Article Views: 271 By ALPHONSE BARIASI LAST Saturday Papua New Guinea Bible Church believers throughout the country celebrated the 70th anniversary of the birth of the church. The church was […]

Article Views: 272 By MATHEW YAKAI GABRIEL Andandi, a former teacher and today a successful businessman may not resemble Microsoft guru, Bill Gates or former USA President, Bill Clinton with […]

Article Views: 396 By PETER ESILA “I ALWAYS wanted to be a flight attendant, when I was in UPNG I told my brother that I was going to leave school […]

Article Views: 267 By ALPHONSE BARIASI A MASSIVE investment is planned to transform Koitaki in the Sogeri Plateau in Central into a food park right next door to Port Moresby. […]

Article Views: 119 By MICHAEL LAI IMAIRU Village in the inland Rigo district, Central is using the Word of God through the church to fight against cult practices, sorcery, and […]

Article Views: 154 By MALUM NALU Lutherans all over the world last year celebrated 500 years of reformation. The Lutheran Students’ Congregation (LSC) at the University of PNG decided to […]

Article Views: 155 by CHARLES MOI EARLY this month I was fortunate to be among 18 journalists from PNG and Fiji to tour Guangdong province, in mainland China. The visit […]

Article Views: 741 By KAIRI KURUKURU – World Vision Communications International Humanitarian Day (IHD) fell on August 19. World Vision, which has been involved with humanitarian work in the country, […]

Article Views: 311 By GLENDA AWIKIAK Lymphatic filariasis (LF) commonly known as elephantiasis is a disease that is silently affecting a good number of people in Papua New Guinea. It […]

Article Views: 298 By WANPIS AKO It was 8.43am on a Friday and I was on the road in my car; the flow of traffic abated along Waigani Drive in […]