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One of the highest priorities of the PANGU-led coalition Government will be on strengthening the democratic processes of Papua New Guinea. James Marape highlighted this during his maiden speech after his election and swearing in yesterday as Prime Minister of the country. “Building a resilient economy is fundamental. Building economic infrastructures is fundamental. Addressing natural resource laws and how we harvest the benefits from these resources at the same time not chasing away our investors is fundamental. Addressing business and investment confidence is fundamental.” “Addressing law and order, working on education and health sector, strengthening institutions of State, Mr. Speaker, I propose to this house, three (3) years from 50 years of nationhood, it is time we this generation pick up the house and do major maintenance work again,” said the Prime Minister. Mr. Marape was elected unopposed as Prime Minister in the 11th Parliament, in an overwhelming show of support yesterday.

Camp Under Northern Lights . From there, our expert guides lead you out into the icelandic night, and if the conditions are right you’ll get breathtaking views and photos of the real thing. Here are a few places to stay cosy and sleep well without missing out on the show. Camping under Northern Lights Northern lights, Canada travel, Work travel from www.pinterest.com The hut has a gas stove, super wide bed, table, heater, dry toilet and includes the use of snowshoes and kicksleds which add to this amazing wilderness experience. The beauty of the wilderness, the natural surroundings and the remoteness of the location mean you can reconnect with yourself and nature. Take your tent and warm clothes and camp during a promising night when there will be a showcasing of aurora borealis. Source: www.pinterest.com Camp starts each week with campers being dropped off at a central meeting point, where the camp bus transports campers, counsellors and staff to the camp. Travel stories around ca

Jeep, which had been part of Chrysler, is now owned by Stellantis Group that also owns Peugeot, Opel, Citroen, Fiat, and Alfa Romeo, writes Trish Whelan. My latest Jeep test drive was the Compass 4xe S plug-in hybrid. The car retains the model’s muscular but refined lines and the solid design, including a seven-slot grille and rugged rear styling. My S version had a black roof, privacy glass, roof rails, LED headlights, sunroofs, 40/20/40 folding rear seats, air con, 8-way power adjustments on the driver’s seat and lumbar adjustment. A tall vehicle, you get a high driving position with good visibility.  The interior is quite airy with a large sunroof that allows light into the cabin. It’s spacious up front but somewhat tighter in the rear, suitable only for three adults on a short journey, or two adults (and a child) to travel in comfort. But they enjoy good head- and leg-room. The cabin boasts nice quality materials and finishes and comfy seating. Leather upholstery adds a nice touch