The Papua New Guinean government has launched an investigation into its Marco, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) program. Accounting firm KPMG has been contracted to conduct the probe, amid reported controversy surrounding the initiative. Details of the controversy remain undisclosed, as access to further information is restricted behind a paywall on the Post Courier website. The investigation aims to determine the extent and nature of any issues within the MSME program. This program is vital for economic development in Papua New Guinea, supporting local businesses and entrepreneurship. The outcome of the KPMG investigation is anticipated to shed light on the program’s effectiveness and transparency. Further updates will be reported as they become available.