COVER STORY THERE are 32 hospitals in the country which include both private and public, according to World Health Organisation in 2014. There are seven regional hospitals, 19 provincial hospitals, […]

PETS By GABBY MUGANG CHEETAH is the name of a wild cat with a spotted fur similar to the leopard found in the African continent. But in a small village […]

INCLUSION By DAVID HARRO THE name Bulolo evokes memories of the gold rush days in the 1950s and 60s when minerals were first discovered there. Today the township has transformed […]

Hela’s better, less told story By REBECCA KUKU MANY times when people hear Hela, all they think of is the brutal killings and tribal warfare but Hela is so much […]

Behind PNGDF Covid-19 ops By ALEXANDER NARA THE Covid-19 pandemic has an impact on PNG’s national security on March 20. Since then, respective agencies and the government were reminded to […]

FAITH DESPITE efforts by government to address sorcery and sorcery-related violence, the issues will remain unsolved for many years. Government will be fighting a losing battle and the violence against […]

AGRICULTURE By CYRIL GARE KNOWN as the “father of modern taxonomy” Swedish botanist, zoologist and physician, Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778) may have thought less of a tropical food crop that he […]

Food industry ‘shares blame’ AS EVIDENCE mounts that overweight and obese people are at much greater risk of developing life threatening Covid-19 consequences, public health experts have called on manufacturers […]