Kingtau Mambon

Kingtau Mambon is an economics lecturer at the University of Papua New Guinea. He was awarded an ANU-UPNG Partnership Scholarship and completed a Master of International and Development Economics degree at the ANU Crawford School of Public Policy in 2023.

13 November 2024

Lessons on growth from Malaysia for PNG

by Kingtau Mambon

11 March 2024

Uncertainty surrounds PNG’s local government elections

by Kingtau Mambon and Maholopa Laveil

6 February 2024

Polygamy is spreading in PNG

by Kingtau Mambon and Stephen Howes

Walk for the elimination of violence against women and girls in Port Moresby in 2019

4 December 2023

Workplace harassment of women in Port Moresby: results of a survey

by Kingtau Mambon and David Poka

Women in the PNG Highlands sorting coffee beans (Commonwealth Secretariat-Flickr)

17 July 2023

What ails PNG’s coffee production? Elections and more

by Raymond Dorum, David Poka and Kingtau Mambon

17 March 2023

Fiscal consolidation in PNG: some promising signs, but will it be sustained?

by Kingtau Mambon and Alyssa Leng

17 March 2023

Fiscal consolidation in PNG: revenue woes

by Alyssa Leng and Kingtau Mambon

22 February 2023

Rethinking perceptions of spousal violence in PNG

by Kingtau Mambon

Construction worker, Kokopo, PNG (US Pacific Fleet-Flickr)

28 September 2022

PNG’s minimum wage

by Stephen Howes, Kingtau Mambon and Kelly Samof

Screenshot of the PNG MP Database

26 August 2022

2022 PNG election results: nine findings

by Stephen Howes, Michael Kabuni, Maholopa Laveil, Alyssa Leng, Kingtau Mambon, Thomas Wangi and Terence Wood

Primary school students heading to class in PNG

1 August 2022

Signs of fiscal recovery in Papua New Guinea?

by Kingtau Mambon and Stephen Howes

PNC campaigning ahead of the 2022 PNG elections (PNC People's National Congress-Facebook)

4 July 2022

PNG elections and the economy: Marape vs O’Neill

by Stephen Howes and Kingtau Mambon