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Successful Connection of the Magi Highway Missing Link with the first 4 vehicles arrived in Port Moresby from Alotau

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Signing of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Between the Department of Works and Highways (DoWH) and the Department of Lands and Physical Planning (DLPP)

Signing of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Between the Department of Works and Highways (DoWH) and the State-Owned Enterprise (SoE) Company, DataCo PNG Ltd

Government of PNG signed K12m contract for new Buin Market

New National Roads Declaration and Classification under the Road (Management and Funding) Act 2020

Successful Connection of the Magi Highway Missing Link with the first 4 vehicles arrived in Port Moresby from Alotau

West Coast Central Highway On Target to Meet September 16 Deadline

Historic Breakthrough on the Madang–Baiyer Highway

DoWH, SILAG Seal Partnership to Strengthen Public Service Training

DoWH secretary commends the official opening of the PNG’s Longest Footbridge Project

Response to misleading report on Lealea footbridge project cost and scope

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Works Minister and Secretary drives from Port Moresby to Alotau, Ahead of Prime Minister’s Visit through Connect PNG's Extended Maghi Highway Cover Image

Works Minister and Secretary drives from Port Moresby to Alotau, Ahead of Prime Minister’s Visit through Connect PNG's Extended Maghi Highway

18th August 2025

Minister Solan Mirisim and Secretary Gibson Holemba led a 50-member convoy from Port Moresby to Alotau via the new Maghi Highway, ahead of Prime Minister Marape’s visit. The 14-hour journey showcased Connect PNG’s progress, uniting provinces, boosting investment, and preparing Milne Bay for national connectivity.

Response to misleading report on Lealea footbridge project cost and scope Cover Image

Response to misleading report on Lealea footbridge project cost and scope

4th August 2025

The Department of Works & Highways refutes misleading media claims on the Lealea Footbridge, clarifying its actual 220m length, advanced FRP construction, and verified K15.41m cost. The project followed strict procurement standards, ensured community participation, and delivers long-term benefits. Allegations of fraud are baseless and technically uninformed.

DoWH secretary commends the official opening of the PNG’s Longest Footbridge Project Cover Image

DoWH secretary commends the official opening of the PNG’s Longest Footbridge Project

31st July 2025

DoWH Secretary Gibson Holemba opened PNG’s longest footbridge (220m) at Papa-Lealea, Central Province. Funded under the K15.41m ITCS scheme, the project connects 11,000 residents, boosting access, trade, health, and jobs. Challenges include vandalism and safety, requiring community awareness. The bridge enhances year-round connectivity and local socio-economic development.

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