Article Views: 243 STOP VIOLENCE Let us rise above cultural teachings that are wrong, and start to live as the Bible says. By Rev SEIK PITOI DOMESTIC violence is a […]

Article Views: 371 DIGITAL ECONOMY By MICHAEL UGLO TWO weeks ago we started a series of discussion on the question of digital economy in the country. In this article, we […]

Article Views: 182 Afghan girl coders build their own champions LIKE the princess who hops over goblins and throws daggers at evil wizards in the videogame they built, a team […]

Article Views: 139 Measles deadlier than realised GETTING measles is even more dangerous than doctors had realised, because it destroys immunity that the victim has acquired to other diseases, according […]

Article Views: 937 COVER STORY A West Papuan leader who is now and academic under the current Indonesian government, recalls life as an OPM rebel fighting a former regime and […]

Article Views: 428 EDUCATION SERVING as a minister of the gospel has rewards and challenges in equal measure. Ask Henry Aplas, a pastor working in Port Moresby and he will […]

Article Views: 321 COMMUNITY By GIBSON GEORGE TORASO ONE of the two local level government areas in Enga’s Wapenamanda district, Tsak Valley is abundantly blessed with fresh vegetables, sugarcane and […]

Article Views: 598 FAITH By Dr KEVIN PAMBA WHILE Madang may have received unrelenting bad press in recent times with wanton killings, cult activities, armed robberies, bad roads and lack […]

Article Views: 333 BUSINESS BY JEFFREY ELAPA ATTITUDE may be one factor that supresses local businesses although they can be competitive. While Papua New Guineans have the potential and capacity […]

Article Views: 369 LANGUAGE IN THESE monthly discussions we answer one question about language in PNG and beyond. This month we are looking at how to write Papua New Guinean […]