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DICT wants agencies to work together on misinformation
THE Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) says government agencies need to work together to reduce the impact of misinformation in Papua New Guinea. DICT Deputy Secretary Mr. Flierl Shongol told the Permanent Parliamentary Committee...
NICTA urges businesses to use technology to lift productivity
THE National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) is encouraging businesses across Papua New Guinea to make greater use of technology to improve productivity, safety and efficiency. NICTA made the call following Ok Tedi Mining Limited’s...
DICT to embed AI principles in existing digital laws
Friday 25th September, 2026 THE Department of Information and Communications Technology will not push for a stand-alone law for artificial intelligence, saying the technology is still emerging and changing rapidly. DICT Deputy Secretary for Policy and Emerging...
DICT needs funding to deliver reforms, Narawec says
Friday 25th September, 2026 PERMANENT Parliamentary Committee on Communications chairman Marsh Narawec and member for Wau Waria has called for greater funding and resources for the Department of Information and Communication Technology (DICT), saying the department...
DICT Secretary Leads Discussion on Legislative Approach for Safer Online Space for PNG
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has started discussions with the Office of Censorship on new laws to implement the Social Media Policy endorsed by Cabinet in September 2026. DICT Secretary Mr Steven Matainaho stated in a recent...
NICTA Announces 5G Licensing for Mobile Operators
Papua New Guinea has officially cleared the way for 5G mobile services, with the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) confirming that 5G spectrum is now available to qualified mobile operators. NICTA Board Chairman Brian Riches made the...