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The National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) has come out to clarify why there has been a de...
19/12/2025

The National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA)

has come out to clarify why there has been a delay in issuing a license to Starlink despite the former Minister of ICT, Timothy Masiu, making a statement earlier inviting Starlink to PNG.

NICTA Chairman Brian Riches and Acting CEO Lume Polume clarified the situation in a press conference yesterday, addressing misinformation and outlining the regulatory standoff that's left users in the dark.

The regulator (NICTA) formally instructed SpaceX, parent company of Starlink Internet Services PNG Limited, on December 11 to cease all satellite internet services under the National Information and Communications Technology Act 2009.

Starlink currently holds no valid license, yet NICTA observed widespread importation, supply, installation, and use of terminals across the country in recent months.

Any person or entity engaging in these activities is in breach of the law and may be subject to enforcement action, including prosecution.

The delay stems from a March 2024 directive by the Ombudsman Commission, which prohibited NICTA from approving Starlink even after negotiations reached an advanced stage. NICTA has challenged this in court. The National Court heard arguments on September 5, 2025, with a decision still pending.

Until the Ombudsman lifts its order or the court rules in favor, NICTA remains legally bound, despite its readiness to license the service. Riches and Lume stressed the authority's support for "innovative, reliable, and affordable connectivity" within legal bounds.

SpaceX complied by disabling services nationwide on December 16, prompting user backlash including an online petition and over 160 direct responses to NICTA, highlighting illegal usage scale.

This comes amid PNG's connectivity crunch in rugged terrain, where Starlink promised game-changing access for businesses and remote communities.

EVENT: The Datec PNG Limited has opened its upgraded showroom in Port Moresby. Acting CEO Russell Tato shared the compan...
18/12/2025

EVENT: The Datec PNG Limited has opened its upgraded showroom in Port Moresby.

Acting CEO Russell Tato shared the companies vision in driving the digital transformation.

"Datec is on a journey to connect deeply with customers nationwide. The opening of the showroom was a show of the companies strategic intent to democratise access to technology and to position Datec as a a hub for technology and innovation, connectivity and customer empowerment. Datec is proud to be a key driver of digital transformation in Papua New Guinea"

Datec PNG a leading ICT provider and private-sector contributor to Papua New Guinea's digital transformation, delivering specialized infrastructure and services that align with national goals for connectivity, efficiency, and economic inclusion.​

Datec PNG offers robust data centers for secure data storage and processing, scalable cloud services to enable remote access and business agility, advanced cybersecurity solutions to protect against growing digital threats, and high-reliability connectivity options bridging urban hubs and rural communities.

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Port Moresby, PNG – Paul Sayer steps down as Chief Executive Officer of Nambawan Super Limited after eight years of extr...
17/12/2025

Port Moresby, PNG – Paul Sayer steps down as Chief Executive Officer of Nambawan Super Limited after eight years of extraordinary leadership that doubled the fund's assets under management from K6 billion to over K12 billion by 2025.

Serving PNG's 236,000 members, Sayer's tenure transformed the nation's largest superannuation fund into a resilient powerhouse amid unprecedented challenges.​

Sayer's legacy centers on strategic vision that delivered landmark milestones. He oversaw the opening of OPH, Rangeview development, Moki Business Park, and full acquisition of Paradise Foods Limited – diversifying beyond traditional assets into high-yield PNG opportunities.

Most notably, he executed the largest and most peaceful eviction in PNG history to repossess the valuable 9-Mile land, reclaiming critical real estate for future growth.​

These initiatives compounded contributions into K12 billion, achieving top-quartile crediting rates while balancing domestic and international portfolios. Membership grew to 235,888 by 2024, adding 7,569 new members that year alone.​

Sayer revolutionized operations with digital upgrades: enhanced mobile apps for real-time access, revamped websites, advanced call centers, and case management systems.

Branch relocations and expansions reached remote provinces, while remote working frameworks sustained services through COVID-19 lockdowns. Critically, he maintained a consistently low Management Expense Ratio, ensuring maximum value flowed to members rather than overheads.​

Leading "with both professionalism and heart," Sayer rolled out the Financial Literacy Program, empowering thousands with retirement planning education.

