Day: January 8, 2018
Haiveta plans to extend Kerema
Article Views: 1,738 Kerema town boundaries in Gulf will be extended to Mei-Uaripi, Petoe, Murua and Epo, says Governor Chris Haiveta. Haiveta said Kerema town had limited space to expand […]
Kairuku-Hiri churches get roofing iron from MP
Article Views: 1,458 KAIRUKU-Hiri MP Peter Isoaimo donated roofing sheets to Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) churches in the Hiri district, Central. While presenting the materials to churches in Kagi and Naduri, […]
Gulf public servants still waiting for pay over delayed grants
Article Views: 1,670 A DELAY in the release of National Government grants to Gulf has resulted in a chaotic end to 2017, Deputy Governor Charles Maiu says. Maiu appealed to […]
Students seeking province’s help for overseas study
Article Views: 733 By JIMMY KALEBE Four students from Fischhafen, Morobe, are seeking assistance from the provincial government to study overseas. Spokesperson Jack Rukunlinga said they have received their acceptance […]
Higher fees force law student to drop out
Article Views: 824 A second year law student at the University of Papua New Guinea will be withdrawing from her studies this year due to the increase in tuition fees. […]
Teachers plan to boycott classes because of leave fares
Article Views: 661 By DOROTHY MARK Teachers in Madang are planning to boycott classes until their outstanding leave fares are sorted by the provincial government. Teachers in Madang received K259 […]
Four get scholarships to Australian schools
Article Views: 631 THE New Ireland government has given four more students scholarships to study in Australia. They will join three others who received scholarships last year The students in […]
Online selection reliable, says secretary
Article Views: 340 By PHOEBE GWANGILO Grade 12 online selection has proven to be more reliable than the manual selection by revealing that all students scoring grade point average above […]
District puts aside K1mil for school fees
Article Views: 561 By TONY PALME TAMBUL-Nebliyer MP Win Bakri Daki has put aside K1 million for school fee assistance for tertiary students in his electorate this year. The cheque […]
Parents call on govt for help
Article Views: 305 PARENTS are calling on the government to help reduce the new school fees being charged by the University of Papua New Guinea and other institutions. John Alopa, […]