
West New Britain Province launches Online Youth Registration platform
West New Britain Province in Papua New Guinea has launched a Youth Online Registration platform to provide new development opportunities for disengaged and out-of-school youths.
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West New Britain Province in Papua New Guinea has launched a Youth Online Registration platform to provide new development opportunities for disengaged and out-of-school youths.

A team from Papua New Guinea's Department of Works and Highways successfully completed a historic test drive along the Transnational Highway, connecting Lae to Port Moresby.

A video of a golden retriever named Moose captivated by guinea pigs in a pet store has gone viral, showing the dog's intense focus on the small animals.

A deadly landslide at a rubbish landfill in Guinea's capital, Conakry, killed at least 30 people after heavy rains. The incident has highlighted the country's ongoing issues with waste management.

Kumul Minerals Holdings Limited (KMHL) is providing K440,000 in support for churches across Papua New Guinea to mark Covenant Renewal Day on August 26, 2026, an event bringing Christians together for prayer and reflection.
A woman who experienced the loss of her grandson and dozens of guinea pigs now dedicates her life to caring for nearly 400 guinea pigs, providing them with a safe home.

Weather forecasts have been issued for the New Guinea Islands, providing updates for the afternoon, evening, and upcoming day. Residents are advised to check local reports for specific conditions.

The initial shipment of Perodua's high-spec Traz H variant vehicles has completely sold out in Papua New Guinea during pre-launch orders, indicating strong consumer demand for fuel-efficient cars in the region.
A landslide at a landfill in Guinea has resulted in the deaths of 30 people, the government confirmed.

The Takaepus to Elyakanda road project in Papua New Guinea's Wapenamanda local level government area is now progressing under the Connect PNG Program, aiming to strengthen road connectivity for rural communities.

A rubbish landfill collapse in Guinea's capital has buried several homes, resulting in the deaths of 30 people.

Widespread frost has severely impacted food crops in the Tsak Valley of Wapenamanda District, Papua New Guinea, raising concerns for local communities if the situation persists.

The St John Ambulance Service in Lae, Papua New Guinea, reported critically high demand on August 23, 2026, reaching 'status red' for emergency services.

Areas in the Aiyel Valley of Papua New Guinea's Wabag District, previously deserted due to tribal fighting, are now being considered for conversion into coffee growing plots, according to the Chairman of the Birip Coffee Cooperative Society.

The National Government will allocate funding for a gun buyback program in Jiwaka province, Papua New Guinea, rewarding those who voluntarily surrender illegal firearms.

Air Niugini, in collaboration with the Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority, is showcasing Papua New Guinea at the NATAS Travel Fair in Singapore.
The Superior Council of Magistracy in Guinea has dismissed magistrate Algassimou Diallo for having a phone conversation with an opponent of President Doumbouya.

Wapmanda village in Papua New Guinea's Wabag District was hit by an unprecedented frost and hailstorm, alarming residents about changing weather patterns.

Staff and students at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) will benefit from improved sexual and reproductive health services following the opening of a new clinic at its Waigani Campus.

Governments and organizations worldwide are preparing for the anticipated impacts of what could be the strongest El Niño event in a century, with concerns ranging from frost destroying crops in Papua New Guinea to drought affecting the Panama Canal and increased extreme weather in Europe and the UK.
Sources report that migrants were flown to Equatorial Guinea after they resisted deportation to Liberia under a deal made during the Trump administration.

The killing of a prominent rapper in Guinea-Bissau has prompted the political opposition to go underground, raising concerns about the country's political stability.

Former Port Moresby Soccer Association president Joseph Ealedona has urged football authorities and the government to provide urgent support and preparation for Papua New Guinea's women's national team as they aim for a spot in the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup.

A 34-year-old man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for his involvement in a gang that attempted to kill and destroyed the home of a 63-year-old man and his family over a suspected sorcery-related death in Kaivukavu Village, Papua New Guinea.

Papua New Guinea's Deputy Prime Minister, John Rosso, has graduated with an Advanced Diploma in Government Leadership and Management, becoming the first sitting MP to achieve this from the Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance.

Kekesu Primary School in North Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, received a donation of Australian Curriculum primary school academic books from BMI.