He championed policy advocacy for member protections, resolved pre-2009 unpaid public service contributions, and navigated Black Wednesday riots, economic shocks, and global crises without missing payouts.​ Housing advances, voluntary contributions, and discount programs expanded benefits under his watch.​

The Trustee Board expressed "profound gratitude" for Sayer's vision, dedication, and unwavering member-first commitment over eight years.

Photo Credit: Business Advantage PNG

15 organisations booked their seats in last 48 hours! This exceeded our expectations. 24 seats taken up by both governme...
17/12/2025

15 organisations booked their seats in last 48 hours! This exceeded our expectations.

24 seats taken up by both government agencies and few private sector organisatons. That means each organisation is sending either 1 or more partipants.

We have participants from New Ireland, Gulf, AROB.

Due to the high level of interest, we will close the registration soon and bring the event date forward to April 24-25, 2026.

We are limiting the number of agencies to less than 20 so that each agency gets tailored workshop materials. We will audit each organisons brand and content in order to address the specific challenges each agency face.

***About the Event

PNG government PR officers and digital transformation teams need hands-on tools to cut through noise, build trust, and deliver results amid tight budgets and high stakes. This workshop delivers actionable strategies for 2026 – from strategy to ex*****on.

Open to government agencies, departments, and interested private sector organizations. Limited spots – register early.

Key Topics

1) Brand & Communications Strategy: Map your agency's unique voice, audience personas, and 12-month content roadmap – align messaging with PNG's economic priorities

2) Visual Identity & Communications: Design compliant logos, color palettes, and templates in Canva – create professional banners, reports, and infographics that pop on any device.

3) Content Creation (Photography & Videography): Smartphone techniques for high-impact photos/videos – light PNG ministers for interviews, edit quick clips for Facebook, and produce policy explainers under 30 minutes.

4) Web & Social Media Copywriting: Write punchy headlines, posts, and bios that convert – formulas for LinkedIn threads, FB carousels, and press releases that get shares and replies.

5) Web & Social Analytics & Performance Tracking: Set up free Google Analytics and social media dashboards (Facebook Insights, LinkedIn Analytics) – track clicks, engagement, and ROI on campaigns, then optimize with real PNG case studies.

6) Crisis Management: Step-by-step playbooks for media storms – respond to scandals, policy backlash, or rumors in under 60 minutes, with holding statements and recovery narratives.

Next Steps

1) Register today via [link in comment section]
2) Share this post with all govt PROs and DTOs in your network

Port Moresby-PNG: Nambawan Super Limited has appointed Lachlan Baird as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective Janua...
17/12/2025

Port Moresby-PNG: Nambawan Super Limited has appointed Lachlan Baird as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 1, 2026, following an extensive search across Papua New Guinea and the Asia-Pacific region.

Baird will succeed Paul Sayer, who is stepping down after eight years of growing the fund's assets under management from K6 billion to over K12 billion by 2025.

Under Sayer's tenure, Nambawan Super achieved key investment milestones, including the opening of OPH, Rangeview development, Moki Business Park, full acquisition of Paradise Foods Limited, and progress on the 9-Mile land repossession.​

He also drove operational enhancements like mobile app and website improvements, branch expansions, and a low management expense ratio, while navigating challenges such as COVID-19, Black Wednesday, and economic shocks.

Sayer championed member-focused initiatives, including the Financial Literacy Program rollout and policy advocacy, always prioritizing member outcomes with professionalism and empathy. The Board expressed profound gratitude for his vision and dedication over eight years.​

Lachlan Baird brings over 30 years of superannuation, investment, and financial sector experience, most recently as CEO of Prime Super, managing AU$7 billion in assets. There, he transformed the fund into a multi-industry leader with top-quartile returns and a six-time CANSTAR 5-star pension rating.

"We extend our deepest appreciation to Paul Sayer for his many years of dedicated service and significant contributions to Nambawan Super.

