role on the cabinet decisions and political actions of James Marape.
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PNG Power Structural
Marape uses his political capacity to oversee and critique PNG Power's operational viability and autonomy.
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Billy Joseph Structural
A was officially accompanying B during a state visit, establishing a functional dependency for the duration of the official travel.
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Wale Operational
The two individuals are engaged in discussions regarding resource policy between Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands.
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Haley Structural
James Marape is actively involved in finalizing and supporting Haley's professional appointment process.
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China Operational
Marape engages China diplomatically on regional security issues and benefits from China's status as a major trading partner.
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Rabaul Transactional
The relationship is characterized by the announcement of a financial package intended for Rabaul's redevelopment, driven by the actions of James Marape.
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Pangu Party Structural
The individual's proposals and leadership define the political platform and direction of the party.
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University of Papua New Guinea Structural
James Marape, in his capacity as Prime Minister, exerts political influence over the University of Papua New Guinea's institutional governance.
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Thomas Opa Structural
B appoints A to the Finance Ministry and assigns specific portfolios, establishing a functional hierarchy.
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John Rosso Operational
They function together as part of a government body responsible for overseeing infrastructure projects.
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Port Moresby Operational
Marape operates in PNG, utilizing Port Moresby as a key operational and political hub for his career.
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Melanesian Institute Structural
The Melanesian Institute is being considered for a government secretariat role, linking its institutional function to the political sphere.
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Gurney Airport Operational
The relationship is defined by Marape's action in opening and utilizing the upgraded airport infrastructure.
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American Operational
The relationship is defined by ongoing discussions regarding a defense cooperation agreement between the U.S. and Papua New Guinea.
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Vanuatu Operational
The PNG Prime Minister (A) is engaged in actions concerning the issues of Vanuatu (B), specifically regarding drought preparedness.
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St John Ambulance Structural
The government body connected to A is planning to formally support and bolster the operations of St John Ambulance.
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Office of the Auditor-General Operational
Marape is involved in a planned joint review with the Office of the Auditor-General regarding administration performance.
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Central Province Structural
James Marape's political influence is tied to Central Province's critical issues, including land tenure and development planning.
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Joe Kuli Structural
James Marape holds an oversight position over Joe Kuli within the cabinet structure.
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Tuvalu Transactional
PNG provides a yearly financial contribution of K5 million to Tuvalu over a five-year period.
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Bena Shared context
James Marape plans to commission a bridge in the location of Bena.
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Green Climate Fund Operational
GCF provides support and funding for projects within Papua New Guinea, where James Marape holds political influence.
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Sitiveni Rabuka Operational
James Marape and Sitiveni Rabuka are jointly leading a Pacific mission.
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Li Qiang Operational
The two individuals engage in high-level diplomatic coordination, including promoting Belt and Road cooperation and exchanging formal messages.
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Kerema Transactional
Marape visited Kerema and committed to initiating a road-building project in the region.
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Matthew Wale Operational
The two political figures engage in ongoing bilateral discussions concerning regional security and investment cooperation.
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agriculture Operational
James Marape, as Prime Minister, issues directives to influence agricultural production.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
5 events- A debate comparing economic management records was held at the University of Papua New Guinea.
- Prime Minister James Marape called for the resignation of officials over issues concerning the University of Papua New Guinea.
- Marape held a council meeting in Port Moresby and announced a labour mobility program for Australia and New Zealand.
- James Marape met Mark Robinson during an EITI delegation visit on November 1, 2026.
- James Marape and Powes Parkop jointly supported the Vagrancy Act on November 1, 2026.
October 2026
12 events- Leadership supports development funding progress in Menyamya District.
- James Marape urged the Southern Highlands Province to embrace economic independence.
- Marape welcomed the passage of bills through Parliament, involving TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné.
- Papua New Guinea held elections administered by the Electoral Commission while El Niño caused prolonged drought.
- Marape addressed Parliament regarding mining reforms, while the government addressed regulatory failures and Juffa presented reports.
- Juffa revealed gold smuggling links in Parliament while Marape defined terror as a threat to national security.
- Prime Minister James Marape and other MPs offered condolences during a ceremony held in Parliament.
- James Marape tabled a bill in Parliament on October 15, 2026.
- Government intervened in PBF due to management concerns, while James Marape commended its improved financial performance.
- James Marape reported that Ivan Pomaleu is reviewing cases, involving the Public Service Commission in the compliance process.
