Day: January 29, 2018
Special workshop helps teacher trainers learn more about literacy
Article Views: 459 WORLD Vision and Child Fund recently ran a one-week training of trainers (ToT) workshop on early literacy teaching techniques, mentoring and coaching skills for teacher trainers and […]
Proving life is what you make it
Article Views: 665 By CHARLES MOI HAVE you ever wondered where children who grow up in the settlements of Port Moresby end up? Some of us might say they usually […]
Hela announces launch of website for scholarships
Article Views: 1,173 By REBECCA KUKU A HELA scholarships’ website was launched on Friday for students to apply for sponsorship, says Governor Philip Undialu. Undialu, told The National that the […]
Parents, students breathe sigh of relief after university settles fee issue
Article Views: 542 UNIVERSITY of Papua New Guinea students and their parents and guardians are grateful to the university council for changing its mind on a proposed increase in tuition […]
WITNESS
Article Views: 299 This man is regularly seen cleaning this drain at the Goroka Main Market, Eastern Highlands. No one knows if he is getting paid to do it.
Kumung challenged
Article Views: 342 It is a very deceptive tactic employed by Michael Kumung and his cohorts to convince Minister Maru, the O’Neill government and the public into believing that the […]
Welfare Office denies claim
Article Views: 666 This is in response to a Letter to the Editor section over the NCD Welfare Office closure. The NCD Child and Family Services Office was having electricity […]
Why tax incentive package?
Article Views: 217 Daily subsistence allowance (DSA) is an entitlement for teachers teaching in remote registered schools in a province. It is an incentive package created by the National Education […]
Call to respect treaty villagers
Article Views: 483 On Nov 24, 2017, my family members and I travelled to Saibai Island in the Torres Strait of Australia. We were there to attend a wedding of […]
Let’s stop the carnage on our roads
Article Views: 904 THE time for pussyfooting around the road safety issue is over. Ten more people died in two separate road accidents over the weekend. Ten too many. One […]