"As we move forward, we are thrilled to welcome Lachlan Baird as our new Chief Executive Officer. Lachlan's leadership capabilities and proven success in transforming organisations in the superannuation industry will be instrumental in charting our future course and delivering continued value to the Members of Nambawan Super," said Richard Sinamoi, Board Chairman of the Trustee Board.​

Nambawan Super Limited is Papua New Guinea's largest superannuation fund, managing over K12 billion in assets for approximately 236,000 members as of 2024. As a defined contribution accumulation fund under the Superannuation (General Provision) Act 2000, it invests employer and voluntary contributions solely for member retirement benefits.​

The fund, governed by its Trustee Board, has grown significantly under outgoing CEO Paul Sayer, achieving milestones like property developments and operational upgrades including mobile apps and financial literacy programs. Incoming CEO Lachlan Baird will lead from January 2026, continuing focus on strong returns and member services across PNG.

Photo: Nambawan Super

Lord Fatafehi Kinikinilau Fakafanua has been elected Prime Minister of Tonga, succeeding Dr. Aisake Eke. This appointmen...
16/12/2025

Lord Fatafehi Kinikinilau Fakafanua has been elected Prime Minister of Tonga, succeeding Dr. Aisake Eke.

This appointment marks the first time a Noble Representative has held the position in more than a decade, following the democratic reforms of 2010.​

Lord Fakafanua inherited his title in 2006, associated with estates in Ma'ufanga on Tongatapu, Nga'akau in Vava'u, and Faleloa in Ha'apai.

These holdings qualified him to serve as a Noble Representative in Parliament. His mother, a granddaughter of Queen Salote III, connects him to the royal family.

His sister, Sinaitakala, is married to Crown Prince Tupouto'a 'Ulukalala. Lord Fakafanua's wife serves as India's Honorary Consul to Tonga, while her father previously held the post of Tonga's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.​

Lord Fakafanua entered Parliament at age 24 through a 2008 by-election in Ha'apai, becoming Tonga's youngest member of Parliament on record. At 27, he was elected Speaker of the Legislative Assembly in 2011, the youngest such position in the Commonwealth at the time.

During his tenure, he advanced reforms to promote youth and women in politics, combat drug issues, and safeguard land rights. After completing a master's degree in diplomacy, law, and business abroad, he resumed the Speaker role in 2017 and 2021, engaging with organizations such as the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.​

Lord Fakafanua founded and chairs the Royal Oceania Institute, focusing on ocean conservation, circular economies, and knowledge-based employment opportunities for Tongan youth.

He maintains interests in technology and media production, including videography, and leads the Shooting Association of Tonga and Tonga Rugby League to address youth unemployment and substance abuse. During his campaign for Prime Minister, he criticized limited progress and urged a renewed commitment to traditional Tongan values.​

At 40 years old, Lord Fakafanua becomes Tonga's youngest Prime Minister in history, bridging noble traditions with democratic processes established post-2010.

King Tupou VI retains authority for formal appointment, with Dr. Eke serving as caretaker Prime Minister in the interim.

His international networks and reform agenda position Tonga to address challenges in climate resilience, economic development, and youth empowerment across the Pacific region.​

Image: Axios

The Papua New Guinea government has secured immediate access to approximately US$219 million from the International Mone...
16/12/2025

The Papua New Guinea government has secured immediate access to approximately US$219 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

This follows the Executive Board's approval of the Fifth Reviews under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) and Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangements, alongside the Second Review under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF).

These are concessional loans, repayable funds with favorable terms like zero interest on ECF, grace periods, and long maturities, disbursed upon meeting reform targets to support balance-of-payments needs and structural changes.

The latest payout includes SDR 121.07 million (about US$165 million) under the ECF/EFF programs and SDR 39.48 million (about US$54 million) under the RSF. This elevates total disbursements to SDR 622.48 million (around US$851 million) since inception.

The ECF/EFF, approved in March 2023 for SDR 684.32 million (260% of PNG's quota), tackles chronic foreign exchange (FX) shortages and growth barriers. The 24-month RSF, approved December 2024 for SDR 197.4 million (75% of quota), strengthens defenses against climate-related balance-of-payments risks.

