Article Views: 701 By CYRIL GARE BAMAYANG, Mabayang…no its Bayambang, the visiting PNG Agriculture and Livestock Minister, John Simon and his entourage were been corrected repeatedly by our Filipino friends […]

Article Views: 291 Story & picture courtesy of PJV media unit HE continues to be the success story of the Porgera Joint Venture (PJV) initiated Agrikids programme and young Carlton […]

Article Views: 294 By PETER S. KINJAP AS promised last week, we will now look more closely at REDD+ (Reduce Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation, and plus (+) conservation […]

Article Views: 313 By PISAI GUMAR PRAYER has become the basis of 700 Taemi Islanders that keeps them adrift on the two islets and four smaller atolls north of Gagidu […]

Article Views: 242 A map showing the different towns and regions in Jesus’ time. – Pictures borrowed By THOMAS HUKAHU IN this week’s article, we shall look at how Jesus […]

Article Views: 236 By THEO YASAUSE THERE are three experiences that are worth taken notice of to understand life when you visit three specific locations – the prison, the hospital, […]

Article Views: 223 By BALTHAZAR MORIGUBA THE town of Kiunga came alive with the beating of the drums signalling the start of the Sel Kambang Festival. The event held over […]

Article Views: 256 By EREBIRI ZURENUOC THE general inland communities along the Saruwaget Range are denied basic essential services due to rugged terrains, deep gorges and fast flowing rivers such […]

Article Views: 289 VIRUSES can be very wily microorganisms. Take the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) for example. Firstly, it attacks the body’s immune cells, specifically the CD4 T lymphocytes (a […]

Article Views: 223 GINGER is one of the modern kitchen’s most interesting herbs. The spice has a punchy flavour mixed with a tangy citrus-like aroma and this combination lends a […]