TREASURER FORECASTS NATIONAL DEBT TO PEAK IN 2026
By Nigel MADO According to Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey and the Government’s 13-year budget repair plan, Papua New Guinea’s national debt...
Day: March 18, 2025
ENGAGING IN AGRIBUSINESS TO SUPPORT LIFE AFTER TRIBAL FIGHTING
By Mortimer YANGHARRY The DepSikin Cooperative Society of the Dep and Sikin Tribes, living in Aiyel Valley along the border...
TUSBAB MEN’S TRIUMPH IN THRILLING PENALTY SHOOTOUT
The Rookes Marine Preseason Tournament ends on sunday 16th march paves way for an exciting season for Madang soccer fraternity....
YANGORU-SAUSSIA PEOPLE PROTEST FOR STRONGER LAW & ORDER ACTION IN WEWAK
By Thelma ALLINGHAM Hundreds of frustrated cocoa farmers, SME owners, and the traveling public from Yangoru-Saussia District staged a peaceful...
PM MARAPE LINKS EDUCATION TO 50 YEAR VISION AT EDUCATION FORUM
By Naomi TAKOMA Prime Minister James Marape has emphasized the transformative power of education in shaping Papua New Guinea’s future...
EQUIPPING RURAL DOCTORS WITH TECH SKILLS FOR HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS
A group of doctors are brimming with confidence and eager to enhance healthcare in their district hospitals after completing an...
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION BIGGEST HURDLE IN PNG DEVELOPMENT|BIRD
By Nigel MADO The East Sepik Governor, Allan Bird pulls no punches when addressing National issues on the floor of...
PNG TO PUSH FOR STANDARDIZED PACIFIC EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS
By Naomi TAKOMA Prime Minister James Marape has called for a standardized education qualification across the Pacific to ensure graduates...
PM MARAPE OPENS PACIFIC EDUCATION MINISTERS FORUM
By Naomi TAKOMA The 2025 Conference of Pacific Education Ministers (CPEM) was officially opened last night at Hilton Hotel in...