Apostle Solomon Usukuni at NG Unitech 2025

Sakalim village (20/09/20225)

50th Anniversary Celebration at Mt Hagen

Brave Group CEO bows to provide opportunities for PNGeans

I will do my best to create business and employment opportunities for PNGeans within Papua New

Guinea and Overseas. I dont have to be a politician to do that. Im an Entrepreneur.

My dear beloved country men and women, leaders and citizens, young and children. We must fight for our economic power more than political power.

Let us reclaim our prosperous destiny. Let us share knowledge, recourses, and support one another to start or own businesses that dont just survive, but lead in our economy. Let us raise a generation that doesn't just compete with giants in the market, but owns the market. Let us invest in indigenous PNGEANS with pride and purposes to take Ownership of both our own economy and economic power through Entrepreneurship.

Together, let us take back Papua New Guinea our homeland with our own hands, our own hearts, and our own businesses ❤️

Will Grand Chief Sir Ipatas topple Marape at VONC?

By Lucas Neah

Will Grand Chief Sir Ipatas topple Marape at 10:00am on 15th April 2025? PNGs political culture is a bit different to what we see in Australia,

New Zealand and others. In PNG a new Prime Minister can be elected against all odds, a land of the unexpected.

Late Sir Julius Chan showed that never say die attitude, in the first VONC attempt in March 2024, he made his interest known to be the oppositions alternate PM nominee. His old age and related ailments did not stop him from

PNG at a Crossroads: Governance Reforms Fall Short

Papua New Guinea's democratic experiment has faced significant challenges since independence. The 2001 introduction of the Organic Law on the Integrity of Political Parties and Candidates (OLIPPAC) was intended as a watershed moment for political stability.

Drawing inspiration from Australia's governance model, this reform—along with the Limited Preferential Voting (LPV) system implemented in 2007—aimed to bring coherence to a fragmented political landscape. However, these well-intentioned reforms have largely failed to achieve their objectives, primarily because they attempt to superimpose formal democratic structures onto a society

GRADE 10 SCHOOL LEAVER BECOMES COP, THEN BUILDS A BUSINESS EMPIRE

By Des Yes

In Port Moresby, the name “Comfort Taxi” has become a household brand—a symbol of safety, consistency, and local success. But behind thewheel of this well-known business is a man with a humble story that speaks volumes about resilience, faith, and hard work. His name is Nathan Milyo. And what started as a journey from the remote Highlands has turned into a powerful example of what’s possible when you refuse to give up. I have

*Police Minister Tsiamalili Jnr. Commends Successful Testing of ICT Control Systems to Ensure Responsible Use of Facebook*

Police Minister Hon. Peter Tsiamalili Jnr. today praised the successful testing of innovative technology designed to regulate the use of Facebook and other online platforms to mitigate hate speech, misinformation, pornography, and other detrimental content impacting Papua New Guinea.

Workshop on Health Care Waste Management Plan for Provincial Hospitals in Papua New Guinea

Tengtenga Village 2025

Project inspection at Tengtenga village..