Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has successfully retained his position after overcoming a vote of no confidence in a highly charged parliamentary sitting held on Monday. The session drew ...

If you count 18 months from now, it basically runs into the last 12 months leading up to the election. This last 12 months, members of parliament do not initiate a vote of no confidence in PNG because ...

Prime Minister James Marape has survived a vote of no confidence after a tense and closely watched sitting of Papua ... The session opened with a prayer delivered by Ijivitari MP David Arore, setting ...

Jersey politicians have voted against increasing stamp duty in the island by 5%. Deputy Max Andrews, who brought forward the proposition to the States Assembly, said people were leaving the island ...

With other grace periods - times when such votes cannot be brought - it means a PNG government could face just a 12-month window for no confidence ... The opposition has announced plans to challenge ...

“And for them to genuinely, honestly deal with the situation of leadership. They should vote honestly from their conscience and from their hearts.” Mr. Harricken further emphasized that if a change of ...

This last 12 months, members of parliament do not initiate a vote of no confidence in PNG because it automatically leads to dissolution of parliament. That isthe kind of situation we have right now.

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