COVER STORY By HELEN TARAWA THE Tufi Tapa and Tattoo Cultural Festival is a perfect event to draw tourists from around the world. Into its second year, the show is […]

PEOPLE Siblings of special needs student Susanna Dage thank God for her academic success and their own ability to care for her after both parents had passed away. By ENAMYRA […]

BUSINESS ENOVA in the Aroma dialect of Central means cloud and the Kula family from Paramana Village knew the significance this has with this day and age in technology and […]

Rights advocate visits By Rev SEIK PITOI DATO’ Anusha Santhirasthipam is a woman of standing in her native Malaysia and is renowned as an advocate for women’s rights. A barrister […]

CONSERVATION By PETER ESILA THERE are mystical, sacred sites everywhere in Papua New Guinea. In some villages the sacredness of such sites has been lost to growth and urbanisation while […]

FAITH By ZACHERY PER TWO young medical specialists first met at Kudjip Nazarene hospital Jiwaka in 1968 working in their respective fields as laboratory technician and general nursing. Two years […]

EDUCATION BY JEFFREY ELAPA A VISION a village councillor had for his people is now becoming a reality, although it has not reached its full potential. Sir Peter Ipatas, the […]

BUSINESS BETTY Higgins owns a trout farm and lodge at the base of picturesque and remote Mt Wilhelm in Papua New Guinea. She sells trout to hotels across the country.  […]

EDUCATION By THOMAS HUKAHU LAST week, I shared two stories about how a college and a nation tried a different mode of delivering university education to students who were actually […]

Computing components in digital economy By MICHAEL UGLO THIS is the fourth in the series of articles on digital economy. We will look at the scientific and architectural components of […]