By LULU MAGINDE AEROSPACE engineer Maryzana Madget has always had a keen interest in aviation. Now 24, she works in the US as a project analyst for a subsidiary of […]

MANUS lad Paul Poloka is beginning a Master of Science in Psychology this month at the University of East London in the United Kingdom. On Sept 16, while everyone at […]

WHEN he opted out of school after completing Grade 10 in 1991, John Timothy indulged himself in what he calls “reckless living”. The teenager from Tarawa village in West New […]

By DALE LUMA BRIAN Bell Group chairman Ian Clough calls Papua New Guinea home. He was born here, began his education here. He is a PNG citizen. “My father had […]

By DALE LUMA R OBIN Fleming has watched the Bank of South Pacific grow to be the country’s largest bank since he arrived in the country from Australia in late 1980. […]

By LORRAINE JIMAL H IS plan to become a teacher went out of the window when John Huaimbandi dropped out of Grade Six. John, from Pambanieng village in Kubalia, Numbo local […]

By LORRAINE JIMAL CATHY Nukunj believes that God had called her to be a teacher to inculcate in children sound moral values and to mold their characters to be good […]

By JINA AMBA After working at the Bomana police college print shop for 33 years, Manu Ila from Karawa village in Central is retiring, happy that he had done the […]

By PHOEBE GWANGILO RAMSON Silo Bovi decided to become a police officer when he was a small boy in Maprik, East Sepik. “One morning, I was at the Maprik Market […]

By Michael Philips DAVID Ayres came to PNG when he was 13 to visit a family friend who was working as a teacher in Port Moresby. He spent a couple […]