By GYNNIE KERO EAST Sepik will soon be supplying markets with eggs raised from a farm in the Sepik plains. Branded ‘Sepik Fresh’, the products come from a K35 million […]

By HENRY YAMO FORTY-five years on and much of Papua New Guinea still remains isolated, disconnected and far from all-is-okay. Most rural and remote areas of many provinces around the […]

By Rev SEIK PITOI THIS world is noisy. Noise refers to sound, usually unwanted or unpleasant sound. Pleasant sounds may be like soothing music or sounds of nature such as […]

THE Centre for Excellence in Financial Inclusion (CEFI) is implementing subcomponent 2.2 of the Market for Village Farmers (MVF) project which is focused on providing a holistic training and innovative […]

By CASPER DAMIEN THE coronavirus Covid-19 is real and it has affected 213 countries and territories around the world and infected more than 28 million people and has recorded over […]

By ELIZABETH VUVU A FEAST of honour was held recently in East New Britain in remembrance of the founder of Covenant Ministries International and former Northern Governor Pastor Suckling Tamanabae. […]

  By ALPHONSE BARIASI FOR any artist it is never a nice feeling when one’s prized work is taken at a bargain. It gets worse when the offered payment is […]

By MICHAEL JOHN UGLO IF you stand on top of a box which can or cannot withstand your weight, it will eventually break or not break depending on your weight. […]

By JINA AMBA THE Breast Cancer Awareness Month, marked the world over every October, helps to increase attention and support for awareness, early detection and treatment as well as palliative […]