PNG's economy shows promise, with 2025 growth forecast at 4.5%, fueled by resource sector expansion, improved FX access, and robust agriculture. Yet risks loom large. Domestic shocks, capacity gaps, socio-political tensions, commodity swings, geopolitics, and waning global aid could derail progress, while new resource projects offer upside through export gains.

IMF Deputy Managing Director and Acting Chair Mr. Bo Li stated: “The Papua New Guinea (PNG) authorities have accomplished steady progress in implementing their homegrown reform agenda under the Fund-supported programs. Sustained commitment to these reforms will help rebuild policy buffers, address the country’s long-standing structural challenges, and secure a more resilient, inclusive, and greener economic growth.”

He added: “The authorities have been successfully reducing the fiscal deficit... protecting social and capital spending, strengthening debt management capacity, and modernizing cash management practices are also essential.”

Li praised FX improvements via central bank reforms and Kina flexibility, urging tighter monetary policy, governance enhancements, anti-corruption efforts, and climate resilience through disaster management and forest protection.

These loans reinforce PNG's reforms for debt sustainability, FX relief, better governance, climate resilience, and inclusive growth.

Photo: International Monetary Fund

Former ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott has launched legal action against the bank, alleging it breached his departure agreement b...
15/12/2025

Former ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott has launched legal action against the bank, alleging it breached his departure agreement by withholding AUD$13.5 million in bonuses and incentives.​

Elliott, who served as ANZ CEO from 2016 until May 2025, filed the claim in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The dispute centers on payments linked to the 2024-25 financial year, which ANZ reduced due to governance and risk management issues during his tenure.

These include a A$240 million penalty paid to Australia's securities regulator in September 2025 for misconduct in a 2023 government bond sale that cost taxpayers A$26 million and impacted nearly 65,000 retail customers, as well as other failures like charging fees to deceased clients.​

Elliott contends he had a clear agreement on exit terms and had already volunteered to forfeit some prior bonuses. He seeks a court declaration of breach and an expedited hearing.

ANZ Chairman Paul O'Sullivan described the board's decision as thoughtful, tied to regulatory standards from bodies like APRA, and confirmed no Australian executives received short-term variable pay this year. The bank plans to defend the matter vigorously.​

Current ANZ CEO Nuno Matos has labeled the underlying issues as serious and unacceptable, issuing a public apology. The case highlights growing scrutiny on executive compensation amid corporate scandals.

Picture By: Arsineh Houspian/ANZFormer ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott has launched legal action against the bank, alleging it breached his departure agreement by withholding AUD$13.5 million in bonuses and incentives.​

Elliott, who served as ANZ CEO from 2016 until May 2025, filed the claim in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The dispute centers on payments linked to the 2024-25 financial year, which ANZ reduced due to governance and risk management issues during his tenure.

These include a A$240 million penalty paid to Australia's securities regulator in September 2025 for misconduct in a 2023 government bond sale that cost taxpayers A$26 million and impacted nearly 65,000 retail customers, as well as other failures like charging fees to deceased clients.​

Elliott contends he had a clear agreement on exit terms and had already volunteered to forfeit some prior bonuses. He seeks a court declaration of breach and an expedited hearing.

ANZ Chairman Paul O'Sullivan described the board's decision as thoughtful, tied to regulatory standards from bodies like APRA, and confirmed no Australian executives received short-term variable pay this year. The bank plans to defend the matter vigorously.​

Current ANZ CEO Nuno Matos has labeled the underlying issues as serious and unacceptable, issuing a public apology. The case highlights growing scrutiny on executive compensation amid corporate scandals.

Picture By: Arsineh Houspian/ANZ

Registration is now open for PNG Public Sector Branding & Communications Workshop 2026.PNG government PR officers and di...
15/12/2025

Registration is now open for PNG Public Sector Branding & Communications Workshop 2026.

PNG government PR officers and digital transformation teams need hands-on tools to cut through noise, build trust, and deliver results amid tight budgets and high stakes. This workshop delivers actionable strategies for 2026 – from strategy to ex*****on.

Open to government agencies, departments, and interested private sector organizations. Limited spots – register early.

