Article Views: 92 YESTERDAY, Christians around the world begun their observance of the season of Lent. Beginning on Ash Wednesday and lasting until the week before Easter Sunday, the Lenten […]

Article Views: 135 THE promise of jobs and prosperity, among other factors pulls people to cities. According to a research published in UN-HABITAT’s1flagship report, The State of the World’s Cities […]

Article Views: 147 THIS may sound like a negative and harsh view of the current state of affairs in Papua New Guinea but sometimes we all need a collective wake-up […]

Article Views: 178 Papua New Guinea’s mainstream media has today taken on an undeclared competitor. In an ideal scenario, the social media, via internet applications and the multitude of local […]

Article Views: 268 DEVELOPMENT is one of the most overused English word in this country. To our people, it can mean an almost limitless range of targets – spiritual, material […]

Article Views: 223 IT is disturbing when public officers at the district level continue to call out for support so they can deliver what is required of them. The district […]

Article Views: 271 FINALLY Parliament yesterday passed the long awaited Whistleblower Act 2020. The Whistleblowers Act is to protect those who report corruption – those who have evidence of corruptions, […]

Article Views: 404 THE Government’s loan programme – Higher education loan programme (Help) will be a disaster if students and parents do not understand it. The Government last November announced […]

Article Views: 229 FOR any successful country to navigate through the challenges and pitfalls of economic and social growth, it is essential for the those in power to have access […]

Article Views: 754 THE law does not give anyone the right to assault anyone and it does not excuse a man to assault his wife. The law says when a […]