Month: September 2020
Remembering Nahau Rooney
Article Views : 0 Pioneering woman in politics, Nahau Rooney, was one of the only three female elected to PNG’s first post-Independence election in 1977 to the then 109-member national […]
Dr Kitur a big bonus to health department
Article Views : 0 DOCTOR Urarang Kitur is happy to share the skills and training he has on health planning and policy, data quality and data analysis. Dr Kitur, 50, […]
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Article Views : 0 Campaign for women Missionary Anton Lutz’s suggestion that there should be a Women’s Lives Matter campaign in districts where belief in sorcery remains strong should be […]
WITNESS
Article Views : 0 CHILDREN, especially boys are usually seen directing vehicles in Downtown, Port Moresby. This practice is common in some parts of the city. Pictured are some of […]
Tvet is the solution, don’t lose hope
Article Views : 0 ALMOST 80 percent of Grade 12 school leavers do not make it to tertiary institutions. Technical vocational education training institutions (Tvet) in some provinces and districts […]
Issues in lower Porgera ignored
Article Views : 0 LIVES have been lost in a war between two neighbouring clans of Eno and Anga in Porgera, Enga, since the fight started in March this year. […]
Health plan should be realistic, specific
Article Views : 0 I COMMEND editors of both daily newspapers for continuing to highlight the urgent need for the Government to address issues with cancer in the country, especially […]
Traffic officers not helping
Article Views : 0 THE Road Transport Authority has employed incompetent officers who are charging motorists recklessly and unnecessarily for their own benefit. I travelled from 8-Mile towards Gordon and […]
Sorcery is real, address it
Article Views : 0 INSTEAD of just condemning sorcery accusation-related violence, let’s identify the root causes and address them. Church leaders and human rights advocates have been condemning it but […]
Allow Marape to work
Article Views : 0 THE Opposition Leader Belden Namah and former prime minister Peter O’Neill should stop their political attacks on our Prime Minister James Marape and his Cabinet’s decisions […]