A report on Huawei’s data centre in Papua New Guinea shows it has security vulnerabilities, the Frieda River project gets a no from the East Sepik Provincial Assembly and new internet prices expected this year. The business news you need to kickstart your week.
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Landowner companies in Papua New Guinea
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An overview of landowner companies in Papua New Guinea and the role they play in PNG’s economy.
State-owned enterprises in Papua New Guinea
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An overview of Papua New Guinea’s state-owned or ‘Kumul’ enterprises and investment companies, including its national oil and mining companies, utilities, national airline and telecommunications company.
In brief: Papua New Guinea and Australia sign economic partnership agreement and other business stories
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Papua New Guinea and Australia sign economic partnership agreement, seafood venture for New Ireland, and K200 million for SMEs still on its way. The business news you need to kickstart your week.
Metals, coffee and oil rebound: a silver lining for Papua New Guinea’s commodity and financial markets
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The silver price takes off and LNG also surges. Coffee is also up sharply and oil is steady. Business Advantage PNG’s monthly overview of commodity and financial markets.
Papua New Guinea’s Sovereign Wealth Fund
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An overview of Papua New Guinea’s planned sovereign wealth fund.
Employment in Papua New Guinea
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An overview of employment in Papua New Guinea, including formal/informal sector employment, employment figures by industry, regional factors, and relevant organisations.
New agriculture tariffs put Papua New Guinean jobs at risk, says NBPOL CEO
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The timing of new tariffs affecting Papua New Guinea’s agriculture sector could not come at a worse time, according to the CEO of the country’s largest employer, New Britain Palm Oil.
Papua New Guinea needs to remain investor-friendly [opinion]
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Regulatory uncertainty has the potential to deter investors just when Papua New Guinea needs them most, argues Paul Barker, Executive Director of the Institute of National Affairs.
What the International Monetary Fund is doing in Papua New Guinea
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With Papua New Guinea’s government debt set to rise to over 40 per cent of GDP due of the COVID-19 crisis, the International Monetary Fund’s PNG Mission Chief, Scott Roger, explains how the IMF is helping the country get back on a sustainable financial course.
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