By HELEN TARAWA THEY have a special sign language by which they recognise Anna Kavana Bais; it is the flower she wears in her hair. When her name is mentioned, […]

By SYLVESTER WEMURU SERVING the people in his or her own province is one of the thing that a student in tertiary institution would want to do during holidays to […]

By PAUL MINGA A DRIED bamboo flare will be a thing of the past for every North Waghi household. The practice of constantly replacing torch batteries and kerosene lamps will […]

Tuesday, January 26, 2021: Struck with a mild stroke two years ago, it was a struggle for the family of Clement Miembei a person with special need (in wheelchair) to […]

HE was police officer 11724 Chris Aua, otherwise the nameless man at the Waigani traffic lights, was born on Dec 25 at Varia Village in Baimuru, Gulf, to Evai Ilaea […]

ONE of the most interesting and valuable innovations in language occurred when people came upon the idea of representing their spoken language in a visual form. This meant that a […]

By DAVID SUSUVE ON Friday, Jan 1, 2021, I decided to take a trip with my family to my home place Iokea Village. Iokea is located along the eastern coast […]

By Rev SEIK PITOI IN my first article in January, we discussed what many forecasters are telling us, that there will be difficult days ahead. We saw how this year […]

By JOSHUA MANI ACCORDING to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), trafficking in persons is a serious crime affecting millions worldwide. The crime is sometimes described as modern day slavery. […]

BY MICHAEL JOHN UGLO I WAS working with the Curriculum Development and Assessment Division (CDAD) of the National Department of Education (NDOE) for a three-year stint. In the year 2001, […]