Article Views: 677 By THEO YASAUSE GREG Teine can be described simply as a carpenter of the human soul. He holds the rank of corporal in the PNG Correctional Services […]

Article Views: 346 By THOMAS HUKAHU As I was going through the sports news recently after completing my piece on conditioning as the topic of my last week’s article, I […]

Article Views: 320 By Rev SEIK PITOI ON Friday, April 26, 2019, two beautiful “flowers” from Fisherman Island or Daugo, which is off the coast of Port Moresby, blossomed. The […]

Article Views: 245 By PAUL MAIMA THE United Church bell rang louder, sending eerie sounds of sorrow into the neighbouring village of Boera to the west and Kouderika and Roku […]

Article Views: 252 By MALUM NALU THE image of Southern Highlands has taken a battering since the 2017 election and into 2018. Violence was rife, culminating in the burning down […]

Article Views: 271 By Rev SEIK PITOI WE’RE back to that very special day on our calendar again – Mothers’ Day! On this day, we will honour those special women […]

Article Views: 299 By PAUL MINGA IT takes some courage for a total stranger to approach a famous person for a simple chat as strangers and unwanted people have been […]

Article Views: 197 By SAMSON JOHN HIROWA YOUTHS in the Gomosasipo Settlement in the Moresby-North West electorate of the National Capital District have finally launched and registered ab association with […]

Article Views: 266 By PISAI GUMAR ONE cannot resist the fullness of wildlife within the artificial rainforest canopy of the Rainforest Habitat on the University of Technology campus in Lae. […]

Article Views: 353 By PETER S KINJAP FESTIVALS are part of the indigenous lifestyle in Papua New Guinea. Everywhere you go you find celebration of feasts or festivals most of […]