Article Views: 54 By MALUM NALU AMID the election madness, we forgot that Sunday July 2, 2017, was the 80th anniversary of the departure into history of the still-missing American […]

Article Views: 55 By KEVIN SENGI and JOE SILAS SECOND year Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) students of Divine Word University are planning weekend rural visits to […]

Article Views: 53 By ELLEN TIAMU FORMAL education is about getting jobs and has not much to do with growing people, according to Human Development Institute  boss Samuel Tam Snr. […]

Article Views: 56 By CORA MOABI EXTENSION work in remote areas come with sacrifice, commitment and time. That is how you imprfove people’s lives. David Elmai, is Coffee Industry Corporation’s […]

Article Views: 48 By STEVEN WINDUO AN effective leader has very clear visions and plans that are outcome-based.  A leader who is practical is someone who has practical goal-driven plans. […]

Article Views: 47 By EURALIA PAINE THE recently Pacific Balanced Fund Project Runway is seen as an ideal platform to provide designers an opportunity to showcase their outfits, as well […]

Article Views: 57 SURVEYING the vast rice fields of Markham Valley, Sunrice and Trukai Industries board directors see the key role Trukai plays in the development  commercial rice farming in […]

Article Views: 69 By TONY PALME MORE than 500 plantation workers at the WR Carpenters tea and coffee estate in Bunum Wo, of North Waghi in Jiwaka, have opened personal […]

Article Views: 190 By PAUL MARKS From invading privacy to smuggling drugs over jail walls, more criminals are turning to flying drones – forcing detectives to learn new skills to […]

Article Views: 174 By ELLEN TIAMU Mali Kanaba has been diligently buying a newspaper every day for 31 years. Not just any newspaper, but The National, Papua New Guinea’s biggest […]