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After seven tough years, Faith gets her degree By JACINTA COHLEE IT was not an easy journey for village girl Faith Raitano who grew up in Paireanda near Waluanda village, […]

June 29, 2022June 29, 2022 The National People

They laughed at Eugene, but he never regretted his choice

By MELYNE BAROI WHEN Eugene Avediba began his studies under the Theatre Arts division at the University of PNG, he did not envisage travelling to the other side of the […]

June 27, 2022 The National People

Marape reunites with his Grade Seven teacher Judy

BY REBECCA KUKU TEACHER Judy Karara never dreamt that one day she would reunite at the school with one of her former pupils she will always be proud of – […]

June 22, 2022 The National People

Warea’s success story is one to emulate

By AILEEN KWARAGU WHEN Warea Orapa started a rice farming project 20 years ago at his Wasuma village in Southern Highlands, little did he know how immensely popular and beneficial […]

June 21, 2022 The National People

To hell and back for Victoria

By JACINTA COHLEE WHEN she suffered a disease affecting her breathing while in secondary school, Victoria Kose vowed to complete her education, come what may. “It was a disease I […]

June 20, 2022 The National People

Marape: Why I chose Pangu

By REBECCA KUKU AS the reign of his government draws to a close, Tari-Pori MP James Marape looks back at his political journey since taking over as prime minister three […]

June 17, 2022 The National People

Maika, Mougulu owe Lloyds family a lot

MAIKA Yabua has known Sally Lloyd all his life and her influence has shaped his desire to serve his people in Mougulu, Western. Sally and her siblings were raised in […]

June 16, 2022 The National People

Constable committed to helping women, children

By PETER WARI A POLICEWOMAN from Southern Highlands is looking forward to better helping children, young girls and mothers affected by family and sexual violence (FSV) after graduating with a […]

May 5, 2022 The National People

Dorah’s long struggle for mental health care services recognition

By MELYNE BAROI A SPECIALISED Mental Healthcare worker shed tears as she told the story of the hardships that she faced throughout her journey in providing services. Sister Dorah Riyong […]

May 4, 2022May 5, 2022 The National People

Fleming hard to replace in banking industry

By SHIRLEY MAULUDU and DALE LUMA FOUR decades after setting foot on PNG soil, Robin Fleming is the proud leader of the country’s biggest bank, and an inspiration to young […]

April 29, 2022 The National People

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