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Article Views: 288 Duc in altum – reach higher! By CLIFFORD FAIPARIK POLICE prosecutor Sergeant Robert Numbos has never lost sight of his high school motto Duc in altum – […]

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Article Views: 284 FAITH By Rev SEIK PITOI SUNDAY, Nov 24, 2019, was a special and joyous day for Mirupasi (Max) Abaya. This 36-year-old preacher from the Kagua-Erave electorate of […]

Article Views: 221 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY By MICHAEL UGLO THIS is the seventh in my series of articles on digital economy. We will look at how the Government will benefit from […]