John Tangit has been appointed Acting CEO of PNG Power, following the resignation of Tony Koiri.
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People moves: PNG Power
15 May 2013 by
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John Tangit has been appointed Acting CEO of PNG Power, following the resignation of Tony Koiri.
The dream of high speed broadband in Papua New Guinea has taken a step closer, with the completion of a fibre-optic cable connecting Gulf Province with the ExxonMobil-run PNG LNG plant, 20km north of Port Moresby.
Port Moresby business leaders have welcomed a Cabinet decision to spend more than K700m (US$320m) on six major road projects for the National Capital District.
Air Niugini has paid a divided of K7.6 million (US $3.5 million) to the government for the 2011 fiscal year, its second dividend since corporatisation in 1996.
The four-year feasibility study on Solomon Islands’ Tina River hydro dam project on Guadalcanal Island is nearing completion and a final report will go to government in September this year.
Business people in Morobe Province are hoping a new timetable, which sees Air Niugini flying between Lae and Cairns via Port Moresby, is the first step towards direct flights between Australia and PNG's second city.
PNG’s first privately-built hydro electricity power station has opened in Bulolo, Morobe Province.

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