The O’Neil /Namah Government has announced the appointment of Professor David Kavanamur as the new Director General of the Office of Higher Education. The announcement
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Educating the Deaf in Papua New Guinea
By Steven Winduo We hear little about the world of deaf and hard and hearing in Papua New Guinea. In recent times I was contacted
Read moreITI Offers Scholarships to Cricketers
Port Moresby Cricket Association and its major sponsor International Training Institution have introduced scholarships for its cricketers. The scholarship which will be sponsored by ITI
Read moreBogia Parents Ask School to Explain Expenditure
By Roselyn Ellison Parents and guardians at a school are seeking an explanation from the board of directors on how they used K32,631 recently paid
Read moreInformation Sessions for the 2013 Australian Scholarships
Information sessions for the 2013 Australian Developmental Scholarships for Papua New Guineans will be held for interested applicants at the following locations. In Goroka –
Read moreState Bans Project Fees
Schools in the country have been warned not to charge project fees unless approved by the Provincial Education Board (PEB). Education Secretary, Dr. Musawe Sinebare,
Read moreCommunity Leader Queries Use of Funds
A community leader from Tambul in Western Highlands has questioned the whereabouts of K6 million intended for the rehabilitation of education services and Infrastructure (Resi)
Read moreOHE Publishes TESAS Travel Itinerary
The Office of Higher Education (OHE) has published a list of students on TESAS travel itinerary for this year. The list, in Microsoft Excel format,
Read moreDreikikir High Plans Games
Dreikikir High School in the Ambunti-Dreikikir district in East Sepik will be holding weekend games for its students. Teacher-in-charge of sports Terence Meten said the
Read morePausa Principal Denies Students Sent Home
By Yvonne Haip. Normal classes have started at St Paul’s (Pausa) Lutheran Secondary School in Wapenamanda, Enga province. Principal Gary Mark said students were now
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