Uzbekistan's women's football team has learned their opponents for the first stage of the 2027 World Cup intercontinental playoff: Papua New Guinea, Ghana, and South Africa.

According to an Assistant Commissioner of Police, law enforcement in Papua New Guinea is struggling to combat crime effectively due to aging stations, inadequate housing, and limited resources. Police cannot sustain frontline operations indefinitely under such difficult conditions.
Guinea-Bissau is experiencing its first mpox outbreak, according to UNICEF. The organization is working to support the country's response to the emerging public health challenge.

Prime Minister James Marape of Papua New Guinea marked Divine Word University's 30th anniversary celebration at the Madang campus by planting a tree and calling for business innovation.

Four Australian volunteers have arrived in Papua New Guinea to collaborate with local organizations, sharing skills and supporting community development in various regions.

City Mission PNG has appointed three Papua New Guinean leaders to head its operations in Port Moresby, Lae, and Madang, marking a significant milestone for the organization.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has developed and introduced modified, fuel-efficient drum fish smoking dryers to support small-scale coastal and river fisheries businesses run by women in Papua New Guinea.

China is set to donate drones to assist police in Papua New Guinea's Highlands Region with tracking down illegal firearms, as authorities urge voluntary surrender of weapons.

The Yapai Valley Day Care Clinic in Papua New Guinea's Lagaip District, an initiative of the Lyumbain Foundation, is appealing for basic medical equipment and supplies ahead of its expected December opening.
Papua New Guinea's foreign minister, Justin Tkatchenko, indicated that the West Papua issue is likely to be discussed by Pacific Islands Forum leaders during their upcoming meeting in Koror.
Nisira has revealed deep-rooted corruption within Papua New Guinea's Infrastructure & Utilities Department, bringing to light significant issues.
A rural school located in Papua New Guinea's Wabag District has received beneficial funding from the EPG program.
PNG CORE has commended the government's decision to promote a greater uptake of solar energy across Papua New Guinea. This initiative is expected to boost renewable energy adoption and contribute to sustainable development.
Youth in Papua New Guinea are engaging in programs focused on skills development, scholarships, and leadership, supported by initiatives from Australia.
Papua New Guinea is implementing K2.2 billion in spending cuts due to a record revenue shortfall.
The admissions team from the University of Enga in Papua New Guinea has conducted visits to schools in the Western Highlands region.
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Marape is leading a trade and investment delegation to the Solomon Islands.
Governor Sia has raised concerns regarding the police response following unrest during the Digicel Cup event in Goroka, Papua New Guinea.
Hip-hop workshops are being utilized to strengthen connections and engagement among youth in Australia and Papua New Guinea, promoting cultural exchange.
This entry represents an archive page for news from Papua New Guinea.
PNG Fashion Week successfully propelled seven local designers from Papua New Guinea onto the international fashion stage.
The Post Courier's Kila Pala Archives contain various news stories and updates related to Kila Pala, a prominent figure or topic in Papua New Guinea.
The Post Courier provides archival information regarding the 66th Mt Hagen Culture and Agriculture Show, a major event in Papua New Guinea.
A group of 17 American birdwatchers is currently touring the Enga Province in Papua New Guinea, exploring the region's diverse avian wildlife.
A PNG-ADF Recruitment Pipeline is set to launch within 12 months under a historic Defence Accord between Papua New Guinea and Australia.

The Transitional President of Guinea-Bissau urged citizens to vote in the new constitutional referendum, denying that it is a means to ensure the return of former president Embaló.
Parts of Papua New Guinea are experiencing drought due to El Niño, leading to shortened school hours, with similar conditions reported across the Pacific.

An analysis suggests that Guinea's response to the growing threat of terrorism must consider domestic risk factors, not solely the threat emanating from neighboring Mali.

Guinea's capital, Conakry, is seeking the return of the skulls of Bokar Biro, the last ruler of Fouta-Djallon, and three companions, nearly 130 years after their murder by French colonial troops. This request is part of a broader effort to reclaim historical artifacts and remains.
Bougainville President Ishmael Toroama has warned that if Papua New Guinea's national parliament refuses to endorse the 2019 referendum result, it will undermine the ongoing peace process.

