Two South African engineers have returned home after spending more than two years in jail in Equatorial Guinea on what the UN has called "arbitrary and illegal" drugs charges. Frik Potgieter and Peter Huxham, both in their mid-50s, were arrested …
SMM June 22 News: According to data from June 20, the total weekly port arrivals of bauxite at domestic ports were 4.2009 million mt, a decrease of 38,000 mt from the previous week. The total weekly port departures of bauxite from main ports in Guinea were …
The two South African engineers who were locked up in an Equatorial Guinea’s Mongomo Prison for two years, have finally been released. Frederik ‘Frik’ Potgieter, 53, and Peter Huxham, 55, were arrested at their hotel in Malabo in Equatorial Guinea on …
Following his June 10 meetings, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with his counterparts from South Africa, Burkina Faso, Niger, Guinea-Bissau, the Republic of the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Nigeria, Ethiopia and Djibouti the …
A towering archway fashioned from humble cardboard boxes stands like a portal to another world; pass beneath it and the line between ordinary and extraordinary begins to blur in captivating and unexpected ways. Wonderstruck, a major and free exhibition at …
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has met the Ambassador of Italy to Australia with accreditation in Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, His Excellency Paolo Crudele. H.E Crudele paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister at his office at …
BOUGAINVILLE’s push for independence has progressed with more clarity following yesterday’s signing of the Melanesian Agreement in Port Moresby between the two parties. Prime Minister James Marape and President Ishmael Toroama signed the document which …
COVER STORY Journey of Keith Naikuli Tangui in education AS Papua New Guinea marks 50 years of nationhood, it is a time not only for celebration but also for deep reflection. At the heart of this lies education, a foundational pillar that has shaped our …
Santos has granted a six‑week exclusive due‑diligence period to a consortium led by Abu Dhabi’s National Oil Company, signalling serious progress towards its A$36.5 billion takeover proposal. The consortium, comprising ADNOC’s investment arm XRG, Abu Dhabi …
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