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Rainbo Paita returns to Cabinet after failed attempts to topple James Marape

Oceania · Port Moresby

Rainbo Paita returns to Cabinet after failed attempts to topple James Marape

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The man who led two attempts to unseat Prime Minister James Marape last year is now back in his Cabinet.See the Story

No-confidence vote still in works

Infrastructure · British Virgin Islands

No-confidence vote still in works

On Friday, opposition members insisted that Premier Natalio “Sowande” Wheatley should be ousted over his alleged failures,See the Story

Papua New Guinea Takes Bold Step to Tackle Rising Living Costs with Wage Review

Port Moresby · Port Moresby

Papua New Guinea Takes Bold Step to Tackle Rising Living Costs with Wage Review

The government of Papua New Guinea has taken a significant step to address the growing challenges of rising living costs by launching a comprehensive review of the current K3.53 minimum wage. Supported by a K5 million allocation, the review aims to reassess the wage structure for workers in both the private and public sectors. The current rate, set in 2014, has remained unchanged for nearly a decade, prompting calls for an update to better refle…See the Story

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