March 29, 2024

Negative reporting could put The B-Team Project in jeopardy

Stanley Nandex
Stanley Nandex

Negative reporting about Papua New Guinea’s current political impasse could put the launching of The B-Team Project scheduled for the 7th of March to be in jeopardy.  He said he has called the US office of Gorilla Pictures and assured them that the current situation poses no threat and that the luncheon can go on as planned.

He also said that foreign media must be careful with the way they describe issues and events in the country. He said negative information is slowly strangling the tourism industry and other business interests.

Chairman of The B-Team project in the country, Robert Kopaol, has also assured Gorilla Pictures that their counterparts in PNG will be ready to meet them on March 7 for the official luncheon of the project.

Bernard Sinai

Bernard is a student of Kyokushin Karate and a blogger. He believes martial arts has the potential to change people for the better.

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