Article Views: 269 By JAMES KILA OCCASSIONAL upskilling and training do have a way of rejuvenating the brain and bringing excitement back to a job that seems monotonous and dead. […]

Article Views: 654 By ISAAC LIRI IT’S rare to see an all-female music band take to the stage to perform in Papua New Guinea. On most occasions if there is […]

Article Views: 266 By TREVOR WAHUNE ONCE a teacher, always a teacher, so the saying goes. For 61-year-old Diana Kenehe the time to test that has come as she prepares […]

Article Views: 335 By LEO WAFIWA COFFEE Industry Corporation’s Productive Partnerships in Agriculture Project (CIC-PPAP) is making a significant contribution to professional skills development in Papua New Guinea’s agriculture sector. […]

Article Views: 477 By VINCENT KUMURA OFTEN called “The Land of Handred Mauntens”, Bundi, which occupies the central most scenic part of the Bismarck Range, is indeed a hidden jewel […]

Article Views: 278 By MALUM NALU THE now rundown Kerema Airport brings back memories of the scariest flight of my life back in 2005. I spent a couple of days […]

Article Views: 259 By ZACHERY PER PIONEER Lutheran Missionary couple Reverend Len Tscharke , 85, and wife Clare Tscharke, 87, may have paid their last visits to two founding Lutheran […]

Article Views: 287 TODAY Papua New Guinea lies off the Australian radar, our closest neighbour usually forgotten unless tourists are being attacked there or our government looking for somewhere to […]

Article Views: 262 By ELLEN TIAMU LUTHERANS of the Papua District are set to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Faith in Port Moresby next month, in line with the […]

Article Views: 243 By EHEYUC SESERU WOMEN have been fighting, and justifiably so, for their space in society, to have equal rights and contribute in decision making. It is a […]