Day: July 30, 2019
Dian making a living in city
Article Views: 806 By Parker Tambua Dian Kange, 46, from Maia village in the Pangia district of Southern Highlands runs a small business at a stall inside the Pacific Women […]
WITNESS
Article Views: 400 The host of the ELCPNG 19th national youth conference is calling on the government and all Lutherans to assist them financially to host the conference. ELCPNG national […]
UPNG issue
Article Views: 341 I HAVE two important points to be elaborated. Firstly, it is now noticed that UPNG, the premier university of South Pacific has its status being depleted because […]
Letters in brief
Article Views: 266 Tok Pisin: I SUGGEST to the government rather education ministry to include PNG’s second language Tok Pisin as one of the main subjects in schools from elementary […]
Appoint Wagambie
Article Views: 514 THIS is an open letter to the Police Minister and NEC members of the Marape/Steven Government. If you are looking at an ideal candidate for the post […]
Bougainville Referendum
Article Views: 606 PRIME Minister James Marape recently mentioned in the daily newspapers he would be campaigning for a “United PNG” before the Bougainville Referendum is held. While the PM […]
Reconciliation ceremony
Article Views: 308 THERE has been recent reports that a reconciliation ceremony between PNG and Bougainville is planned to be held in Buin, South Bougainville, next month. In a Melanesian […]
Call to support hospital
Article Views: 417 MINGENDE Rural Hospital in Chimbu is known as one of the best when it comes to giving pure nursing care. While it continues to strive to maintain […]
PMGH’s dilemma
Article Views: 279 THE doctor population ratio of 1:17,000 plus people will continue to be a burden for the country. With the annual growth rate of three per cent plus […]
Urban drift
Article Views: 433 ABOUT 85 per cent (majority) population of Papua New Guinea (PNG) lives in rural areas. Government services barely reach them because they live in a disperse hamlets […]