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Prime Minister James Marape will officially launch the vaccine roll-out for Papua New Guinea on Tuesday May 4, 2021 at the APEC House in Port Moresby. The launch, which will start at 10am, is...
Police Commissioner and Controller of the PNG COVID-19 National Pandemic Response David Manning has issued a new direction on the use of Panbio COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Diagnostic Test (Ag-RDT) for COVID-19. Police Commissioner and...
EIGHT THOUSAND COVID-19 vaccines arrived today at the Jacksons Airport in Port Moresby from Australia as part of its ongoing assistance to PNG to combat and fight the spread of COVID-19 in the country....
The first 8,000 Astrazeneca COVID-19 vaccines will arrive in the country today, on board a Royal Australian Air Force aircraft. This comes amidst a mixed reaction from the people, many taking to social media...
A total of 90 new COVID-19 cases were reported in the country on Saturday March 13, bringing the national total of confirmed cases to 2,173 with the death toll remaining at 21. The new...
Despite the rise in Covid-19 confirmed cases in Lae city and Morobe, schools will not be closed, provincial education acting adviser Keith Tangui says. Tangui told The National that strict Covid-19 protocols would be...
Kokopo – More than 80 male students who were allegedly caught last October in the midst of an occult practice are still awaiting their court dates, The National reports. East New Britain provincial police...
POLICE have arrested a teacher who allegedly started the fire which razed two classrooms in Wewak, East Sepik, last week. Provincial police commander Supt Albert Beli said the incident at the primary school on...
OUT of more than 27,000 grade 12 students who applied for places in tertiary institutions this year, only around 9,300 have been accepted, it has been revealed. Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology Secretary...
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