The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) international board elects a new representative, the Department of Justice welcomes a Solicitor General, the National Statistical Office appoints an acting National Statistician and new head for the University of Papua New Guinea.
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Grant Thomas explores Lissenung Island Resort, where diving, snorkelling and surfing are part of the daily routine. The resort is also undertaking important fieldwork to save Papua New Guinea’s endangered turtles.
In this two-part series, Ian Hetri, Digital Marketer and Co-founder at Growthsquid explains how SMEs in Papua New Guinea can build—and maintain—a brand image online.
Data costs are likely to fall by 80 per cent because of the Coral Sea Cable System, which is scheduled to be connected to Port Moresby later this year, according to Peter Williams, Chief Executive of Deloitte Digital. He believes Papua New Guinean businesses will have to rethink their approach to investment, hiring, management and technological roll out.
Kina Bank acquisition of ANZ assets gets regulatory approval, NASFUND members paid K8.5 million in interest and Nautilus to be delisted. Your weekly digest of business news.
Equal Playing Field champions safe homes, happy families and strong communities in Papua New Guinea. The organisation tackles issues such as gender-based violence and uses sport to engage young people in its programs.
The Chief Executive of the Manufacturers Council of Papua New Guinea, Chey Scovell, has given an upbeat assessment of the prospects for the manufacturing sector. He tells Business Advantage PNG that the mood, while cautious, is becoming more optimistic.
Oil prices have strengthened, but LNG prices have come off sharply. Copper has eased slightly. Business Advantage PNG’s monthly overview of commodity and financial markets.
Port Moresby’s electricity generation capacity is set to almost double, with the advent of two new independent power producers, Dirio Gas & Power and NiuPower. For the first time, gas will be used for domestic power supply in Papua New Guinea—but challenges remain.