By Emmanuel Maipe Media freedom and the influence of media on society were the main messages at Media Freedom Day celebrations at the Port Moresby
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UPNG to launch ADB report
The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) will be launching a report titled “Diagnosing PNG’s Critical Development
Read moreNew curriculum on trial by ACE schools
By Oseah Philemon Papua New Guinea (PNG) schools teaching the American education curriculum called Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) will now trial two new books on
Read moreNew TV show provides a new way of learning
By Grace Auka Alternative learning is the latest breakthroughs outside of classroom in the country intended to support literacy programs. John Kama, director and producer
Read moreStudents still waiting for certificates
By Kolopu Waima More than 10,000 students who sat for exams last year and are continuing their education this year either in tertiary or secondary
Read morePIMS opens in Wabag
Enga’s education policy has seen another milestone with the opening of the Port Moresby Institute of Matriculation Studies (PIMS) in the province’s capital last week.
Read moreSchools yet to recieve funds
By Kolopu Waima Schools in towns in Western Highlands Province which have not received the funds for fee free education have themselves to blame. And
Read moreAcademic says Jiwaka needs proper model
By Junior Ukaha Jiwaka needs a proper administrative and economic model before it becomes a province, Dr William Tongamp said. The associate professor at Akita
Read moreFree Education will be made Compulsory, says PM
By Jeffrey Elapa The government will pass a legislation to make free education compulsory in Papua New Guinea, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill said. He said
Read moreNGOs Using Institutions
Non-government organizations (NGOs) are using institutions to protest against the government. Maprik MP Gabriel Kapris said the NGOs were using institutions like the Kaindi Teachers’
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