By ALPHONSE BARIASI MOST corporate in-house or external training is aimed at producing the best brains and skills to enhance the core business of entities, be they private or government-run. […]

By DANIEL KUMBON WHILE the ‘Look North’ policy introduced by the Wingti government was good for the economic prosperity of Papua New Guinea, a sinister development has hijacked those good […]

SOME time ago a reader wrote to ask, “How can I help my students with spelling and writing difficulties in lower secondary school?” This is a common concern to many […]

By KEVIN PAMBA ONE of the unique features of Christianity’s foundation church, the Catholic (universal) Church, is that it is steeped in rich traditions that enliven the Word of God […]

By THOMAS HUKAHU THE sudden passing of Amoa PNG men’s volleyball team’s long-time skipper Ravuiwa Mahuru (or Ravu Mahuru) on June 25 came as a shock as I was browsing […]

By HARLYNE JOKU AS PNG joined in the first ever World Refrigeration Day celebrations, people in urban parts of PNG and globally continue to use refrigerators to help store food, […]

By PETER S. KINJAP WHEN talking climate change, carbon trade and mitigation approaches to address it, many readers on this column have personally emailed me and even asked me in […]

By THOMAS HUKAHU IN this week’s article, the character we will study is in the New Testament. The characters we have studied in the past few weeks (Joseph, Daniel and […]

By JEFFREY ELAPA THE People’s Party was formed by a group of Papua New Guineans who wanted to make a difference in the country’s leadership. As such, the People’s Party […]

ALPHONSE BARIASI AN author and mother of two from Northern has just published a collection of poems following her success in writing more than 20 children’s story books. Caroline Evari […]