Day: August 17, 2018
God’s unlikely missionaries
By Rev SEIK PITOI As a young boy growing up in the 1970s, I recall listening to many different string band songs in the local languages on the radio. One […]
WITNESS
Rekna-rock? No, if this is the name of the person who defaced this bus stop, then we can only say that Rekna’s an idiot. Why do people go around defacing […]
Sweat, birds and God
The very first sin of mankind was disobedience. After humans fell victim to disobedience, the very first and true commandment of God was ‘sweat’. Firstly, let me put it this […]
Expensive hotel rooms
I wish to make a comment regarding the front page of the The National (Aug 15) titled “ICCC: Hotel room costly”. This is something that the Independent Consumer and Competition […]
Praise for PNC choice
AS a longtime resident and local businessmen in Kundiawa, Chimbu, I thank Prime Minister Peter O’Neill for appointing a young man from Chimbu, David Dom Kua, as the new general […]
Hope for Nipa
I WOULD like to commend Jimmy Pesul and Kenneth Kuimb for taking the initiative to develop rugby league in Nipa. Now the Tindom Hill Guest House Cup is on at […]
The Manus refugee saga
THE Pacific is probably one of the most readily available places in the world where governments of prosperous nations think they can exert their dominance without taking into consideration the […]
Edevu hydro project queried
Can the management of PNG Hydro Development Ltd (PNGHDL) put out a media release or at least let the public know of the progress of the Edevu hydro power project […]
Living life to the fullest
You don’t always have the motivation to fight for your dreams. Sometimes you’ll feel down, defeated and feel like a loser. If you are in this state, never forget that […]
Morobe rice ready to hit the market
TRUKAI Industries Ltd and local farmers in Morobe have produced its rice harvest from a 275 hectares farm. Chief executive Greg Worthington-Eyre, during the launching of Hamamas Rice in Port […]