Day: July 5, 2019
Listen to me: A call from the prison
By THEO YASAUSE ‘LISTEN TO ME’ is the time to listen and act to take back PNG to make it the prosperous black nation. The call by our leaders and […]
Walk-the-talk to deliver tourism
By MALUM NALU AUSTRALIA remains Papua New Guinea’s largest inbound tourism market, making over 50 per cent of the total holiday arrivals in the country, according to the PNG Tourism […]
Raising awareness and funds for diabetes in the Pacific
A FATHER and son will be among participants who will embark on a physical and mental journey through the Kokoda Track, in Papua New Guinea, next week. Brad Watson and […]
WITNESS
The heap of Goroka market rubbish that attracted pigs, dogs, cows and horses has now gone a step to attract man. Pictured is a young man covering his face and […]
Appoint local CEO
SINCE 2013 when the Angau Hospital board was appointed, they have continuously appointed expatriates as CEO. This is a slap in the face of qualified PNG nationals. Most of these […]
Letters in brief
Sexual harassment: It is interesting to observe how the different codes to come into play in relation to allegation of sexual harassment at the work place by a department head. […]
Look into this
THE Supreme Court decision of March 28, 2019, ordering the Department of Personnel Management (DPM) to immediately reinstate affected public servants as directed by PSC and court orders are still […]
Take back PNG
“Take back PNG” as announced by Prime Minister James Marape is simple. We urge the PM to ensure that MPs submit their PSIP/DSIP Acquittals to Department of Labour and Rural […]
Five-year development plan
I SHARE my view on how the 5-year development plan is being done. Congratulations to all MPs and their districts for doing a good job in launching their development plans. […]
TFF issue
THE new education minister should address Tuition Fee Free (TFF) management issues which was identified in some of the past evaluation report to improve the system. There has been a […]