By LARRY ANDREWS JACOB Luke never completed Grade Eight in 1978 after he and fellow students staged a protest in school on the poor performance of some teachers. He never […]

BY GLORIA BAUAI EX-prisoner Mason Mai found it hard to live a normal life and re-integrate into society because of his past. So the father-of-two, a two-time offender, has now […]

By JINA AMBA DROPPING out of Grade Eight did not stop Wek Kewa from becoming a successful businessman. Today he is involved in the Kanny Transport Service which operates a […]

By LULU MARK GABINA Diari, 69, from Kemabolo village along the Rigo Coast in Central believes he is lucky to recover in hospital after being infected with the Coronavirus (Covid-19). […]

By LULU MAGINDE COMMUNICATIONS engineer, author, retired military officer and long-serving member of the Peace Foundation Melanesia (PFM) James Laki received the Member of the British Empire award recently for […]

By KELVIN JOE GEORGE Puu was ready to begin his education with other 10-year-old children in the village when his father told him: No! He was instead to be groomed […]

By PETER WARI WHEN the Grade 10 national examination papers arrived at the Aiya Robesi High School in the Kagua-Erave district of Southern Highlands, school chairman John Yano was overjoyed. […]

By LORRAINE JIMAL PILIMBO Malibu, 15, raised by a single mother, received the Grade 12 Science dux prize at the Asia-Pacific-Multi Cultural College in Port Moresby two weeks ago. Malibu’s […]

By CLIFFORD FAIPARIK AFTER he was bestowed his knighthood at Government House two weeks ago, Sir Philip Kapal thought back of the one man who once mentored and trained him […]

By LULU MARK AUSTRALIAN nurse Corey Sclater is among the hundreds of hard working medical officers in the frontline as PNG fights to contain the Coronavirus (Covid-19) surge. Corey, 24, […]