Article Views: 26 IT’S been two years after results of the 2017 national election came out with the current Members of Parliaments. There were the 45 political parties which contested […]

Article Views: 99 THE plea for government assistance by those affected by tribal fights in the country should not be taken casually. Reports of killings, destruction of properties and violence […]

Article Views: 165 PEOPLE who commit crimes should not be allowed to avoid punishment. A good number of offenders these days tend to use personal reasons in order to seek […]

Article Views: 123 The estimated population of Papua New Guinea in 2019 is 8.78 million, which ranks 98th in the world. This figure is part of the world population predicated […]

Article Views: 117 EXCITING times ahead for the agriculture sector as we anticipate the likely launch of the industrial park project in two months. The agriculture sector has always been […]

Article Views: 264 THE Whistleblowers Act to protect whistleblowers should actually be in effect already. Prime Minister James Marape on Friday said they drafting a Whistleblowers Act that will protect […]

Article Views: 258 THE Government’s commitment to continue to make education accessible to all children must be praised. With the introduction of the “tuition fee free” policy, we have seen […]

Article Views: 154 CABINET has declared July 12, 2020, as the census night. This means, all counting for the census will be centred on the night of July 12. Many […]

Article Views: 267 THREE women, two pregnant and one an elderly, were tortured because they were suspected of practicing sorcery. This happened in 2015 on Lihir Island in New Ireland. […]

Article Views: 312 NEW Housing and Urbanisation Minister Justin Tkatchenko has made a good start to “clean up” the National Housing Corporation. While we give a round of applause for […]