EVERY Papua New Guinean has an experience to share, something that they have encountered from the use of an invention or a product that was new, unusual, strange or as […]

I AM troubled by the recent wave of online threats and intimidation directed towards individuals, particularly our elected representatives, who dare to speak out against Government policies. The sentiments echoed […]

THE most dangerous people in PNG right now are those who move around with an empty stomach. These hungry people have no food to eat. They are responsible for the […]

PAPUA New Guinea holds a unique position in the global market for textiles and handicrafts. From intricate woven baskets to vibrant traditional clothing, PNG’s artisans produce an array of unique […]

THE tenure of Prime Minister James Marape has been marked by a mix of achievements and shortcomings, highlighting both progress and challenges within Papua New Guinea’s political landscape. Initially rising […]

RECENTLY, Papua New Guinea showed an increase in tax extraction from the public and private sectors. Improved tax administration, education, and tax reforms are some of the reasons for this […]

PAPUA New Guinea must be cautious of foreign consultations when dealing with its internal matters. While some foreign consultations may be helpful, some are not good for the country. Before […]

MANY institutions established during the colonial era for good governance and better service delivery based on the rule of law are slowly being eroded. As a result, malpractice, bribery, by-passing […]

THIS Government needs to inform public servants around the country on why salaries are stagnant and not improving at all since James Marape and his team took office. When is […]