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 PNG OPPOSITION Leader Joseph Lelang is calling on the Prime Minister James Marape to decommission Foreign Affairs’ Minister Justin Tkatchenko over INSULTING remarks and lack of poor judgment shown during the trip to England to attend the coronation of King Charles III.  Mr Lelang said while Papua New Guinea was expected to turn up as a member of the Commonwealth, the Opposition cannot remain silent on a trip that’s full of scandalous behavior of Minister Tkatchenko calling citizens who aired their concerns over this trip and his daughter’s antics on Tiktok, as “primitive animals”. “I am calling on the PM to sack the Foreign Affairs Minister, over his remarks that he made on ABC’s Pacific Beat and also recently out on the ABC News.  “We find the comments to be very insulting by a senior Minister to fellow citizens from the streets to the top of the office. The Prime Minister, you are a Papua New Guinean, the Governor General, you are a Papua New Guinean, I am a P...

 Papua New Guinea Police Commissioner David Manning said security preparations are now being undertaken for the planned visits of the Indian Prime Minister, Hon. Narendra Modi and United States President Joe Biden next month. (Photograph of Police Commissioner David Manning.) Mr Manning said whilst details cannot be disclosed, these are two very important visits and measures are being taken to ensure the visits are successful. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be in the country for a two-day visit for the Forum for the India-Pacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC) whilst US President Biden will be making a three hour stop-over enroute to Sydney, Australia for the Quad Leaders’ Meeting. “We will also be having 18 Pacific Island Leaders in Port Moresby as well so planning has begun in earnest to ensure we accord these world leaders a safe and memorable experience in PNG,” Mr Manning said. Police Media / PNG Today Next :  Papua New Guinea ready to receive US President Biden and Indian ...