Day: November 14, 2019
Nation thanks Paula for a selfless service to women
Article Views: 73 By JOYCE INGIPA PAULA Mek has never been to school but her name is synonymous with women’s rights and empowerment in the country. The 75-year-old from the […]
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Article Views: 37 Scary slogan Printed on the side of taxis from a particular company in Port Moresby are the words: Your destiny is our mission. A bit scary – […]
Jiwaka education board recognises camp
Article Views: 25 THE Jiwaka Provincial Education Board has recognised the Lutheran agency schools reformation camp and will declare holidays on the days once all guidelines and policies are in […]
Church celebrates anniversary
Article Views: 50 MISSIONARIES Dr Neville and Joyce Burtle who first funded the Nazarene Church in Chimbu joined others in Kundiawa to celebrate the church’s 40th anniversary recently. They traveled […]
Sir Julius urges churches to invest in infrastructures
Article Views: 20 NEW Ireland Governor Sir Julius Chan has called on Churches to invest in innovative infrastructure instead of ordinary type of projects. Chan made the comment during the […]
Church prepares for crusade
Article Views: 21 PREPARATIONS are now underway as youths at Gerehu United Church in the National Capital District prepare to host an inter-denominational crusade next week. The three days event […]
Group visits inmates
Article Views: 22 A WOMEN’S group from Central recently visited inmates at the Bomana jail in Port Moresby. The Paramana Ebenezer women’s group had fellowship and shared food with inmates […]
Catholics celebrate declaration of late Newman as Saint
Article Views: 22 MEMBERS of the Catholic faith celebrated the newly-canonised St John Henry Newman in a gathering in Port Moresby last month. Newman was canonised by Pope Francis at […]
WITNESS
Article Views: 20 TRUCKS are queuing up at the temporary bailey bridge in Okiufa Creek, Goroka, Eastern Highlands, daily. Recently, a truck stopped in the middle of the bridge, causing […]
Stop harassing street vendors
Article Views: 19 LAW enforcers continue to use violence and extort money from street vendors who typically sell betel nut and cigarettes. We have witnessed cases of street vendors losing […]