By COLIN TAIMBARI ON the evening of Monday, April 3, the Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority (TPA) launched its commemoration activities for the 75th Anniversary of the iconic World […]

By LEMACH LAVARI I SCOURED the internet looking for tributes of Susan Karike and found many on Facebook. There were beautifully written comments acknowledging her ingenuity and the contribution towards […]

By THOMAS HUKAHU JUST before Easter, I received news that my step-mother had passed away. She was a very special woman with remarkable traits. The days following that were of […]

By ELIAS LARI CHILDREN owe their parents a lot for the life that they have. In the villages, there are parents who pay extra attention to their kids to make […]

By PATRICK MARCO IT was on a typical bright Friday morning in February when a group of men, fully dressed in their traditional Huli attire walked into the training area […]

With severe droughts and rising populations, we will have to accept “toilet-to-tap” schemes. Cities like Perth in Australia are leading the way. IT’S been called “toilet-to-tap” – much to the chagrin of […]

By GYNNIE KERO A LOUD crescendo of cheering and singing filled the air as hundreds waited to welcome him at the Boram airport in Wewak. For the people of East […]

By GABBY MUGANG MISSION is the ministry of the church for world evangelisation. Mission breaks down barriers between different nationalities and races and bonds people in unity. To become a […]

By KEVIN PAMBA UNIVERSITIES around the world partner with various stakeholders and entities to get things done. One stakeholder group that universities partner with to achieve desired outcomes is the […]