A group of Guinean citizens has appealed to the international community to establish a civilian president and a government of national unity to resolve the crisis following the 2025 coup d'état.
A search crew located the wreckage of World War II flying ace Richard Bong’s missing plane on a Papua New Guinea hillside two years ago. A section of the wing will now be displayed at a museum honoring him in Wisconsin.
Air Peace expands its regional network with new Lagos-Conakry-Bamako flights, aiming to boost trade and tourism between Nigeria, Guinea, and Mali.

Sérvulo Correia discusses his childhood in the Azores, his time as a student of Marcelo Caetano, his experience in the Guinea-Bissau War, and his entry into Sá Carneiro's PSD party.

The Ghana Navy and the European Union-supported West Africa Integrated Maritime Security (SWAIMS) project have reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing cooperation for improved maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.

New Zealand has signed three major Pacific security agreements in less than four months, including a defence pact with Papua New Guinea, as part of a diplomatic push to counter China's growing influence in the region.
Authorities in several maritime provinces of Papua New Guinea are conducting searches for individuals reported missing at sea following separate boating incidents.

Guinea-Bissau's Supreme Court of Justice has annulled the pre-trial detention of four individuals accused in a coup attempt, declaring the detention 'incurably null' and stating the alleged crimes are not military in nature.

Domingos Simões Pereira, the main figure of the Guinea-Bissau opposition who was under preventive detention in Bissau, has been authorized to leave the country and is currently en route to Lisbon.
In 2015, two men purchased live sea turtles from a food market in Papua New Guinea and released them into the wild, preventing them from being sold for consumption.
The European Union and Portugal have provided patrol boats and crime-fighting equipment to the Nigerian Navy, aiming to bolster its efforts against piracy in the Gulf of Guinea.

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has committed K10 million to restart the Madang Airport terminal project, aiming to restore Madang's status as a beautiful town with investments in infrastructure.
Papua New Guinea's Central Province and the National Capital District are experiencing severe drought conditions due to the prolonged El Niño weather phenomenon.

The French scientific schooner Tara was attacked by armed pirates in Papua New Guinea, resulting in stolen goods and a minor injury to a crew member. The crew is safe and has resumed its journey.

Papua New Guinea has unlocked PGK15 million in emergency funding for districts and provinces to combat the biting effects of El Niño, while also launching awareness campaigns in affected areas.

A towering landfill collapse in Conakry, Guinea's capital, has resulted in the deaths of 30 people. The incident occurred when the rubbish dump slid onto a nearby suburb.

The National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCDPHA), supported by WaterAid PNG, has finished its initial phase of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) training across urban health facilities.

A landslide at a landfill in Guinea's capital killed at least 30 people, while heavy rains and a winter storm caused class suspensions, port cancellations, and weather warnings across the Philippines, Taiwan, and New Zealand.

A freshwater fish species, previously missing from scientific records for over 40 years, has been rediscovered in Papua New Guinea through a collaborative effort combining scientific fieldwork and local community knowledge.

The political instability and coup attempt in Guinea-Bissau are seen as a significant challenge for both African and European regions, with concerns that the country will continue to decline.
A landfill collapse in Guinea has resulted in the deaths of at least 30 people.

A deadly landslide at a landfill in Guinea's capital has resulted in the deaths of 30 people, according to official reports.

A newly discovered species of snake in New Guinea has been named after the iconic rock star Slash.
Rain and thunderstorms originating from Guinea are forecast to affect southern and eastern Senegal this afternoon, before spreading to the central region and Petite Côte overnight.

The Kerevat Correctional Service in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea, received K200,000 and four 9,000-litre water tanks from the Kokopo City Authority to address its pressing infrastructure and water needs due to overcrowding.

Persistent El Niño conditions are causing widespread frost and bushfires across Enga Province, Papua New Guinea. The extreme weather has led to the destruction of food gardens in areas like Surinki and Pogera, raising concerns about food security.
The main opposition parties in Guinea-Bissau have rejected the constitutional referendum scheduled for August 30, while the second vice-president of the CNT, Nelson Moreira, defended its legitimacy. This creates a political divide over the proposed referendum.

