French President Emmanuel Macron has conveyed his deepest condolences to the people of Enga and Papua New Guineans, in the wake of the tragic landslide in Yambali village that struck Enga Province on 24 May.
Police and defence force personnel will be out in numbers tomorrow-Tuesday 28th May to maintain peace and good order in the nation's capital as Parliament reconvenes and a motion of vote of no confidence in the government introduced.
Morobe Governor Luther Wenge is refuting a media statement circulated to media houses and also published on The National newspaper that he supports the move made by Finschafen MP Rainbo Paita and the other government members to the opposition.
The political front continues to develop an interesting movement between the two camps as undecided members of parliament remain uncertain about which team to join.
Minister for Higher Education Research Science and Technology and Sports, Don Polye has urged the Pangu MPs in both the Loloata and Sanctuary Camps to respect the party they represent.
PNGNA president Frederick Kebai (front-left) flanked by association executives during the announcement of the 2024 South Pacific Nurses Forum. (NBC News: Suli Suli)