Category: People
Why Alexandria wants to be a civil engineer
By ZARA KANU LEBO THE famous line by former US President John F Kennedy – Ask not what your country can for you, rather ask what you can do for […]
Improving health management is next for Desmond
By LIBERT SANGUNDI NOW that he has made his family proud by reaching the apex of his education journey, a Bachelor in Health Management degree, Desmond Sam’s next mission is […]
Heart disease keeps Sterry at home, parents seeking help
By NAOMI KALATE BECAUSE of a heart condition, nine-year-old Sterry Toukes has stopped going to school, cannot walk long distances, and can only sleep with her legs crossed so that […]
Art brightening up Raymond’s world
By ZARA KANU LEBO SPANISH painter and theatre designer Pablo Picasso viewed art as “the best possible introduction to the culture of the world. I love it for the buried […]
Fiji-based PNG student Rhys tells of short visit to Japan
BY RHYS WORUBA I am from Papua New Guinea studying at the University of the South Pacific in Suva, Fiji. We were recently privileged to go on a cultural exchange […]
Jopal in Australia to fulfil a dream
By NAOMI KALATE BUTCHER Jopal Pingiwisa is travelling to Australia to help his family in Morobe and fulfil a dream of setting up his own business. “Expanding my knowledge and […]
Climate change advocate Evengelyne owes it dad
By LORRAINE KLUKI EVENGELYNE Kove’s interest in climate change was kindled at an early age by her dad’s experience of practices related to the environment. “My career pathway was significantly […]
A test of faith for ill son Floyd, mum Sharon
By MAZIE SELMBIA ON June 8, 2018, when mother-of-one Sharon Landime was in the maternity ward delivery room ready to give birth to her second child, she had no idea […]
How trip to India changed Cynthia’s way of thinking
By JACINTA COHLEE EAGER to expand her knowledge to meet the demands of the era of technology, teacher Cynthia Changau decided to venture into a new chapter in her life. […]
Forward march for Sgt Dama after graduation
By ZACHERY PER ARMY Sergeant John Damu dedicated his Bachelor in Technical Vocational Education Training degree to his late parents, and his two wives, thanking them for supporting him. “I […]