By LORRAINE JIMAL W HEN Felix Ario used to sell newspapers earning K20 a day, he allocated half to his family and kept half for his church offering. Before that, he […]

By ELIAS LARI P ASTOR Margaret John in Enga believes that good things will happen when children are taught early in life the importance of honesty, obedience and good character. These […]

By KARO JESSE B OBBY Porawi is proud to be the first from his clan in Koroba, Hela to graduate with a university degree. And he dedicates the Bachelor in Applied […]

By ZACHERY PER MOSES Namagileso, 40, has experienced failure a lot of times early in life. He unsuccessfully tried three times – in the 2007, 2012 and 2017 general elections […]

By ROSELYN ELLISON G RADE Six dropout Fred Lowa today owns three trade stores, a guest house, a restaurant and a mini supermarket. He and wife Anna recently registered with the […]

By PETER ESILA N IXON Pakea hopes to one day see the peaceful co-existence, and big improvement in living standards, of people in the Porgera valley. Pakea, the Porgera Chamber of […]

By ELIAS LARI F OR the first 23 years of his life, John Kimam was made fun of and bullied for the disabilities he was born with. He was the second […]

By ROBINSON LEKA K ORA Lega, 21, grew up without knowing his father. His mum who brought him up and his siblings – an elder brother and a younger sister – […]

By ZACHERY PER A FTER spending 47 years inside the classroom educating hundreds of children, Ungai-mountain top man Philip Avuti is putting down his pen, ruler and chalk – so to […]