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Court to rule on Yafai’s no-case submission
The National Court is expected to rule on Friday whether to dismiss the criminal case against Jacob Yafai or proceed to trial, following a no-case submission filed by his defense team on Wednesday morning.
PNG Lewas retain ODI status
Cricket PNG has achieved a major milestone with the confirmation that the national women’s team, the Lewas, has been granted Women’s One Day International [ODI] status for the 2025–2029 cycle, effective from May 12, 2025.
Henao Thomas leads Black Bass to first Isuzu women’s T20 smash title
The Black Bass made history on Saturday, clinching their first-ever Isuzu Women’s T20 Smash title with a hard-fought seven-run victory over the Mudmen in a thrilling final at Amini Park.
BFPNG launches ‘Golden Oldies Basketball’ for senior citizens
Prime Minister James Marape launched the Basketball Federation of Papua New Guinea’s (BFPNG) latest initiative — a new competition tailored for former and veteran basketball players.
Government committed to new Madang/Baiyer Road
The National Government is committed to completing the new Madang/ Baiyer Road soon.
Cardinal Ribat represents PNG and Solomon Islands at Vatican conclave to elect new Pope
Papua New Guinea's Cardinal Sir John Ribat was among the first to arrive at the Vatican ahead of the Conclave to elect a successor to Pope Francis.
PNG appoints Seline Leo-Lohia as Trade Commissioner to Indonesia to strengthen bilateral economic ties
Prime Minister James Marape has announced the appointment of Seline Leo-Lohia as the new Trade Commissioner of Papua New Guinea to the Republic of Indonesia, following approval by the National Executive Council [NEC].
Wewak port foreshore protection project completed
Wewak Port is now better protected against rising sea levels and intensified storm surges following the successful completion of the Wewak Port Foreshore Protection Project in East Sepik Province.
Bayune secondary receives new truck from Bulolo MP
Bayune Secondary School in the Bulolo District of Morobe Province received a boost to student transport last week, as local MP Sam Basil Jr officially handed over the keys to a new truck during a presentation ceremony on the school grounds.
Regional implications of U.S tariff a concern, says BSP
The recently announced United States Government tariffs on Papua New Guinea is limited, however the broader regional implications are more concerning.