- James Marape and Ishmael Toroama signed the Melanesian Agreement.
- Albanese, Marape, and PNG committed aid to Tuvalu to address El Niño's impact on the Pacific.
September 2026
16 events- TotalEnergies and Mineral Resources Development Company are advancing a major LNG project in Papua New Guinea.
- PNG Chiefs were unveiled as the nation's inaugural NRL franchise.
- James Marape disburses funds due to the ongoing El Niño drought.
- Road projects are underway in the Southern Highlands, connecting Hela and Tari through infrastructure improvements overseen by Marape and Rosso.
- Prime Minister James Marape led government discussions regarding LNG on September 21, 2026.
- James Marape called for a systemic overhaul of education standards in Papua New Guinea.
- James Marape, as Prime Minister, is noted for guiding the future of Papua New Guinea.
- James Marape committed to building a road in the Kerema region.
- Marape traveled to Lae and visited Kaintiba near Kerema for a project launch, demonstrating connectivity.
- James Marape backed the K600 million Kagul Hydro Project.
- Prime Minister Marape celebrated recent improvements to the road network during a visit to Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea.
- James Marape traveled from Port Moresby to Kaintiba in Gulf Province.
- James Marape plans to commission a new bridge in Goroka and travel to Goroka to oversee road commissioning.
- James Marape pledged support for East Sepik school rugby and served as patron for the Sepik Pride team.
- James Marape is advocating for greater support and replenishment of the Green Climate Fund for projects in Papua New Guinea.
- Marape mentioned that companies are reporting to Parliament, and these reports have been sent to Ivan Pomaleu.
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August 2026
15 events- PNG government policy and development goals are being represented, with Lae serving as a key location for university grants.
- James Marape views Port Moresby as a stage for national identity.
- Amid strategic competition, the issue of missile tests near Koror is being discussed, with James Marape appealing to Chinese friends regarding the tests.
- PNG Power is facing financial difficulties confirmed by Deloitte, leading the government to pursue reforms in Parliament while Marape addresses the terminal condition.
- James Marape addressed national challenges, including corruption and poverty, while supporting a national reset in Papua New Guinea.
- Central and James Marape discussed funding for a border security project.
- James Marape called on prayer during a vote by Members of Parliament.
- Prime Minister James Marape announced a tourism corridor plan stretching from Port Moresby to Central Province, utilizing Gurney Airport.
- A dispute has arisen over K17.4 million infrastructure grant funds involving Rufina Peter and James Marape.
- James Marape opened the upgraded Gurney Airport on August 1, 2026.
- Cabinet examined financial arrangements on August 1, 2026.
- James Marape travels to Solomon Islands for a conference focused on investment and bilateral ties between PNG and Solomon Islands.
- PARADISE Foods Limited received K11.5 million in funding for expansion, supported by NSL over 12 years.
- The US imposed a refundable visa bond on Papua New Guinea citizens, coinciding with James Marape leading a government policy review.
- Marape addressed an investment conference in Brisbane, urging Australian businesses to increase their investment.
July 2026
5 events- Development in Madang focuses on Ok Tedi Mining, with the PM launching a cannery project and announcing SEZ development plans.
- Amid election preparations, Ivan Pomaleu requested the Electoral Commission halt payments to a company, while Allan Bird called for leadership clarity and James Marape discussed appointments.
- Leaders are engaged in bilateral discussions regarding the future of Papua New Guinea's LNG projects, focusing on market security and national interests.
- Allan Bird works with the Election Commission and Parliament to prepare for the General Election 2027, while James Marape aims to improve election processes.
- FATF grey-listing highlights financial oversight weaknesses in Papua New Guinea, prompting an audit into alleged misuse of public funds involving James Marape and setting a legal precedent via Paul Tiensten's case.
June 2026
7 events- James Marape released a government performance review in Papua New Guinea, which was subsequently criticized by Peter O'Neill.
- Ivan Pomaleu ensured the Cabinet was fully informed, which includes James Marape.
- Amid political tension, James Marape defended the requirement for a parliamentary majority, while Ishmael Toroama claimed a breach of agreement regarding the process.
- James Marape led a government performance review in Papua New Guinea.
- James Marape advocated for infrastructure development, including a potential continuous road connection project, in Papua New Guinea.
- James Marape announced a financial package for the redevelopment of Rabaul.
- The political leadership, based in the capital city of PNG, is guiding the ruling party through independence talks.