ENGLISH is rapidly becoming a lingua franca in international communication for commerce and trade, education, science, international relations and tourism. It is the fastest growing language in the world, with […]

WITH cultural barrier, the word “contraception” is often brushed aside when it comes to talking about basic health services. Contraception, also known as birth control or fertility control, is a […]

CANCER is an unkind disease that knows no boundaries and does not select who to attack. It can bring one down fast when it attacks. Over time, the cancer pattern […]

MANY readers will remember when there were multitude of veterans who donned their uniforms and with sad eyes, marched yearly to lay wreaths and think of friends and family who […]

THE practice of vending in between vehicles at traffic lights should be discouraged or we will have deaths recorded either as hit-and-run or a hold up gone wrong. Traffic laws […]

THERE are no single and straight-forward recommendations, formula or secrets to reduce law and order problems anywhere in the world. Papua New Guinea we all know is confronted with pressing […]

WE all live in difficult times, as readers of this newspaper know well. Worries about the state of our safety, our finances, health and many others can take a physical […]

NEWS of the Covid-19 Delta strain recorded in Papua New Guinea should not be taken lightly. The Delta strain, or Delta mutation as it is also called, is extremely serious. […]

ALCOHOL abuse is a debatable issue that poses many challenges for our society. Unfortunately, a number of Papua New Guineans are not good at socialising with alcohol because they end […]

MANY people will agree that Papua New Guineans are becoming their own worst enemies. The traditional rivalry between clans, tribes and ethnic groups has spilled over into the political arena, […]