Article Views: 181 PAPUA New Guinea’s increase in crime and lawlessness and rising urban population has triggered off an expansion in the market for security services and equipment. The security […]

Article Views: 249 NO offence intended, but it is time the minimum entry mark for new police recruits be set at grade 12 and above with a certain GPA (grade […]

Article Views: 308 MANY Papua New Guineans dream of owning homes in major urban centres like Port Moresby and Lae but few can afford the costs associated with home ownership. […]

Article Views: 214 Even though the maternal and newborn death rate is declining, pregnancy and childbirth remain risky for the health of many women around the world. For every woman […]

Article Views: 222 FOR many of us, criminal incidents in our towns and cities leave us feeling emotional and, often, anxious. And the current political showdown of numbers between the […]

Article Views: 301 TODAY is World Press Freedom Day. This day celebrates the fundamental principles of press freedom and the essential role the press plays in promoting democracy throughout the […]

Article Views: 458 IF questioned about a “school inspector”, today’s students might assume that a health and safety inspection was the topic. Students from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s […]

Article Views: 585 MALARIA remains the single biggest development challenge to a developing country like Papua New Guinea. Malaria is identified by World Health Organization as a disease that continues […]

Article Views: 588 FOR all shoppers, plastic bags is the most convenient mode to take their shopping away – it is cheap, strong and easy to carry. Once at home, […]

Article Views: 739 THEY say social media can be seen as a two-edged sword for law enforcement – a tool for gathering evidence and identifying suspects but also a force […]