A newly discovered species of snake in New Guinea has been named after Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash. Scientists chose the name to honor the musician.

The University of Papua New Guinea Council has approved its 2027 fee structure, introducing new categories and adjustments to compulsory and accommodation charges.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has reiterated its strong commitment to supporting the vision of the government, likely referring to Papua New Guinea given the source.

The CEO of Simbu Provincial Health Authority, Dr. Ken Kassi, is advocating for the expansion of the Child Nutrition and Social Protection Project (CNSP) to all districts in Chimbu, Papua New Guinea, following successful pilot results.

Sources report that migrants were flown to Equatorial Guinea after resisting deportation to Liberia, a move reportedly carried out under a Trump-era deal.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) emphasizes that transport infrastructure is crucial for development, celebrating the opening of the Alotau Gurney Airport in Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea, as a symbol of connectivity and opportunity.

A thanksgiving marriage ceremony in Simbu Province, Papua New Guinea, highlighted the message that customary bride price should symbolize partnership and gratitude, not ownership.

Papua New Guinea's innovative judicial education frameworks are receiving global academic recognition and are set to be included in a US university curriculum by 2027.

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has stated that the newly opened Alotau Gurney airport must become an economic asset rather than a liability, as the government aims to grow the economy ahead of loan repayments starting in 2028.
Ghana's national women's football team, the Black Queens, have been drawn against Ecuador, Uzbekistan, and Papua New Guinea in the upcoming World Cup play-off.

Women incarcerated at Bomana Correctional Institution in Papua New Guinea will benefit from new equipment, provided through the Australia–Papua New Guinea Law and Justice Partnership, aimed at enhancing their rehabilitation opportunities.

Oro Governor Gary Juffa has urged for criminal organizations operating in Papua New Guinea to be assessed for potential designation as terrorist organizations. He proposes this assessment be conducted under the country's existing counter-terrorism laws.

Weather forecasts indicate cloudy conditions for Baku, Azerbaijan, and parts of Papua New Guinea for the upcoming night and day. Residents in both regions can expect similar overcast weather patterns.

Justice Vergil Narakobi has urged Papua New Guinea to adopt a new constitutional philosophy. This philosophy aims to balance the interests of individuals, families, villages, land, and the state.

Sumkar District has become the first district in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea, to present its 2025 Acquittal Report to the Department of Implementation and Rural Development.

Papua New Guinea business leaders are being encouraged to adopt a 30-year strategic outlook and secure government support to attract significant Chinese investment, ahead of the inaugural PNG-China Business Forum and Trade Expo in October.
Extreme weather patterns are affecting the Pacific region, with some of the highest parts of New Guinea experiencing snowfall this week while other areas face severe drought.

The National Airports Corporation, in partnership with the Papua New Guinea Fire Service and Milne Bay Provincial Government, successfully delivered the first phase of specialized Aviation Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) training in Alotau.

A community-based organization in the Surinki local level government area of the Lagaip District has constructed a water supply project for local communities after securing grants.

Prime Minister James Marape of Papua New Guinea is reportedly under significant and unnecessary stress, facing pressure in his role.
The Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) has renewed and strengthened its commitment and partnership with the Office of the Auditor-General of Papua New Guinea.
The governor of Papua New Guinea's Western Highlands province has warned that the region lacks the resources to cope with the severe impacts of El Niño currently affecting the country.
Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, stated that reducing deficits is the most crucial step policymakers can take to improve long-term affordability.
Police in the Chimbu province of Papua New Guinea have initiated a campaign encouraging residents to surrender firearms.
Papua New Guinea's economic growth projections for 2026 have been revised downwards.
PNG CORE has acknowledged the significant K2.1 billion contribution made by the New Porgera mine to Papua New Guinea's economy.
The Bulolo District Development Authority (DDA) in Papua New Guinea has rejected an 'inferior' mine deal, stating they will not sign it.

