Day: June 4, 2019
Koboni fail to halt slide
Concept Koboni have lost three games since the start of Port Moresby AFL Premiership season three weeks ago. The reigning premiers began on the wrong foot, losing to an elusive […]
Negative reporting on law, order hinders tourism: Agus
THE negative reporting in the media on law and order is the main hindrance to tourism growth in the country, Tourism Promotion Authority chief executive officer Jerry Agus says. Agus […]
Huawei trade lawsuit opens
WASHINGTON: Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecommunications equipment supplier fighting a United States sales ban, kicks off a trade secrets lawsuit in the United States yesterday against a former employee who […]
HUNTERs FORUM
We need old heads THREE quarters of the players need to be experienced ones because they have been there and know how to perform. Back to you coach Marum. Sikiwaki, […]
Prison infrastructure falling apart: Official
SOME prison facilities still being used today were built during the colonial days and badly need to be renovated and upgraded, a senior prison officer says. Correctional Service College commander […]
Police suspect students behind fire
POLICE suspect students are responsible for the burning down of a Brandi Secondary School building in East Sepik yesterday morning. The 2am fire razed the building comprising a science laboratory, […]
ESP police arrest 4 over theft of raw gold
POLICE have arrested four suspects for stealing K60,000 worth of raw gold in East Sepik. Police commander Supt Albert Beli said the suspects were arrested in Angoram by a Lae […]
Allen applauds PM for supporting agriculture
FORMER Agriculture and Livestock Minister Benny Allen has applauded Prime Minister James Marape for expressing support to the US$600 million (K2.03 billion) Papua New Guinea (PNG)-China Integrated Agriculture Park Project. […]
Districts told to submit acquittals
By HELEN TARAWA DISTRICTS have been urged to submit their acquittals before they are allocated any more funds. Department of Implementation and Rural Development (DIRD) deputy secretary Andrew Livingston, who […]
Kombra calls for protection of exam papers
MORE than 73,000 grade 10 students will be sitting for their written expression examinations on Thursday. Education Secretary Dr Uke Kombra said 73,931 students from 322 provincial high and secondary […]