Article Views: 927 By JUNIOR UKAHA    THERE are people in this world, who despite their own struggles, will still reach out to help others in need. These people help us […]

Article Views: 1,314 By ISAAC LIRI IF someone asks for one word that aptly describes unity in PNG, I can think of nothing else but the word Kumul. Papua New […]

Article Views: 951 THIS cranium of a person who lived in what’s now Papua New Guinea, 6000 years ago may be the world’s oldest-known tsunami victim. A mysterious partial skull […]

Article Views: 964 By Rev SEIK PITOI “IT is so easy to talk about unity, even to preach and sing about unity, but to put it in practice is always […]

Article Views: 1,092 By HENZY YAKHAM WATER is life – without which there is no life on planet Earth. The need for clean, fresh and healthy drinking water is a […]

Article Views: 851 By FREDAH TAIMBARI On 31st of October every year, Lutherans around the world including Papua New Guinea organize small activities within their congregations to   commemorate    Reformation Day.  […]

Article Views: 861 By STELLA BITA ALMOST 40 years into his career, the thought of retiring from the Public Service is now dominating his mind. And it is for this […]

Article Views: 931 THE reputation of our most notable farming crops is second to none around the world. PNG is the world’s leading producer of sustainable palm oil which is […]

Article Views: 816 By MARTIN BASHIR FIVE hundred years ago, a young German monk began the Protestant Reformation, shattering the authority of the Catholic Church. Centuries later, there are signs […]

Article Views: 1,041 Story and pictures by HELEN TARAWA AS the sun sank on the horizons beyond the coast of Port Moresby’s Fairfax Harbour the Albaniel family gathered at the […]