The 'Išeities taškas' festival in Kaunas, Lithuania, is showcasing the new generation of theater, while Papua New Guinea's NCD hosted an International Youth Walk.
The Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUOT) has announced the establishment of a new Unitech community foundation.
An individual named Motoum has embarked on a global leadership journey, transitioning from rural Papua New Guinea to Texas.
A report from Papua New Guinea indicates that the Treasurer has failed to submit a required report.
A group of 17 American birdwatching tourists visited the Enga Province Archives in Papua New Guinea.
Laiagam is set to host the second Lagaip District Cultural Tumbuna Show, an event celebrating the cultural heritage of the region in Papua New Guinea.
Ministers have confirmed that an ongoing audit of the Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) will not cause any delays to the Australian Recruitment Program.
A community-based organization has donated sporting equipment to two schools in Papua New Guinea's Lagaip District.
The Post Courier of Papua New Guinea published an archive page dedicated to 'Jiwaka Kumul', likely related to sports news from the Jiwaka province.

Kristin Lund, the first woman appointed to lead a UN peacekeeping mission in 2014, shares her experiences and insights, acknowledging her role as a 'guinea pig' in a male-dominated field.
A former Papua New Guinea player claims that a 'flawed' funding system is responsible for the silence of smaller nations amidst FIFA's internal conflicts.
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape has initiated discussions with the United States regarding its new and substantial visa bond policy.
Guinea-Bissau's junta leader, General Horta N'Tam, has made his first foreign trip to Chad, seeking legitimacy amidst diplomatic isolation and upcoming elections.

An urgent search has been launched in Italy for a large monitor lizard, native to Papua New Guinea and listed as one of the world's most dangerous, spotted 13,000km from its natural habitat.

Guinea has formally requested France to return the skull of Boubacar Biro Barry, the last leader of the Muslim theocratic state of Fouta-Djalon, as part of broader restitution efforts.
Papua New Guinea has initiated plans to request 200 defense personnel from Timor-Leste and other nations to help supervise its general election scheduled for next year, according to Prime Minister James Marape.

A wingtip from the Lockheed P-38 Lightning 'Marge,' flown by World War II ace pilot Richard Bong, has been brought to a museum in his home state of Wisconsin. The plane crashed in 1944 over what is now Papua New Guinea.

Guinea has become the first member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to formally withdraw from the planned West African single currency, the eco, choosing instead to keep its national currency.

A quiz challenges participants to identify countries based on surprising facts, such as where there are more pyramids than in Egypt or where it's forbidden to own only one guinea pig.
Papua New Guinea authorities have recovered 12 bodies and are continuing searches for missing people following several separate boating incidents in recent days.

The leader of the PAIGC, a Guinean opposition party, arrived in Lisbon to an enthusiastic reception from supporters, promising to continue his political 'combat' from exile.

The father of a Guinean teenager with sickle cell disease, who died in prison days after being arrested for cheating on an exam, is demanding justice and blaming authorities for his son's death.
Papua New Guinea and New Zealand have committed to enhancing their defence cooperation, with a particular focus on the maritime domain.

A profile of the influential and controversial Czech writer and journalist Ludvík Vaculík, known for his individualistic stance and works like 'The Axe' and 'Guinea Pigs'.

The United States is escalating trade disputes with Canada and China, proposing new tariffs and visa fee hikes, while simultaneously implementing a containment strategy and economic sanctions against Iran. These actions are contributing to heightened global economic and diplomatic tensions.
Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya has dismissed 173 military personnel, including Commander Michel Lamah, from the armed forces for 'desertion' on Monday, August 24, 2026.

Police and Internal Security Minister Sir John Pundari of Papua New Guinea is described as a man on a mission, seeking public support.

Civil engineer Elijah Ambelye is gaining experience leading the development of Papua New Guinea’s first specialized biosecurity testing facility.

More than half of the 46 suspected mpox cases reported in Guinea-Bissau since the outbreak was declared in July are among children, raising concerns about undetected spread of the virus in the West African country.

A landslide at a landfill in the capital of Guinea kills 30 people, officials say CNN

The Child & Family Services Council has been established in Kimbe, Papua New Guinea, with a focus on supporting children and youths. This initiative aims to strengthen family services and welfare in the region.

Project Yumi Inc. and the International Training Institute (ITI) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This agreement aims to empower young Papua New Guineans by providing them with essential skills for employment through Project Wok.

