Article Views: 551 By ALPHONSE BARIASI THIRTEEN-year-old home scholar Bernice Sialis was the youngest of 37 participants who graduated last Friday after some “mind conditioning” by the Human Development Institute […]

Article Views: 162 By ISAAC LIRI ANY day in our lives can be inspirational, it depends on each and every one of us as individuals and what we allow to […]

Article Views: 155 “I saw a picture of a PNG lady pilot in a magazine and she looks cool. That is why I want to be just like her. It’s […]

Article Views: 142 Sheer strength, determination and a deep sense of identity could be felt when the powerful Kutubu Kundu (drum) began beating, signaling the start of the annual Kutubu […]

Article Views: 176 By ADRIAN MATHIAS NORTH Fly in Western and Telefomin in West Sepik have a lot in common as neighbouring districts, one of which is the Min people […]

Article Views: 224 “My grandfather used to tell me how difficult the Kapa Kapa trail was, but he always said good things about the people of PNG. I’m here to […]

Article Views: 130 By Rev SEIK PITOI They were a bunch of boisterous and daring young men who channelled their youthful energies into causing trouble and mayhem for their neighbouring […]

Article Views: 137 Flexible Open and Distance Education (Fode) has seen some improvements to its systems to accommodate a large number of students enrollments who are capable of studying and […]

Article Views: 127 By JINA AMBA On Sunday, Sept 23, 170 children, youths and adults from Port Moresby’s Morata community came forward to receive the sacrament of baptism at St […]

Article Views: 329 By Rev SEIK PITOI He sat flat on the floor, leaning with his back against the wall; his legs outstretched. His knees were swollen and he looked […]