Article Views: 264 THERE are no single and straightforward recommendations, formulae or secrets to reduce law and order problems anywhere in the world. PNG we all know is confronted with […]

Article Views: 254 DISTURBING figures were released last week showing Papua New Guinea as having the lowest number of skilled birth attendants and needing 6000 more to meet global standard. […]

Article Views: 352 ECONOMIC forecasts for Papua New Guinea have been upbeat following three straight years of murky predictions and negative actual out-turns. Last month, the World Bank released an […]

Article Views: 271 ONE can say it is disappointing that the World NGO Day yesterday went by without much fanfare. An NGO (non-governmental organisations) is any non-profit, volunteer citizens’ group […]

Article Views: 369 OVER time the authorities have been encouraging victims of violence and their families to speak out and alert the authorities so help can be given. Many say […]

Article Views: 275 TODAY is the first anniversary of the 7.5 magnitude earthquake that hit parts of the Highlands a year ago and shattered lives. The earthquake that struck on […]

Article Views: 295 THERE have been reports of heavy flooding around the country which have destroyed food gardens, roads and homes. Last week, the East New Britain provincial government suspended […]

Article Views: 235 The saying that prevention is better than cure can be seen as a reminder for all to be health-conscious and prevent the discomfort and costs of becoming […]

Article Views: 378 TODAY we witness more brutality in public, including those meted out by the very people who should be enforcing the law. We seem to have regressed in […]