Key Topics

1) Brand & Communications Strategy: Map your agency's unique voice, audience personas, and 12-month content roadmap – align messaging with PNG's economic priorities like mining and digital infrastructure.

2)Visual Identity & Communications: Design compliant logos, color palettes, and templates in Canva – create professional banners, reports, and infographics that pop on any device.

3) Content Creation (Photography & Videography): Smartphone techniques for high-impact photos/videos – light PNG ministers for interviews, edit quick clips for Facebook, and produce policy explainers under 30 minutes.

4) Web & Social Media Copywriting: Write punchy headlines, posts, and bios that convert – formulas for LinkedIn threads, FB carousels, and press releases that get shares and replies.

5) Web & Social Analytics & Performance Tracking: Set up free Google Analytics and social media dashboards (Facebook Insights, LinkedIn Analytics) – track clicks, engagement, and ROI on campaigns, then optimize with real PNG case studies.

6) Crisis Management: Step-by-step playbooks for media storms – respond to scandals, policy backlash, or rumors in under 60 minutes, with holding statements and recovery narratives.

Next Steps

Register here: https://forms.gle/DNRLTpvzR9aM9Jsg9.

Early bird ends Dec 31.

Limited to 20 agencies only.

The Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach has announced that the Global real gross domestic product growth is expected to reach...
14/12/2025

The Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach has announced that the Global real gross domestic product growth is expected to reach 3.1% in 2026, a tick down from the currently estimated 3.2% in 2025

This is according to new projections released by the Mastercard Economics Institute on Tuesday in its new Economic Outlook 2026 report.

“The overall story is one of continued, but divergent, expansion in the global economy,” said Michelle Meyer, Mastercard’s chief economist.

She explained that while 2025 dominated with major headlines around inflation concerns, new tariff policies, tax cuts, and AI advancements, 2026 will focus on the tangible results—both positive and negative—of those developments as they play out more clearly across economies worldwide.

Despite lingering market uncertainty, Meyer emphasized the global economy’s resilience, supported by ongoing AI investments, interest rate reductions, and government stimulus measures that collectively underpin GDP expansion.​

The report highlights three key trends shaping 2026: global trade realignment, increased spending on AI, and small businesses adapting to macroeconomic shifts. At the center of the narrative stand the world’s two largest economies, the U.S. and China, where trade tensions intensified this year following U.S. tariff increases on Chinese imports in the spring.​

For China, GDP growth is projected at 4.5% in 2026, easing from 4.8% in 2025, partly due to reduced demand from the U.S. market; to counter this, China has been strengthening ties with emerging markets.

In contrast, the U.S. economy is expected to accelerate to 2.2% growth from 2% this year, driven by factors such as new tax cuts that bolster research and development as well as manufacturing investments.

Even with robust recent growth, U.S. consumer sentiment remains subdued since the pandemic, with ongoing worries about elevated prices and a changing jobs landscape—Meyer noted these pressures, including inflation and labor market volatility, could persist into 2026.​

AI adoption and related spending are set to continue strongly into next year, accompanied by substantial government expenditures, such as China’s initiatives for smart cities and high-speed rail, alongside Germany’s expanded outlays for defense and green technologies.

The U.S. and Denmark currently lead in AI enthusiasm, per the report’s new MEI AI Enthusiasm Index.

However, the analysis cautions that while this spending will drive growth, it carries risks: “In some instances excessive spending could prompt an overheating of the economy, fueling inflation and undermining debt sustainability.”

Google is in talks with Papua New Guinea (PNG) government to roll out three subsea cables across the country at a cost o...
14/12/2025

Google is in talks with Papua New Guinea (PNG) government to roll out three subsea cables across the country at a cost of $120 million which is equivalent to K516.45 million.

The project will be funded by Australia through the October Pukpuk defense treaty.

Australia and Papua New Guinea signed the Pukpuk Mutual Defence Treaty October 6, 2025, in Canberra. It commits both to treat an armed attack on either as a threat to their security, enabling joint response. The treaty covers military training, intelligence sharing and disaster aid.

