The Largest business delegation from China is attending the 2nd Papua New Guinea Special Economic Zones (PNG SEZs) Summit that began this Sunday 31st August and ends on the 3rd of September 2025. Five Chinese delegations compromising of Potential Investor across the People’s Republic of China have already arrived in PNG in the final week of August 2025. The Secretary for the Department of International Trade and Investment, Mrs. Jacinta Warakai-Manua, confirmed this report while receiving the first delegation on Thursday 28th August, with a warm reception of cultural performances from the Motu Loita an Tufi Culture groups, at the…
Author: E'lle- Gore YASI
ENB Agmark Gurias Head Coach, Wartovo Puara Jr, credited his team’s unity, belief, and discipline as the key factors behind their semi-final win over the Moni Plus NCDC Pom Vipers in the 2025 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup. Reflecting on the performance, Puara mentioned to PNG HAUSBUNG after a 14-9 victory, that the team’s strength came from sticking together and trusting the process. “I think the belief in them, and sticking to the process, is what got us over the line. No one wants to solve problems by themselves. Everyone sticks to what our game plan is. The boys just keep on…
The ENB Agmark Gurias are through to the 2025 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup Preliminary Finals following an Intense Semi-Final Showdown at the Santos National Football Stadium on Sunday, August 31. The Gurias triumphed 14-9 over a determined Moni Plus NCDC Pom Vipers, with late tries and a strong defensive stand proving the difference in a match that kept supporter on their toes until the final second. Although the Gurias heavy forward Muka Peter sealed the final try to win in the final 3 minutes, star winger Chris Benjamin was the star for the Gurias side, crossing for two tries in the…
Following their gritty semi-final victory over the NCDC Pom Vipers, ENB Agmark Gurias Head Coach Wartovo Puara Jr. has his team focused on the upcoming preliminary final of the 2025 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup. Speaking to PNG HAUSBUNG after the win, Coach Puara acknowledged the formidable challenge ahead against the upcoming opponents. “It won’t be easy. They have been really good all season and on top for the whole season. We know it’s not going to be easy.” Despite the strength of their opponents, Puara stressed that the Gurias’ priority is their own preparation and readiness. “Our focus is on ourselves.…
The Lae Snax Tigers secured their place in the 2025 Digicel ExxonMobil Cup grand final with a dominant second-half performance, defeating the PRK Mendi Muruks 24-16 in a gripping semi-final at the National Football Stadium in Port Moresby on Sunday. The Muruks started strong, with Mark Tony kicking an early penalty goal in the 2nd minute. He then converted a try in the 26th, putting his team up 10-6. But the Tigers showed their resilience, with Kevin Yako scoring an opener and Mark Alunga adding a penalty goal before halftime, keeping the score close. After the break, the Tigers took…
NCD Metropolitan Commander Chief Superintendent Warrick Simatab marked a milestone in policing cooperation with a formal visit to the Department of Community Development and Religion (DfCDR) Police Reservists recently. The first visit by a Metropolitan Commander since they passed out in 2024, highlighting efforts to the growing role of stakeholder partnerships in maintaining law and order across the city. Addressing the parade, Commander Simatab emphasized that collaboration with the Royal PNG Constabulary remains vital to boost manpower and address sensitive cases, especially those linked to gender-based violence (GBV). The DFCDR Police Reservists were formed through an RPNGC agreement and have…
The International Business & Technical College (IBTC) Managing Director Sanny. S was pleased with the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC) Partnership, when speaking at the High-Stake Negotiation Policy Graduation ceremony held recently at the IBTC in 6-Mile, Port Moresby. Mr. Sanny stated he was delighted for the collaboration with RPNGC, for trusting the IBT College for the successfully delivering the 6-day training at 6 Mile, Kanage Street on Wednesday 20th August 2025. The event saw the presence of Director HR Development Superintendent Jackson Ambo, NCD Superintendent Admin Senior Sergeant Sena Patrick, OIC Staff Development Unit, Sergeant John Kaimbe, Coordinator…
NCD Superintendent Administration Senior Sergeant Sena Patrick has commended the High-Stake Negotiation Policy Graduates for successfully completing the 6- day training on Wednesday 20th August 2025. On Behalf of the NCD Metropolitan Superintendent and Divisional Commander, Senior Sergeant Patrick congratulated the graduates on their achievement at the Graduation Ceremony at the International Business & Technical College (IBTC) at Kanage Street, 6 Mile. “I would like to extend our gratitude to everyone who participated, and the facilitator for your expertise and dedication in making this workshop a success.” “Our Sponsor, the HR Development, for bringing this event together and for the…
The NCD Metropolitan Superintendent Warrick Simatab has expressed support for a government takeover of the Public Motor Vehicle (PMV) transport service in Port Moresby, addressing the current system run by private operators has significant issues that affect public safety and service quality. Superintendent Simatab made this statement this week when asked by PNG HAUSBUNG, whether PMV Transport service should be taken over by the Government, or allow local PMV Transport service owners to continue their services in the City. “As the Metropolitan Superintendent of the National Capital District (NCD), my opinion is that the government should take over public transportation…
Gordons Market and the surrounding bus stop area continue to pose serious policing challenges, despite noticeable progress since the introduction of the City Warden program last year. Once known as one of the city’s most notorious hotspots for petty theft, harassment, and serious crimes, Gordons has recorded a drop in reported cases, according to crime statistics from Gordons and nearby police stations. However, the National Capital District (NCD) Metropolitan Superintendent Warrick Simitab confirmed that while crime prevention progress has been made in the city’s former notorious Gordons Markets, many issues remain. Superintendent Simitab addressed this following crime statistics from Gordons…