Day: April 15, 2024
WITNESS
Years ago, Morobe’s capital, Lae, used to be the “city of potholes”. Port Moresby was the “city of roundabouts”, Eastern Highlands’ Goroka was “kol peles”, New Ireland’s Kavieng remains “bilas […]
Wonders of internet among PNG youths
THE youths of Papua New Guinea are embracing the opportunities that come with internet usage, from connecting with peers globally to accessing educational resources. However, this shift towards digital connectivity […]
Police and CS not doing enough
OFFICERS from the two disciplined forces, Royal PNG Constabulary (police) and Correctional Services (CS), need to review their conduct and performance to instill public confidence. Two most serious issues that […]
Healthy, wealthy and wise go together
PAPUA New Guinea faces a critical shortage of healthcare workers, a challenge that continues to hinder the delivery of quality services to its people. Human resource is the key factor […]
Action needed on Jiwaka’s alcohol issue
THE alcohol problem in Jiwaka is big by comparison and police were being blamed for being ineffective. But the fundamental problem in the last 10 years was that the province […]
Mt Hagen thrives amid chaos and instability
WHEN Papua New Guinea is faced with social, economic and political instability and chaos, Mt Hagen city strives to survive economically, largely driven by the private sector. The business environment […]
Promoting discipline, respect among children
IN Papua New Guinea, nurturing discipline and respect in children is fundamental to fostering a society of law and order. As the saying goes: “Train a child in the way […]
Give love a go in your troubles
NO peace that is forged without love can be lasting. Only peace founded upon fundamental principles of human goodness that we call love can truly be lasting. Love is one […]
Businessman John Chow calling PNG home
By NATHAN WOTI TO Francis John Chow, the son of well-known Lae businessman Ian, Papua New Guinea has become home to five generations of his family. He was awarded a […]
Medicos learn Mandarin
A GROUP of Chinese medical workers have introduced a course on Mandarin for staff at the Port Moresby General Hospital (PMGH). The second Chinese language course started on March 7 […]