The University of the South Pacific (USP) has received a full patent registered with the Indian Patent Office for a
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Transfer of Public Nursing Colleges to DHERST
It is with great pleasure that I, Wesley Raminai, Minister for Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology announce the transfer of the Public Nursing Colleges
Read more4 arrested for destroying school property in Manus
Police in Manus have arrested four suspects for causing damage to a new double classroom on Andra Island in the Pomotu-Kurti Andra Rural (PNKA) local
Read moreReforming, Transforming and Unifying the Higher Education System in Papua New Guinea – Regional Workshops
Purpose The core objectives of the Regional workshops were to inform stakeholders particularly the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) of the Marape-Basil Government’s progress in implementing
Read moreTotalEnergies TVET Scholarship Program 2022
TotalEngeries EP PNG Limited (TEP PNG), the operator of the Papua LNG Project in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea (PNG) is offering another
Read moreNotice to Teachers, Finance Companies and the Public
There are huge number of complaints from teachers about salary officers in both the National and Provincial Offices requesting inducements, charges and service fees to
Read moreScout program to be introduced into education system
Starting next year, a scouts’ education program will be introduced into the education system to promote positive values and principles to the young. This undertaking
Read moreMinister condemns school fights
Education Minister Jimmy Uguro has condemned school fights in the country and has urged school administrations and teachers to look at ways to address the
Read moreClaims of student’s death refuted by chairman
Evadahana Primary School chairman Eddie Kelea has refuted reports of the alleged death of a student during a fight and the closure of the school
Read moreMobile library named after long serving staff
After giving the National Library and Archives 45 years of loyal service, a simple tea boy will have his name remembered with a mobile library
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