AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPapua LNG: Parliament unanimously passed four amendments that Prime Minister James Marape says clear a major step toward attracting about US$14.5 billion in project investment. Bougainville: MPs are debating whether to ratify the 2019 independence referendum, in which 97.7% voted for independence; the debate is due to resume in November before a final vote. Marape says a peaceful, workable outcome must respect Bougainville’s choice while addressing national unity. 2027 Election: The government has transferred K150 million to the Electoral Commission for preparations. Public servants planning to contest must resign by October 29, six months before the writs are due. Higher Education: Cabinet has approved a revised TESAS arrangement under which the government will cover 70% of eligible students’ fees, with families paying 30%; the HELP scheme may assist those unable to pay. State Revenue: Kumul Petroleum’s K400 million interim dividend brings its reported contribution to the state to K1 billion this year, adding funds to the national budget as El Niño pressures grow.
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