Article Views: 412 THE Momase region is about to experience and in turn trigger a major shift in the socio-economic landscape of the country in the next decade, if events […]

Article Views: 274 By REBECCA KUKU MALIA Thompson (not her real name), 28, is a beautiful and intelligent young woman who is also a strong women’s rights fighter and successful […]

Article Views: 131 “PNG is sitting on a time bomb. These dropouts are educated citizens coming to the streets, they will be educated criminals trying to fend for themselves. These […]

Article Views: 105 By PETER S. KINJAP PAPUA New Guinea’s cultural events are a relatively unspoiled resource with great potential for drawing the tourist dollar. From the beginning to the […]

Article Views: 135 By MALUM NALU HOBUC, about 20km northeast of Lae, at the foothills of the Saruwaged Range, is the stomping ground of Tourism Promotion Authority chairman and Nawaeb […]

Article Views: 121 By PAUL MINGA NOLYE was unable to move and remained in bed, Kulumb was still nursing her wounds beside their bamboo woven bed and there was crying […]

Article Views: 107 By VINCENT KUMURA EVERY time I come into Kundiawa from Bundi, there is an iconic building on the left corner of the turn just before Iwai Market […]

Article Views: 84 GETTING good health outcomes can be hard in Hela and the Nipa-Kutubu district of Southern Highlands, two poor and remote rural areas that are repeatedly cut off […]

Article Views: 144 By PETER NUKUNTS SO this is the PNG attitude and its detrimental cultural practice of lazing around, doing nothing apart from the informal service activities like selling […]

Article Views: 131 By PAUL MINGA IN THE plains of Waghi Valley, Jiwaka at Banz LLG was born a colourful leader namely Jipilnga Kulang. He was a born leader who […]