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Douglas Tomuriesa, Pope Francis and James Marape

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  Opposition Leader Douglas Tomuriesa said he is disappointed and embarrassed over the way His Holiness Pope Francis was treated by Prime Minister James Marape over the last three-days during the Papal visit, and the lack of courtesy and respect shown by the Prime Minister. He said the Prime Minister continuously declares PNG as a ‘Christian country’ and prides himself on being a religious individual but he was surprised when the Pope was continuously snubbed by the PM over the weekend since the Pope’s arrival on Friday. “The Pope is the head of the Catholic church, the largest Christian church in the world and he is also a head of state. “PNG not only being a Christian country, but a country that prides itself as a ‘friend to all, enemy to none’, the PM should be according the Pope with the highest level of respect,” Tomuriesa said. The Opposition Leader pointed out that on Friday, the Prime Minister did not welcome the Pope at the airport, a tradition he had accorded to many other wo
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PRIME MINISTER DENIES SON'S ALLEGED INVOLVEMENT IN TRANSPORTATION OF MONIES

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  Prime Minister James Marape today brushed aside reports on social media about his son's alleged involvement in the transportation of monies amounting to K1.56 million from Port Moresby to Komo in Hela Province. He clarified this when speaking to the media upon returning from voting in his electorate this afternoon. Mr. Marape said his son was at a location nearby to where the suspect was found with the monies. He said the money allegedly belonged to a local construction company - Ipwenz Construction Limited. Mr. Marape said "He was not in the plane carrying the money. He was not part of the team that was carrying the money. It was a complete isolated matter from another person who was transporting the money who happened to be Director of the company. Nothing to do with me. My son had no input in the transportation of the money. He was in the vicinity. In fact, he was with us in the campaign run and I was in church and they were running to Komo with Malum and other journalist
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PM Marape's Son Caught Smuggling Cash In Hela Province

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PO: I think James Marape is blind and desperate

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  I think James Marape is blind and desperate. He and Pangu have no policies going into this election and has therefor nothing to debate. It makes me think about his infamous and now embarrassing, Marape Manifesto where his hollow words still ring out. He is simply lost and incompetent so now looking for things to say. I thank James Marape for the opportunity to talk about what PNC Government delivered for Lae If he wants to know what PNC Government has done in Lae, he should be ashamed driving on the roads and landing on the runway we built. He should be ashamed of flying his Pangu flags on power poles that we built. We PNC Government have transformed Lae pothole city into a cement road city using our local know how to ensure we built roads that can withstand the heavy rainfall in the city. We have built a world class Port providing much needed shipping services so that Lae can take up its rightful place as the industrial capital of PNG. We approved and started building the 4-lane hig
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LOHIA BOE SAMUEL NOMINATES TO DEFEND SEAT

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  Sitting Member for Moresby North-West Lohia Boe Samuel said he's ready to defend his seat. He won the seat through a by-election last year under the PANGU Pati banner. Mr. Samuel nominated at Ipi Park at Hohola yesterday (Thursday 19.05.22). Speaking after his nomination, Mr. Samuel said he's pleased to nominate quietly. He wished all other candidates well. Returning Officer for Moresby North-West, Vincent Manukayasi said 11 candidates nominated yesterday. They include former Chief Secretary to Government Issac Lupari, former NBC Managing Director Memafu Kapera, Dr. Thaddius Kambanei, Joe Tonde and female candidate Anna Bais. Mr. Manukayasi said he expects more candidates to nominate today. 69 69 28 comments 2 shares Like Comment Share
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PM SAYS HE WILL RESIGN IF PANGI PATI DID NOT FORM GOV.

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Prime Minister and Tari-Pori MP James Marape made a bold statement in Hela Province yesterday (Thursday) that he would resign as their MP if his ruling Pangu Pati did not form the Government after the 2022 elections. His statement before thousands of people in Tari after he was nominated shows his confidence in retaining the Open Seat. He thanked his people for their undivided support for him over the last 15 years in Parliament. Mr Marape says he wants Pangu Pati to have the numbers for the Governor-General to invite them to form the Government. He says he has already told the Pangu caucus that if they do not get the invitation to form Government, he will resign as party leader, and as Tari-Pori MP. Mr Marape says Tari-Pori has transformed over the last three years with a new airport runway and terminal, the Hulukumaiya Haus, National Development Bank and many other developments because all levels of government worked together under his leadership. The Prime Minister, after nominating
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Douglas Tomuriesa, Pope Francis and James Marape

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  Opposition Leader Douglas Tomuriesa said he is disappointed and embarrassed over the way His Holiness Pope Francis was treated by Prime Minister James Marape over the last three-days during the Papal visit, and the lack of courtesy and respect shown by the Prime Minister. He said the Prime Minister continuously declares PNG as a ‘Christian country’ and prides himself on being a religious individual but he was surprised when the Pope was continuously snubbed by the PM over the weekend since the Pope’s arrival on Friday. “The Pope is the head of the Catholic church, the largest Christian church in the world and he is also a head of state. “PNG not only being a Christian country, but a country that prides itself as a ‘friend to all, enemy to none’, the PM should be according the Pope with the highest level of respect,” Tomuriesa said. The Opposition Leader pointed out that on Friday, the Prime Minister did not welcome the Pope at the airport, a tradition he had accorded to many other wo
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