He was referring to recent media releases by Twinza claiming that the Government was not honoring terms in the Pasca A Gas Project agreement, which was announced on July 13.
Marape said the media releases were continuous and had painted a bad picture of the country as a place to invest.
He suggested that Twinza look at the example of Barrick, whose executives had flown in from around the world for negotiations on the Porgera mine, rather than continuously attacking the PNG Government on media.