The Acting Minister for Information and Communications Technology, Peter Tsiamalili Jr., announced the bilateral infrastructure program last week saying

"This investment is a major step forward for Papua New Guinea. The Pukpuk Connectivity Initiative lays the foundation for our country’s long-term digital growth and positions PNG to be a regional digital anchor.” Tsiamalili Jr says.

The initiative will deliver three new submarine cable systems to Papua New Guinea, strengthening the nation’s digital backbone with high-capacity connectivity to accordint to PNG Department of Information and Communications Technology

Australia’s foreign affairs department says on Saturday the cables would help reduce internet costs for consumers, support economic growth and expand education opportunities.

In total, Australia has committed over A$450 million (S$387 million) to support undersea cable connectivity across the Pacific and Timor-Leste, including the Coral Sea Cable between Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Australia," an Australian foreign affairs official revealed in an interview with Reuters

The push by Google, the USA tech giant is a direct counter by the US and Australia to counter China's growing influence in the Pacific. Papua New Guinea on the other end stands at an great position to broker a bettter deal for its people.

In 2018, a top US diplomat in Australia confirmed the two countries are working to stop Chinese telco Huawei from building a domestic internet cable network in Papua New Guinea as reported by ABC news. Huawei secured the deal despite Australian and US pushback over security risks.

Australian government continue to refuse to comment publicly about the geopolitical arm wrestle but a US official was reportted by ABC saying "We are working on a counter-offer. These are negotiations going on,"

"It's up to the PNG Government at the end of the day. But the whole idea is to give alternatives. This is not to say don't do business with China. Chinese offers are out on the table. It's up to us to be competitive."

This Google led project is the outcome of that negotiation between US, Australia and PNG government.

Photo: PNG Department of Information and Communications Technology

Sydney, Australia — Senior executives from Papua New Guinea's leading mining companies delivered comprehensive updates d...
11/12/2025

Sydney, Australia — Senior executives from Papua New Guinea's leading mining companies delivered comprehensive updates during the PNG Investment Week in Sydney, Australia.

The PNG Investment Week 2025, emphasizing operational achievements, substantial investments, and community partnerships.

Ok Tedi Mining Limited (OTML), a flagship state-backed operation in Western Province, reaffirmed its operational stability. CEO KEDI ilimbit highlighted the company's resilience amid fluctuating commodity prices and supply chain pressures. OTML has maintained consistent copper and gold production, generating significant royalties and dividends for the national budget.

K92 Mining Inc., which operates the high-grade Kainantu gold mine in Eastern Highlands Province, reported explosive growth. CEO John Lewins detailed the company's ascent as PNG's fastest-expanding gold producer.

In 2025 alone, K92 contributed K407 million in taxes to the PNG government, invested K800 million in capital expansions—including mill upgrades and underground development—and allocated K69 million to aggressive exploration programs. Production has surged from 100,000 ounces annually to over 250,000, with reserves expanding through ongoing drilling. This performance positions K92 as the nation's largest private exploration investor, driving job creation and local procurement.

Porgera Gold Mine, located in Enga Province, provided a progress report on its long-awaited restart following a three-year closure due to regulatory and community disputes.

General Manager James McTiernan outlined advancements in the Cumulative Development Agreement (CDA), which secures equitable revenue sharing with landowners and provinces.

Restart activities include equipment mobilization and infrastructure rehabilitation, with first gold pour anticipated in early 2026. Historically one of PNG's top producers at 500,000 ounces per year, Porgera's revival promises K700 million in initial state revenues and thousands of jobs, marking a critical milestone for economic recovery.

Ramu NiCo Management (MCC), operator of the nickel-cobalt mine in Madang Province, focused on performance and innovation. Country Manager Assik Tommy Tomscoll reported steady output of 30,000 tonnes of nickel annually, despite weather-related challenges. The company is advancing downstream processing capabilities to refine metals locally, reducing export dependency and creating higher-value jobs.

Sustainability measures include tailings management improvements and climate-adaptive practices, such as water recycling and renewable energy integration, aligning with global green mining standards.

"PNG’s minerals sector is driving long-term growth through reinvestment, exploration, and partnerships—reinforcing the theme Stronger Together – Investing for the Future."

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