Article Views: 290 THREE women, two pregnant and one an elderly, were tortured because they were suspected of practicing sorcery. This happened in 2015 on Lihir Island in New Ireland. […]

Article Views: 323 NEW Housing and Urbanisation Minister Justin Tkatchenko has made a good start to “clean up” the National Housing Corporation. While we give a round of applause for […]

Article Views: 274 THEY say in any society, access to food and good nutrition is the cornerstone for good health and development. Good nutrition is the key to good mental […]

Article Views: 329 IN today’s world, they say owning a home represents security and stability. It is no secret that Papua New Guineans have a life-long dream to own a […]

Article Views: 319 CANCER is an unkind disease. Cancer will continue to be a leading cause of death into the future, and patients and families will need care, support and […]

Article Views: 295 DEVELOPMENT is one of the most overused English word in this country. To our people, it can mean an almost limitless range of targets – spiritual, material […]

Article Views: 311 PAPUA New Guinea is among at least 115 countries in the world where the number of prisoners exceeds official prison capacity. World Prison Brief has Philippines with […]

Article Views: 320 PAPUA New Guinea has been labelled a corrupt nation but the problem might not be that simple. Although this maybe an unfair generalisation by the world bodies […]

Article Views: 260 ACCESSIBLE and affordable healthcare is a basic fundamental right for all citizens. Health Minister Elias Kapavore has admitted that the health system has not been able to […]

Article Views: 376 PAPUA New Guinea has a reputation for being the most passionate supporter of the rugby league in the world. League is a popular team sport in Papua […]