Professor Ian Findlay, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Papua New Guinea, emphasized that donating blood is a small act that can have a life-saving impact on others.
Guinea-Bissau's National Electoral Commission (CNE) has unveiled the logistical and legal preparations for the upcoming August 30 referendum on a new Constitution, just one week before the popular consultation.
Bernard Bassène, captain of a pirogue that disappeared from Élinkine and was found in Guinea, has shared a moving testimony of his survival after being lost at sea for over eight months.

The community of Wei village in Papua New Guinea celebrated the official acknowledgment of new machinery and equipment. These resources were purchased by the Enga Provincial Government for the Wei Adventist Primary School in the Laiap local level government of Wabag District.

Hundreds of Grade 12 students and non-school leavers in Simbu, Papua New Guinea, attended the 2026 Grade 12 Provincial Career Expo. They were urged to contribute to the province's future development.

The government of Papua New Guinea will offer leniency to individuals who surrender illegal firearms, but those who fail to do so will face consequences. The Police Minister emphasized the importance of surrendering weapons.

A Grade 3 student at Sopas Adventist Primary School in Papua New Guinea's Enga Province took the lead in sharing the morning devotion with his school.
Upon returning from vacation, Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya dismissed two ministers and a presidential advisor, issuing a stern warning against corruption.

TikTok has agreed to pay a $400 million settlement to the US Justice Department, resolving investigations into the company's handling of children's privacy data. This agreement concludes the legal battle regarding the collection of personal information from minors on the platform.

The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) and the Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance (SILAG) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to help SILAG secure its campus and grow as an institution.

A bushfire in Kwalakessi Village, West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea, destroyed seven houses on Thursday, August 20, 2026.

The Mulitaka Youth Cooperative Society in Papua New Guinea has successfully completed its Talapia Fish Farming Project, aiming to create sustainable economic opportunities for local youths in the Mulitaka area.
Guinean singer Sékouba Bambino and his daughter Iama are celebrating the transmission of the Mandingue singing tradition, highlighting the role of griots as masters of oral history and art.
Guinea-Bissau has reported its first-ever cases of mpox, with children identified as the most vulnerable demographic. This marks a new spread of the virus in the region.

A documentary film titled 'Senisim Pasin' focusing on domestic violence and social issues was screened for over 1,000 students at Laloki Secondary School in Papua New Guinea as part of a two-day awareness program.

New Porgera Limited has introduced a new legal scholarship program aimed at fostering the development of commercial lawyers in Papua New Guinea.

Fr Jan Czuba transformed Divine Word Institute into a university in Papua New Guinea, overcoming structural limitations to expand higher education in the country.

Prime Minister James Marape clarifies that his government is enforcing long-standing laws requiring accountability across the public service, rather than creating new policies, warning officials who fail to comply.

UNICEF is urgently requesting $150,000 to address the mpox (monkeypox) outbreak in Guinea-Bissau, where there are seven confirmed and 46 suspected cases, with concerns rising due to the reopening of schools.

Guinea-Bissau has reported its first outbreak of mpox, with half of the suspected cases identified among children. Mpox is caused by a virus from the same family as smallpox and can be transmitted to humans by animals.

Ghana's Black Queens have been drawn against Ecuador, Uzbekistan, and Papua New Guinea in the first phase of the intercontinental playoffs for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

A Papua New Guinea-developed ambulance training program has received international recognition for its success in building a skilled and sustainable emergency care workforce.

New Porgera Limited (NPL) has introduced a new legal scholarship program aimed at fostering the development of commercial lawyers in Papua New Guinea. The initiative was officially launched at the University of Papua New Guinea.

The Pacific Lime and Cement project in Papua New Guinea's Central Province is expected to replace imported products once it begins production, according to Managing Director Paul Mulder.

Papua New Guinea's Office of Censorship has initiated a research program in Kimbe, West New Britain Province, to understand social media users' perspectives, particularly among children and young people.

The National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCD-PHA) convened its quarterly Board of Governance meeting last Friday under the chairmanship of Mr. Daniel Waswas.

Sopas Adventist Primary School in Papua New Guinea's Wabag District is incorporating pathfindering activities into its curriculum, going beyond traditional academics.

