Central Province, Papua New Guinea, has officially launched the master planning phase for its new Seat of Government, encompassing the Bautama and Sabusa city projects. Governor Rufina Peter confirmed the provincial government’s commitment, presenting a K2 million cheque to Atlas Urban, the consultancy firm tasked with developing the master plan for Sabusa. This move signifies a major step toward establishing a permanent administrative center for the province. The project aims to relocate government functions and foster development in the region. Details surrounding the project are currently behind a paywall on the Post Courier website, requiring a subscription to access full coverage. This investment demonstrates the province’s dedication to long-term infrastructural and administrative improvements. The development promises to bring new opportunities and reshape the Central Province landscape.