Article Views: 99 MOBILE telephones have revolutionised our lives. Not only in Papua New Guinea but also in other parts of the world has this small device become one of […]

Article Views: 120 TODAY, Sept 21, is International Day of Peace, sometimes referred to as World Peace Day. It is a observed annually and dedicated to world peace, and specifically […]

Article Views: 170 IT is time Papua New Guinea diversifies the coconut industry and develops other byproducts. Concerns have already been raised by the Department of Agriculture and Livestock that […]

Article Views: 183 WHILE we welcome the news of the redevelopment of Gordon Market in Port Moresby, we want to see the new market come with better security for the […]

Article Views: 203 SOMETHING so obvious in this year’s Independence Day celebrations is the depth of patriotism shown by many people. This showed in family celebrations which seemed to be […]

Article Views: 356 ON our 42nd Independence anniversary, we are proud to be Papua New Guineans. We have much to celebrate, and much of which to be proud. Our country […]

Article Views: 324 THE secretariat of Christian Health Services received a further boost from the government when its 2017 organisational structure was approved by the Department of Personnel Management. This […]

Article Views: 323 IT is worrying that around 30,000 people in this country are infected with Tuberculosis. It is also worrying, as pointed out recently by a senior public servant, […]

Article Views: 365 PAPUA New Guineans need to develop the culture to debate topics and issues as well as pass reasoned and informed comments on news and happenings that affect […]

Article Views: 421 THERE is something funny about the way people in positions of power come out in public complaining rather than doing something about whatever they perceive to be […]