Gender equality is everyone’s responsibility. Hon. James Marape’s humility in leadership inspires action to close gender gaps in work, leadership, and rights. Women deserve safety, respect, and opportunity. Together, we can achieve a 20% higher income for all by embracing equal participation in PNG’s future.
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On behalf of the women and girls of Papua New Guinea, I’m grateful and humbled to take this opportunity to warmly welcome the Presidents, Prime Ministers, Ministers, leaders and delegates from the 21 APEC economies and observers from around the world to our beautiful country. The host city Port Moresby is not Papua New
2018 APEC Host Country PNG’s Greatest Shames Read More »
As a nation we have a moral duty to address the deficit of opportunities that Papua New Guinean girls and women have and to empower them to realize their potential. Most of our girls and women live in a world they don’t want or deserve – it is time to be bold for change.
Bridging the gender gap Read More »
The O’Neill Government has gone backwards with gender leadership by reducing the number of women in the most senior leadership positions within the public service. Gender inclusion in CACC leadership has fallen. It is time for the incoming government to be bold for change.
The widening gender leadership gap Read More »
Delivering basic education is a challenge for Government and for small remote communities in Papua New Guinea. Here I share some of these challenges faced by the people of Rai Coast District in Madang Province.
Challenges of remote schools in Rai Coast District Read More »
My post on the failure to appropriate 2016 debt repayments attracted a lot of attention and I thought it useful to set out clearly what my objectives are and my approach. In a previous professional life, I was seconded from PNG Customs Services to the Department of Treasury to work with the Tax Review Committee
Walk With Me, On My Journey Read More »
