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Article Views : 0 By KELVIN JOE MARIAH Jacklyne Johns had wanted to become a teacher and even obtained a primary school teaching certificate at a teachers college. But it […]

Article Views : 0 By ELIAS LARI MAINTAINING peace and good order is an honourable thing for John Kaupa because it makes him feel that he has accomplished his purpose […]

Article Views : 0 By ZACHERY PER BEN Aso, 53, of Komperi Valley in Eastern Highlands likes to give to, than receive from, others. He strongly believes in the saying […]

Article Views : 0 By GLORIA BAUAI Unlike many, Christabeth Garap was fortunate to be born into a family with many doctors. Her father’s siblings – John, Joseph and Jambi […]

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Article Views : 0 By KELVIN JOE DELIRA Momo was only 28 when people approached him to be their ward councilor in the Koari Rural local level government in Kairuku […]

Article Views : 0 By JINA AMBA HEKURE Frank hopes the Girl Guides movement will be introduced in schools as an extra-curricular activity to develop the characters of girls and […]

Article Views : 0 By LULU MARK A GROUP of the late Sir Mekere Morauta’s maternal cousins with their families stayed back for a while at Independence Hill after he […]

Article Views : 0 By PETER WARI NANA Locke had to cut short his education when he reached Grade Two because of tribal wards in his Kagua-Erave district in Southern […]