Papua New Guinea is experiencing limited cement availability, particularly in Port Moresby, raising concerns about the stability of its construction sector. The country heavily relies on cement imports, making its supply chain vulnerable to disruptions. Recent reports indicate potential impacts on ongoing construction projects due to these shortages. This situation underscores PNG's dependence on external sources for a critical building material. The article, originally published in the Post Courier, highlights the need to address this vulnerability. Further details require a subscription to the publication to access. This issue poses a significant challenge to infrastructure development and economic growth within the nation.