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape and Timor-Leste President H.E. Dr José Ramos-Horta met to advance regional security and higher education partnerships.
Schools in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, are adjusting their schooling hours in response to the El Nino weather phenomenon.
The government of Papua New Guinea has made a decision to permit households to install rooftop solar grids. This initiative aims to promote renewable energy adoption and potentially alleviate pressure on the national power infrastructure.
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Marape has officially welcomed Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles to Port Moresby, signaling diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
Archives related to the 2026 National Development Forum in Papua New Guinea are being maintained, indicating future planning discussions.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has organized a regional breakfast meeting for commissioners in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
The Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council (CIMC) is set to host the 2026 National Development Forum, which will conclude a series of forums in Papua New Guinea.
The Post Courier reports on the archives of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUOT) Alumni Association.
A historic K600 million Kaugel Hydro Project has been officially launched in Papua New Guinea's Southern Highlands, marking a significant milestone for the region.
A Tongan officer has been officially sworn in to serve with the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC).
Guinea Insurance Plc has successfully completed its recapitalisation process, meeting all regulatory requirements and strengthening its capital base in preparation for future expansion initiatives.
Plans are advancing to establish a new province by splitting off territory from the Western Province of Papua New Guinea.
The Post Courier provides archival information regarding the 32nd Enga Cultural Show, a significant cultural event in Papua New Guinea.
The Enga Provincial Government has formally declared the establishment of a new secondary school in Kompiam Ambum, Papua New Guinea.
Australia and Papua New Guinea are fast-tracking the implementation of the Pukpuk Treaty as their Defence Ministers meet to discuss cooperation.
The Sanctuary Hotel has become the first official commercial partner for boxer John Ume in Papua New Guinea.
A gun amnesty program in Papua New Guinea's Jiwaka province has progressed to its second phase, with authorities reporting the surrender of more than 30 weapons.
An Indian iron ore producer has been authorized to work towards restarting a giant copper mine in Papua New Guinea. The mine has been closed for nearly 40 years and was previously a flashpoint in a civil war.

The heads of diplomacy for the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) are debating the situation in Guinea-Bissau. The country was suspended from the organization in December following a coup that deposed Umaro Sissoco Embaló and halted the electoral process.

The former commander-general of Guinea-Bissau's National Guard has filed a criminal complaint, accusing the president of the Superior Military Court of abuse of power, malfeasance, usurpation of public functions, and obstruction of justice.
Senegal is expected to act according to its own interests in mediating the conflict in Guinea-Bissau. An analysis questions to what extent Guinea-Bissau has been able to define its interests with the same consistency.
A young man from Equatorial Guinea shared his harrowing experience after being lured into a Russian recruitment trap and sent to fight in Ukraine, warning others of the dangers.
The result of the Bougainville independence referendum will be formally presented to Papua New Guinea's national parliament on August 27.
Lieutenant Colonel Afam Junior Chidi has assumed command of the Nigerian Army contingent in Guinea-Bissau as part of a troop rotation for the ECOWAS Stabilization Support.

Denmark's armed forces are launching a new conscription initiative, with 32 young individuals having served as 'guinea pigs' to pave the way. A local newspaper followed these participants for six months, documenting their experiences serving the country.

Nigeria has deployed 86 troops to the ECOWAS peace mission in Guinea-Bissau, continuing its role as one of the largest troop contributors to ECOWAS peace support operations across West Africa.
The release of Guinea-Bissau's opposition leader, Domingos Simões Pereira, for health reasons before the new Constitution referendum, clears the path for President Embaló's potential return to power.

Domingos Simões Pereira, who has been detained since July 10 on alleged coup charges in Guinea-Bissau, was authorized to travel to Portugal. The CPLP (Community of Portuguese Language Countries) states that his partial release is insufficient and advocates for his full freedom.
Three separate boating incidents have been reported in Papua New Guinea waters, resulting in the recovery of eight bodies and dozens more still missing.

A Guinean teenager, who was jailed for allegedly cheating on an exam, has died due to complications from sickle cell disease, according to his father. The incident has raised concerns about the treatment of minors in the justice system.

The International Literary Festival of Paraty, running until the 26th, will feature 15 panels with Portuguese, Brazilian, Angolan, and Guinean authors exploring various literary landscapes in Portuguese, with Tolentino among the attendees.