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Official backs sector’s potential for job creation
2+ week, 5+ day ago (271+ words) THE country’s small-to-medium enterprise (SME) sector has the potential to create more jobs, reduce poverty, and strengthen local economic participation, according to Dr Sivanathan Sivaruban. But Sivaruban, the executive manager of the International Training Institute (ITI), said that while many…...
Fishing project launched in Kairuku - The National | Your Number One Daily!
1+ week, 3+ day ago (356+ words) A FISHING project launched over the weekend in Central’s Kairuku is aimed at empowering local fishermen and youths by showing them better paths to choose. On Saturday, Aug 29, the village of Abiara Oreke, witnessed the launching of the Bospo Fisheries…...
PNG’s declining agricultural output requires a return to commercial production
3+ week, 5+ day ago (854+ words) Papua New Guinea’s agricultural production has been in steady decline for more than two decades, and continued emphasis on policies and legislation will not reverse the trend without a fundamental change in how farming is carried out on the ground....
El Nino, Papua LNG project delay may impact economic growth | The National
3+ week, 3+ day ago (1263+ words) A STRONG El Nino event is expected to weigh on agricultural output, farm incomes and domestic demand, while a delay to Papua Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) reduces the anticipated near-term boost to construction activity. Agriculture output growth is now forecast…...
Veteran engineer leaves NiuSky | The National
3+ week, 2+ day ago (920+ words) FOR more than 40 years, veteran aviation engineer Kalogo Gulaga has stood at the forefront of Papua New Guinea’s aviation technology, witnessing and contributing to one of the most significant periods of transformation in the nation’s civil aviation industry. From repairing…...
Public-private cooperation urged on border trade
1+ week, 3+ day ago (192+ words) IMMIGRATION and Border Security Minister William Bando has called for cooperation between government agencies and the private sector to strengthen border integrity while supporting legitimate trade and travel. Bando told the PNG Customs Business Consultative Forum in Port Moresby that…...
Recruitment firm opens office in Port Moresby | The National
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (199+ words) A RECRUITMENT company based in Lihir, New Ireland, has opened its head office in Port Moresby to tap into the growing demand in the resource sector. Managing director Herman Bais said the Bahma Group was a national service provider specialising…...
KPHL inspects facilities
3+ week, 2+ day ago (348+ words) THE Kumul Petroleum Holdings Ltd (KPHL) board expressed satisfaction with the progress of the new cancer facility and National Heart Centre at the Port Moresby General Hospital (PMGH). However, they raised serious concerns over the surgical ward project. The cancer…...
Homeownership not out of reach: Real Estate firm
1+ week, 5+ day ago (202+ words) MANY Papua New Guineans believe that owning a home is out of reach unless they have the full price – which is not true, according to the Pacific Prefab Home PNG (PPH PNG). It is one of the companies under the…...
K46 billion trade surplus recorded with South Korea
3+ week, 5+ day ago (365+ words) PAPUA New Guinea had a US$10.35 billion (about K46.39 billion) trade surplus with South Korea in the past 37 years, driven largely by natural resource exports. Republic of Korea embassy senior researcher Hansung Park said PNG exported liquefied natural gas (LNG) to…...