By Alexander Nara Children below the age of 10 are unpredictable and their concentration on a particular program or at a gathering often deteriorates within
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Digicel PNG Gifts Elementary School in Southern Highlands
Children attending Tigibi Elementary School, in Southern Highlands, have a new double classroom – thanks to the Digicel Foundation. The launch last Thursday marked the
Read moreCommunity College Funds Missing
The K23 million allocated for the community college concept by the government of Sir Michael Somare is missing, Treasurer and Finance Minister Don Polye said.
Read moreJourno Student Threatened in Enga
A trainee journalist from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) has been threatened by members of the Talyul clan of Wabag in Enga. Albert
Read moreDigicel PNG Helps Gulf School
The first primary school in Gulf Province to benefit from Digicel Foundation’s help was Savaiviri Primary School. St. Theresa Primary School’s new steel kit classrooms
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Journalism Student Threatened in Enga
A journalism student from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) was recently confronted and threatened by members of the Talyul clan in the Wabag
Read more500 Students Join in Mormons Program
Latter Day Saints Charities national country director Rob Snow says church program help youths to become more honest, tolerant and caring members of the community.
Read moreSchools Urged to Buy Books
By Abigail Apina A prominent businessman and Rotary club president in Kokopo has urged schools in East New Britain to get involved in a book
Read more6 Confirm Attendance as Observers of 2011 – 2012 National Selections
6 representatives of the Private Higher and Technical Education Providers (PHTEP) have confirmed their attendance to observe the opening of the annual National Selections on
Read moreWest New Britain Technical College Opens Doors
One of Papua New Guinea’s remote areas is to have its own technical trades training center. The Mora Mora Vocational Center in Kimbe has been
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