Dei Council, Western Highlands Province, Wednesday, May 14, 2025 – Papua New Guinea’s coffee industry received a fresh boost this week with the opening of a new coffee storage and processing shed at Nunga Plantation in Dei Council, Western Highlands Province. The new facility — which will be equipped to handle premium Honey Processed Coffee […]
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Nebilyer Valley, Western Highlands Province, 13 May 2025 –In a powerful testament to the resilience of communities and the transformative power of agriculture, coffee is bringing peace and prosperity to the once-conflicted Nebilyer Valley in Western Highlands Province. On Tuesday, 13 May 2025, the Ulga and Kulga tribes—long known for their decades of tribal conflict—came
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South Wiru, Ialibu Pangia District, Southern Highlands Province, 13 May 2025 – A vital feeder road linking coffee-growing communities from Kamborini to Wala in the South Wiru LLG of Ialibu Pangia District is undergoing rehabilitation under the PNG Agriculture Commercialization and Diversification (PACD) Project, supported by the World Bank and the Government of Papua New
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WORLD BANK PORT MORESBY, September 14, 2022 – The economy in Papua New Guinea is forecast to expand by four per cent in 2022, up from one per cent in the previous year, according to the latest World Bank Economic Update, released today. This return to growth following a sharp contraction of -3.5 per cent
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